An apparently well-tolerated bay with two beaches: a good paved road leads to the first directly from the island's capital Vathi (from waterfront follow sign for Archaeological museum near old-looking church with prominent belltower, turn first left and then follow signs). This has a pebble beach with a few boats drawn up on it, nothing special, nudity not the norm but apparently tolerated. A short climb over the headland path at the right (not mountaineering, but some climbing up and down rocks) leads to a very nice pebble crescent beach which was comfortable for naturism (3 or 4 people there typically, 50% naked) during the first two weeks of September 2003. Greek visitors as well as foreign, clothing-optional rather than 100% nude, very relaxed feeling to the place. No facilities on this second beach, possibly something on the first one but not in September.

2007: Barefooters who visited in September found this beach "all rather sedate" and not right for nudism when they were there.
2019: on two visits in mid September the second beach was mainly nudists. Twenty metres after clambering down from the short path, someone has written on a post 'Nudism'. We noticed any textiles did not go beyond the notice. Lovely beach for swimming and snorkelling.
We hired a motorboat in Vathy (no licence need for less powerful boats) and spent the day boating nude round the area, stopping in coves and bays. Best day of our holiday.