A report from late September 2003 describes this as a beautiful sandy beach, facing south, between Pounda and Aliki. About the only remote beach where there is absolutely no influence of the strong north wind. Since my contributors felt that northerly wind almost the whole time that they were on Paros, this beach was definitely their preferred place. The south side has a lot of rocks, there are houses behind the beach and there is a little port.

The other side is a beautiful sandy beach with a wooden jetty. At the north end is another little bay that appears to be preserved for nudists, though you also find them on the sandy beach.

2023 September: Ideal location when the north wind is blowing. Last section of the beach (north, beyond the second clump of trees) is over 90% nude.  Mostly gritty sand, but there are some rocky outcrops. The middle section does get some nude visitors and I don't think anyone would worry about nudity on any part of the beach. Crystal clear water gets deep quickly

2024 July: In the afternoon, the last section of the beach was two thirds naturists. Going on to the end of the afternoon, this evolved to 100%. The sea was crystal clear and perfectly calm as the place is nicely sheltered from the north wind.