Kokkina Beach is about 100 yards from Kokkina Beach Hotel and seems to be the obvious beach for them to use. Not an obvious choice for naturism, therefore, despite earlier reports.

2003 June: A report said no-one was using this beach at all. It seems unlikely that it would be used by nudists as a car park overlooks it. It is not a very attractive beach, with lots of smelly weed and difficult access to the water and sea urchins a-plenty. My contributor would not recommend it to anyone (not even to a textile). Score 10%.

Another contributor followed this Guide and went to this beach. They found it disgusting. The beach was not clean. And you have to be an experienced rock-climber to get there.

A contributor points out that this is not just one beach but three. From the incoming path on your right you can see the already-described-as-"smelly" beach. Following the short road (only a few metres long) on your left you come across the other two beaches which are separated by rocks. In the secluded small one you can indeed enjoy swimming and sunbathing nude but you are easily visible from its neighbour beach that's frequented by textiles. I would say that this beach could be considered as nudist during off-season only.

Going over the rocks, you could get to two small additional beaches, perhaps 15 yards and 5 yards long (one is visible in the photograph below the end of the white wall). The car park overlooks the main beach, but you might get away with nudity on one of these beaches. The "smelly" beach is possibly a shingle beach (15 yards long) on the other side of the car park which could probably be reached over the rocks without much difficulty, but it is totally unattractive.

2017 July: Nice beach but nudism impossible any more due to textile invasion. So go there to sunbathe topless (if you are a woman) as at every beach of the island.