2004 Summer: A correspondent recommends this beach, which is 8 km to the west of Grammeno, on an asphalt road, well signposted. The western part, he says, is perfect for nudism: small pebbles, clean sea. There are also caves and green valleys above the beach which can be visited nude - again perfect!

The nudist beach is the one in the foreground of the main picture.

2008: A contributor and his wife cycled from Paleochora to visit this lovely pebble beach in September. The beach is in two parts, separated by rocks. The smaller of the two beaches, as described above is the western one. It was interesting to note that whilst the eastern one was empty, the western nudist beach always had 12 -14 people on it through the day. The beach provides some windshield on windy days.

Another contributor had less luck with Krios. It was well occupied with textile families on a Sunday afternoon but even on a slow Saturday morning a couple of textile groups on the Western beach were enough to make it feel inappropriate to strip off. Even so the café next to the Eastern beach is very nice even with your clothes on. Krios may be one of those places where if naturists arrive first they can set the tone for the rest of the day.

2010: the beach was about 40% naturist during our two visits.

2017 July: One of the contributors from 2007 still found Krios more textile than not with only one young lady daring to swim naked.

2014 October: in two mid-week visits to Krios there were up to ten couples in the western cove, almost all nude. Curiously there was no-one at all on the eastern 'textile' beach in front of the taverna.

2015 July: there were about 12 people, all textiles. I walked to Viena.

2016 October: on two visits to the western cove there were about 20 people the majority nudist. Very few on sunbeds in front of taverna.

2019 July and September 2020 no nudists.