Our correspondent didn’t discover a specific beach around this headland, but rather an interesting and rocky scramble where quite a lot of people chose to be nude in and/or out of the water. He felt that some spots along here were too visible from the public footpath above that serves the headland and is one route to Emborio (Nimporios on local map), and should probably not be used nude in high season. The sun in the afternoon leaves early, and the snorkelling here was dull.

It seems that nudity here is tolerated by the locals who also visit the place.

Nos beach

Nos beach

11:31 am, Oct 9, 2026

24°C

clear sky

Humidity: 54 %

Pressure: 1021 mb

Wind: 7 mph

Wind Gust: 11 mph

Clouds: 0%

Visibility: 10 km

Sunrise: 7:10 am

Sunset: 6:41 pm

• Temperature
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• Wind
• Humidity
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12:00 pm

24°/24°°C 0 mm 0% 7 mph 54% 1021 mb 0 mm/h

3:00 pm

24°/24°°C 0 mm 0% 2 mph 52% 1020 mb 0 mm/h

6:00 pm

23°/23°°C 0 mm 0% 10 mph 57% 1019 mb 0 mm/h

9:00 pm

22°/22°°C 0 mm 0% 11 mph 69% 1018 mb 0 mm/h

12:00 am

21°/21°°C 0 mm 0% 9 mph 69% 1018 mb 0 mm/h

3:00 am

21°/21°°C 0 mm 0% 10 mph 73% 1017 mb 0 mm/h

6:00 am

21°/21°°C 0 mm 0% 6 mph 73% 1016 mb 0 mm/h

9:00 am

23°/23°°C 0 mm 0% 4 mph 72% 1017 mb 0 mm/h

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You can climb the cliffs at the end of Nos Beach (Paradise Beach) and find some spots which cannot be seen unless from waterside. If you don’t care about being visible, take the road which leads uphill to the left of Nos Beach (it’s the road to Nimborios). After 5 min walk there are 2 nice steps leading down from the road to the water – the one farthest away leads down to a little sandy beach (you can see the steps in the picture).

2012 September: the steps lead down to mainly a rocky coast occupied by textiles. Also the places are fairly visible from the road – so not recommended.