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# Barefoot Holidays

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- [Greece / Ionian / Kefalonia / Paradise (Sissi) archive](https://barefoot.holiday/greece-ionian-kefalonia-paradise-sissi-archive/) - Archived Reports https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paradisi-sissi-beach/ 2001: Reports confirm that this beach is good for nudity and much of the time deserted. 2006 June: my reporters said there was only one more naturist couple, from Austria. Several small boats were passing the beach pretty close - one man tried to make a video of us (how pathetic) and the
- [Greece / Ionian / Kefalonia / Spithi archive](https://barefoot.holiday/greece-ionian-kefalonia-spithi-archive/) - Archived Reports https://barefoot.holiday/directory/spithi/ 2010 September: A long time visitor to Skala and user of the naturist beach beyond the rocks trusts that the following report is of interest: There has been no major rock fall that has wiped out the beach. The current situation is erosion of the beach over the last few years has
- [Greece / Ionian / Kefalonia / Mouda archive](https://barefoot.holiday/greece-ionian-kefalonia-mouda-archive/) - Archived Reports https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mouda/ 2001 July: Potomakia was the best spot for unabashed naturism and several couples were seen here evey day. These are either walkers from Skala or, like my contributor, from Katelios. The beach can be reached by road down from Ratzakli to Kaminia then walk east beyond the sunbeds. A new hotel development t
- [Why would you stay at a non-naturist Hotel?](https://barefoot.holiday/why-would-you-stay-at-a-non-naturist-hotel/) - Are you happy to bunk down somewhere exclusively naturist knowing that it’s your choice, or do you enjoy your creature comforts and are willing to compromise?
- [Captain's travels - Cornwall, UK](https://barefoot.holiday/captains-travels-cornwall-uk/) - September 2025. Mission: flesh out the details for some of Cornwall's beaches on this website. Pedn Vounder beach, Perran Sands beach and Acorns Naturist retreat. The Captain was also scheduled to visit Portmeor Cover but failed this trip. Pedn Vounder beach First on the list. Before he set off, he knew that that National Trust
- [Captain's travels - South Fuerteventura part II](https://barefoot.holiday/captains-travels-south-fuerteventura-part-ii/) - Mission: The Captain's Grand Day out to cross Fuerteventura by foot This Captain had never undertaken a naked distance walk before. In September 2025 he was staying at BHH in Fuerteventura 'researching' beaches in the area for this website and the owner, Karie, suggested he might want to walk across the island to the West
- [Captain's travels - South Fuerteventura part I](https://barefoot.holiday/captains-travels-south-fuerteventura-part-i/) - September 2025. Mission: explore some of the beaches of Fuerteventura and Report back. Playas Costa Calma, Esmerelda and Sotavento. This Captain has never been to the Canaries. Fuerteventura stood out as it is the most naturist-friendly of all the islands, with more clothing optional beaches than all the rest put together - or so he
- [Greece / Crete / SW Crete / Anidri (Gialiskari) archive](https://barefoot.holiday/greece-crete-sw-crete-anidri-gialiskari-archive/) - Archived Reports https://barefoot.holiday/directory/anidri-gialiskari/ 1997: "We walked along the E4 footpath towards Sougia. The walk was very pleasant, and not as difficult as we were expecting. There were also lots of people and all of them fully clothed - many of them families with small children, until we got to the last of the Anidri beaches,
- [Greece / Sporades / Skiathos / Little Banana archive](https://barefoot.holiday/greece-sporades-skiathos-little-banana-archive/) - Archived comments https://barefoot.holiday/directory/little-banana-banana-2-spartacus/ 1998: My correspondent describes Small Banana as perfect in that it is specifically a nudist beach with very little obviously textile presence. Some people were complaining that access to the beach was quite difficult requiring either a sure-footed climb around the rocks from the main Banana Beach or a very steep ascent
- [Greece / Crete / SW Crete / Sougia archive](https://barefoot.holiday/greece-crete-sw-crete-sougia-archive/) - Archived comments https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sougia/ 1998: A correspondent who visited back-packing, described the beach at Sougia as one of the most beautiful beaches they had been to. Naturism is very acceptable throughout the beach but we needed to respect the locals on Sunday. You can go beyond a rock on the eastern side of the beach where
- [Greece / Cyclades / Naxos / Aliko (Alyko) Beach archive](https://barefoot.holiday/greece-cyclades-naxos-aliko-alyko-beach-archive/) - Archived comments Greece / Cyclades / Naxos / Aliko (Alyko) Beach This may well be worth a try; some 2003 contributors thought it the best of the bunch; they shared it with 10 other people. People tended to come and go during the course of the day and it was almost exclusively non-textile. Some days they had
- [Going barefoot: A Naturist Guide](https://barefoot.holiday/going-barefoot-a-naturist-guide/) - Unsurprisingly, since I call myself Captain Barefoot, I'm often asked if I like going barefoot. This Post was written by the original Cap'n. As a practising naturist, if I'm somewhere where I don't have to wear anything at all I'm in my element. But if that's not possible, once the weather gets warm I'm quickly
- [Why Greece?](https://barefoot.holiday/why-greece/) - This Blog Post was written by the original Cap'n when the website only covered Greek Islands (and Cyprus). If you're a naturist and are reading these pages with that interest in mind, the answer will be pretty obvious. When to go Few will want to spend every waking hour flaked out in the sun. The
- [Love your body](https://barefoot.holiday/love-your-body/) - This page is about Body Confidence Body confidence issues have become a serious problem in many countries, including the UK, especially among young people. They lead to health problems (mental and physical) including eating disorders, reduced social participation, unsafe sex and substance abuse. One contributing factor is acquired attitudes — media-driven, idealised images of the
- [I'm new to Naturism - help!](https://barefoot.holiday/im-new-to-naturism-help/) - Here is part of an email I recently received My partner and I are looking to ease ourself into a little bit of naturism. We're not sure how, or where to start, and what the protocols are and here is a version of my reply. I hope that it helps you. It's good that you

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- [Home](https://barefoot.holiday/) - Welcome to Captain Barefoot's guide to all the best naturist beaches and accommodation in the world Written by naturists for naturists. This guide to the best naturist beaches in Greece, Europe and the World is written by you. Read the reviews and contribute your own. I'd love you to add beach reviews and/or photos from
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- [Search locations](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/) - Check out these places for a start. Hint - if you click on the locations on a listing (e.g. 'Crete' or, even finer 'North Crete' you can narrow down your search by location even more.
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – NE Aegean](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-ne-aegean/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Cyprus](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-cyprus/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – Mainland](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-mainland/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – Sporades](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-sporades/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – Saronic](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-saronic/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – Ionian](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-ionian/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – UK](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-united-kingdom/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – Dodecanese](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-dodecanese/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-crete/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Greece – Cyclades](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-greece-cyclades/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Lithuania](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-lithuania/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – France](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-france/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Italy](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-italy/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Portugal](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-portugal/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Denmark](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-denmark/)
- [The Cap’s Treasure Map – Spain](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map-spain/)
- [The Cap's Treasure Map](https://barefoot.holiday/the-caps-treasure-map/) - Find your ideal beach
- [Shop merch](https://barefoot.holiday/shop/) - OK, so you won't find much clothing here - apart from a handy Hi Vis, useful if you are touring and have a breakdown, or accident. What you will find are those accessories that are really useful to pop into your case before you travel. In addition, why not brush up on your First Aid
- [Holiday planning](https://barefoot.holiday/holiday-planning/) - Special Offers & Deals - check back regularly, or subscribe to the Captain's Newsletter Businesses mentioned below On the Beach - Book the whole package, including stays at Naturist Hotels. Holiday Extras - for all those little add-ons such as Airport parking, lounges and Hotels Trivago - gathers prices from a range of websites so
- [Historic beach reports](https://barefoot.holiday/historic-beach-reports/) - Since Captain Barefoot has been running for yonks, there are some really old reviews on the website that may, or may not be relevant. When I (Andy) took over I kept them all for historic relevance, but they are now getting in the way of more up to date entries, so time for a purge.
- [Useful Links - Greece](https://barefoot.holiday/useful-links-greece/) - As with all external links, the Cap'n takes no responsibility for these websites and their content. Please report any expired websites - or new, useful ones! Ferryscanner - Book your ferry in advance to guarantee your place. Best price guarantee and free cancellation on many routes. Greek Travel Pages - includes a comprehensive guide to
- [Newsletter](https://barefoot.holiday/newsletter/) - Subscribe to the Capn's Newsletter. It doesn't come out often, but when it does, he will update you on: Website developments and features New beaches, new countries, new accommodation Offers and competitions Naturism in the news The Cap'n doesn't do anything with your details apart from send you Newsletters, which you can unsubscribe to at
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- [Development timeline](https://barefoot.holiday/development-timeline/) - Here is the current project plan, status and timescales. It is all subject to, well, anything to be honest so do take all figures with a pinch of salt. Broad idea - not necessarily chronological, but not far off. Create new functional website just to get up and running again Import existing beaches, photos and
- [About this website](https://barefoot.holiday/about-this-website/) - Think of Cap't Barefoot as Dr Who and the website as the Tardis. Every now and again the Cap'n and / or the Website regenerate. Captain Barefoot's Naturist Guide has been online since 1996. Until March 2006 it sat quite happily on a free hosting site called Yahoo/Geocities until it disappeared without notice. It relaunched
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- [Useful links - United Kingdom](https://barefoot.holiday/useful-links-united-kingdom/) - As with all external links, the Cap'n takes no responsibility for these websites and their content. Please report any expired websites - or new, useful ones! British Naturism - The "official" naturist organisation in the UK. Naturism Wales - does what it says on the tin, really. In the Buff - this site aims to
- [Affiliate Statement](https://barefoot.holiday/affiliate/) - This website has some Affiliate links to other websites. An Affiliate Link means that if you click on this link the other website sees that it came from Barefoot.Holiday Not all links are Affiliate Links. I will get a small commission if you click on one and purchase something. You won’t pay any more, and
- [Useful links - International](https://barefoot.holiday/useful-links-international/) - As with all external links, the Cap'n takes no responsibility for these websites and their content. Please report any expired websites - or new, useful ones! International Naturist Federation (INF) - the international body charged with promoting naturism. You can sign up to their regular newsletter if you wish. Naked Wanderings - a site about
- [Cap'n Barefoot through the ages](https://barefoot.holiday/capn-barefoot-through-the-ages/) - If you want to see how the website has evolved, you can thanks to the Wayback Machine. Here are a few snapshots. Both the original Barefoot.info website and the Wayback Machine were born in the same year (1996), however it doesn't seem to have captured anything earlier than 1999. Prior to 2003 it was Hosted
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- [Useful links](https://barefoot.holiday/useful-links/) - As there are so many websites I'd like to link to, here is a link page to my link pages! That way, each page is a reasonable size and you, dear viewer, can focus in on what you want. As with all external links, the Cap'n takes no responsibility for these websites and their content.
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## Listings

- [Gloria Palace Royal](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gloria-palace-royal/) - Overview With a picture-perfect setting overlooking the spectacular Amadores Bay, the Gloria Palace Royal is the perfect spot to enjoy some of the best views on the island. Thanks to the beautiful guest rooms, delicious dining and host of on-site facilities, it's an ideal pick for couples and families seeking a sunshine break with a
- [Gloria Palace Amadores](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gloria-palace-amadores/) - Hotel Highlights Set in the hills, with incredible views of the sea Swimming pools galore including a thalassotherapy pool Hop in the hotel's panoramic lift straight down to the beach promenade An on-site spa chock full of treatments and therapies for all needs!
- [St Osyth](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/st-osyth/) - St Osyth is a nudist beach in Essex. It is a shingle beach and is about a 20 minute walk from the nearest car park. [location-weather id="5024"]
- [Portslade](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/portslade/) - This is a secluded beach close to Brighton, but gathering less attention as it is more of a trek to get to. It is pebbly and also sheltered by a sea wall [location-weather id="4826"]
- [Playa del Mattoral](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-del-mattoral/) - This is a massive beach (150m wide at some points) and very long. I walked for an hour to Esquinzo with only one pinch point. You could feasibly walk this naked and some appeared to be marching as if perhaps going to the textile wars. Sandy and windy (as most of Fuerteventura is). [location-weather id="7262"]
- [Laparda beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/laparda-beach/) - As you're on the main road, before turning to Xigia beach there's a taverna called Pelagaki. There you turn right… There's a new (under construction) road where you drive for 3 minutes. On your left there's a hidden 800 metres shingle beach where you can swim and sunbathe nude! Great place for nudists!!! If you
- [Xigia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/xigia/) - A lovely quiet, secluded beach with "a small private bay" to the right. 2012 September: We visited the beach several times. Care needed to be taken as a recent storm had washed some of the road away. Leave the car park and walk back a few metres, then take the RIGHT path down the hill.
- [Ag Andreas / Climati](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ag-andreas-climati/) - It's unclear how the name "Aghios Andreas" came to be applied to this beach as the monastery and ruined nunnery of that name are on the opposite, west coast of Zakynthos, albeit on very much the same latitude. The quite clear directions that follow (and the photo) lead to a bay called Climati according to
- [Porto Koukla](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/porto-koukla/) - A nice stone beach. 2004: Barefoot reporters said when they were there "we found an older naked couple and the rest (which were some distance away) were not disturbed by their nudity. Even the guy who charged them for the sunbed and umbrella (3 Euros each) was naked." [location-weather id="7258"]
- [Crystal Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/crystal-beach/) - This is an unofficial nudist beach. It is easily found by walking to the far end of the main road away from Laganas end and turning to the sea at the Taxi rank. Nudists used the far end of the beach away from the Hotel Cristal. The half-way point seems to be the cut-off for
- [Paralia Vrontonero](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-vrontonero/) - This beach, at the extreme eastern end of Laganas bay is almost entirely naturist. There are NO facilities at all and not many tourists. Many locals go there, a lot of single guys (some gay) and lots of couples too. Completely relaxed for all. One Barefooter rated it 100%. It is 600 metres from the
- [Paralias Melia / Dahfni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralias-melia-dahfni/) - Views are breathtaking, and it's a clothes-optional beach on the left when you reach the car park. To the right are bars, etc. June 2001: There were about half a dozen couples there and a family when my Barefooter was there, all nude. Another Barefooter says the beach itself attracts families, couples and single men,
- [Paralia Gerakas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-gerakas/) - On the very southernmost tip of Zakynthos Island there is a beach called Gerakas beach, a famous turtle beach. A long drive down from Zante (30mins) by car. Before the beach there is car parking, the lazy bar, a coffee hut and a shop. Walk down the slope onto the beach and turn right. 2019
- [Agia Varvara](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-varvara/) - Pebbles, rocks for a brief part when getting in, but then it’s only sand and it starts with very shallow waters. There’s trash cans and a changing cabinet. There’s plenty of space to park your car as well. [location-weather id="7252"]
- [Agriosikia cave](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agriosikia-cave/) - Agriosikia is the only secluded nudist place in Alikanas. It's a small cave and some big flat rocks, ideal for nude sunbathing as well as snorkelling! If you spend your vacations in Alikanas it's highly recommended! The scenery of the place is unique… The negative part is that you have to walk through rocks (about
- [Kalamaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalamaki-2/) - This beach can be found by turning left at the crystal beach hotel and following the beach all way to the left. Due to time of year you may find turtle nesting site and the area may be roped off. Don't go near them please. A Barefooter found this beach to be a favourite and came
- [Hengistbury Head](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hengistbury-head/) - Hengistbury Head, near Bournemouth in Dorset is a lovely long sandy beach. Head towards the part of the beach by the Headland Cliffs. 2026: The Captain visited here. The area is very busy with visitors and there was a School Geography visit whilst he was there so options generally are limited. If you go to
- [Cayton Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/cayton-bay/) - Cayton Bay is a designated naturist beach in North Yorkshire a few miles to the South of Scarborough just off the A165 Bridlington Road. It is at the North end of a long, sandy beach. There is a rocky outcrop between the entrance to the beach and the naturist section. Don't get caught by the
- [Brighton Naturist Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/brighton-naturist-beach/) - Brighton naturist beach, to the east end of Brighton is one of Britain's first official naturist beaches. It consists of quite steeply shelving pebbles so decent footwear is a must. It gets busy in the summer and attracts its fair share of gawpers. Apart from the contours of the beach hiding the shoreline from the
- [Mavralis Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mavralis-beach/) - Very long pebble and sand beach with parking and easy access from the Mavralis Picnic Site. Rudimentary (long drop) toilet facilities at the picnic site. Bushes and pine trees screen the beach from the picnic area and nearby road and provide some seclusion. Given the proximity to the picnic area it is unlikely that naturism
- [Psili Ammos / Hochlakas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psili-ammos-hochlakas/) - 2017: From Aegiali you can reach this nice and quiet beach, just reach and leave your car/motorbike at Levrossos Beach, reach the shore and cross the the beach north direction, you'll see a path that leads you to the beach, relaxing beach, 90% nude, nice view, few people, nice swim. 2018: very quiet and 100% naturist.
- [Naturplaya - Adults Only](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/naturplaya-adults-only/) - No longer naturist. been rebranded as Hotel Es Blau Des Nord This welcoming apartment complex is located in a quiet area away from the hustle and bustle. The only & exclusively naturist hotel on the Balearic Islands. Enjoy a naturist holiday in an idyllic setting. The splendid sandy beach is to be found just in
- [La Chiappa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/la-chiappa/) - La Chiappa est bien plus qu’un village de vacances, c’est une expérience naturiste unique en Corse du Sud. Chaque instant est une invitation à vivre selon vos envies : contemplation face à la mer, activités relaxantes ou sportives, ou simple plaisir de se prélasser sous le soleil corse. Laissez-vous porter par la magie de ce
- [Mouros beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mouros-beach/) - Barefoot reporters arrived there around 12:00 on a day in June 2006 and there was only one couple there at the far end. My contributors stayed until 18:00. The maximum number of people there was 15 people, where 5 of us were nude on the far side, and the others were wearing bathing suits. The beach has
- [Holkham Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/holkham-beach/) - Holkham beach is part of Holkham National Nature Reserve in Norfolk. It has plenty of sandy stretches. For more information, check out the Holkham Website. [location-weather id="5021"]
- [Non-official Kaunas Naturists beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/non-official-kaunas-naturists-beach/) - [location-weather id="3695"] A very nice beach in the middle of the woods. Mostly the people are nice, but can also feel creepy sometimes.
- [Hawaii Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hawaii-beach/) - A huge derelict concrete ruin [now disappearing amongst trees] marks a headland with small coves on white sand and clear water. Wonderful little beaches, lots of nude people there; seems to have been discovered by the Swedes. [The first beach north of the ruin is called Hawaii and the next is Kedros.] Take adequate supplies of e.g. water
- [Mikri Tsampou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mikri-tsampou/) - Right next to Tsampou is a secluded fully pebble filled clearing. There’s water is clear and the beach is calm and free of any kind of modern culture. There’s a weird path to get there from the road but it’s definitely worth it. You can also get nude by going to the far right (looking
- [Eureka Naturist Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/eureka-naturist-club/) - (From its website) Eureka is a private members club open from 11am, 364 days of the year. Located in Kent, the ‘Garden Of England’, Eureka certainly lives up to this reputation with its 23 acres of beautiful landscaped lawns, fields and woodlands where you can relax and laze around the tranquil grounds, or take a
- [Broadlands Sun Association](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/broadlands-sun-association/) - (From its website) Located in a lovely quiet location, set in 25 acres of woodland yet just a 15 minute drive from the centre of Norwich, a perfect location to explore both Norwich, the Norfolk Broads and further afield. We are a family and pet friendly club with amazing facilities for your naturist holiday. Day
- [Cleat's Shore - Arran](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/cleats-shore-arran/) - Cleat's Shore is on the South of the Island of Arran and is an official naturist beach. [location-weather id="5162"]
- [Bantam Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bantam-bay/) - Bantam bay is a sandy and rocky beach in Glamorgan. [location-weather id="5128"]
- [Koukmos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/koukmos/) - [location-weather id="3690"] From a Barefooter: 2022 September: Private beach of Koukmos Beach Greenspace Living: 3 houses and a private, mostly sandy beach. If you should decide to stay here, you have the whole 400 m beach for you. It is even possible to walk the ± 150 m from the houses to the beach in the
- [Spiaggia Libera di Lido di Dante](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/spiaggia-libera-di-lido-di-dante/) - Questa è la spiaggia naturista storica di Ravenna, riconosciuta formalmente dalla Regione e dal Comune di Ravenna. This is Ravenna's historic naturist beach, formally recognized by the Region and the Municipality of Ravenna.
- [Sarakiniko](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sarakiniko-2/) - 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
- [Paradisi (Sissi) beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paradisi-sissi-beach/) - The beach is lovely: three sandy bays interconnected, with a freshwater spring piped out about 8' above the middle beach - what a lovely shower! We walked to the left and were the only couple on that beach all day; a naturist couple with two children came to the middle beach, and there was one
- [Spithi (near Skala)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/spithi-near-skala/) - Spithi has for many years boasted an unofficial but de facto naturist beach a short walk from the main Skala town, screened by rocks from the main beach. Earlier attempts to close it down seem to have been abandoned in favour of common sense. Unfortunately this naturist beach is no longer easily accessible from Skala, the only
- [Mouda](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mouda/) - East of Katelios at the level of Ratzakli, are Kaminia and Potomakia which are collectively known as Mouda. As reported above there is a rocky outcrop south of Skala at Cape Mouda where naturists congregate and it is possible to scramble from Katelios to Skala along the beach. Often people call this beach Mounda by misreading the Greek
- [Kimilia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kimilia/) - A small beach in between Dafnoudi beach and Emblisi beach. The walk from Emblisi beach is no more than 15 minutes. There is no sign from Emblisi beach but you can see the path on the hill. Go left to the hill and pass through the forest. If you walk along the coast there is a
- [Myrtos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/myrtos-beach/) - Myrtos is one of the most famous, and frequently photographed, beaches in Greece. It is about three-quarters of the way north up the west side of Cephalonia. When my contributors visited (June 2001) there were 7 other naturist couples and it felt very comfortable. A report from July 2001 says that the northern end was uncrowded
- [Fiorenzuola di Focara](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fiorenzuola-di-focara/) - [From a Barefooter] Spiaggia incontaminata ed eccellente, spostandosi verso nord si può godere della natura, senza disturbare nessuno, nudismo facoltativo. Pochissime persone possono godersi solo la spiaggia deserta. La strada da Fiorenzuola è chiusa al minibus, quindi solo gli amanti della natura raggiungono questa meravigliosa spiaggia solitaria. Ripeto, la spiaggia è nudismo facoltativo solo in
- [Laghetti del Leno](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/laghetti-del-leno/) - A Riverside spot consisting of a secluded pebbly beach [From a Barefooter] Quasi tutti residenti in Vallagarina, i nudisti del Leno preferiscono definirsi «naturisti», proprio per sottolineare il loro legame con l'ambiente che li circonda. Sulle sponde del fiume hanno creato una specie di paradiso del relax, con panchine, un tavolo e perfino un orticello,
- [Ardeer Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ardeer-beach/) - Ardeer beach near Stevenston in Ayrshire is the only official nudist beach in South West Scotland and is a Local Nature reserve. [location-weather id="5036"]
- [Las Arenas Apartments](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/las-arenas-apartments/) - Hotel Highlights Perfectly placed close to the golden beaches and boasting sweeping views over the sand dunes and beyond, this spot is all about soaking up the island’s best bits. An outdoor swimming pool, a children’s pool, and a sun roof terrace, your stay is set to be sun-soaked and relaxed. Whether you're here for
- [Dolores](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dolores/) - Overview This quiet complex is situated centrally and is very suitable for families with children and couples. Close by there are a number of commercial centres with bars, restaurants and shops. The complex boasts a large garden area with swimming pool, nudist roof terrace and magnificent panoramic views. How far is the nearest beach? Just
- [Tything Barn](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tything-barn/) - [From its website] Nature reserve & Naturist retreat We offer a unique opportunity to relax in harmony with the natural world at our beautiful private reserve purely dedicated to a naturist lifestyle, here in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park. You can enjoy the tranquility of the outdoors, the beauty of nature, the serenity
- [Dilly Dally's](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dilly-dallys/) - [From the website] We are putting together a new club and small touring site with pitches for caravans, campervans & tents. Set in 6 acres of beautiful gardens at West Moors near Ferndown, Dorset. Just a short walk from Holt Heath Nature Reserve and its footpaths and trails. Local shops, take-aways and pubs are just
- [BHH Naturist Resort](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bhh-naturist-resort/) - [From its website] A perfectly cosy adults only boutique resort to be with like-minded people. Clothing optional. There are 4 self-contained Apartments (called Naturist, Au Naturel, Buff and Bare) as well as 2 cosy Nests with Bird Baths (called Peckers and Hooters) which are ecopods with private hot tubs. There are spacious sun terraces surrounding
- [South Western Outdoor Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/south-western-outdoor-club/) - Experience the beauty of nature at our naturist club, a getaway for naturists in the Dorset area. Camping is available
- [Central Sun Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/central-sun-club/) - Central Sun Club was founded on the values of inclusivity and equality, working to promote naturism within central Scotland and beyond. As a community, we have a focus on the environment, working to manage a small, private, off-grid woodland site for the enjoyment of members. The site is completely off-grid. NB: The map does not
- [Ribble Valley Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ribble-valley-club/) - We are a member orientated Naturist club who openly welcomes seasoned Naturists or those who are new to Naturism.
- [Lavernock Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lavernock-beach/) - Not an official nudist beach, but due to its size, its remoteness and that it is stony, it doesn't encounter many visitors. [location-weather id="7012"]
- [Kedros beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kedros-beach/) - A huge derelict concrete ruin [now disappearing amongst trees] marks a headland with small coves on white sand and clear water. Wonderful little beaches, lots of nude people there; seems to have been discovered by the Swedes. The first beach north of the ruin is called Hawaii and the next is Kedros. Beautiful small beach south of
- [Bull Costa Canaria & Spa - Adults Only](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bull-costa-canaria-spa-adults-only/) - Overview The Bull Costa Canaria & Spa is an adult only hotel, located directly on the sandy beach and the San Agustin seafront promenade. Adults only hotel (15+) How far is the nearest beach? This hotel is located on the beach (San Agustin) however this beach isn't known for its naturism. It is a short
- [Abora Catarina By Lopesan Hotels](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/abora-catarina-by-lopesan-hotels/) - Overview The Abora Catarina by Lopesan Hotels is located in a quiet situation, at the beginning of Tirajana Avenue, in the centre of the tourist resort Playa del Ingles, close to the very well known Maspalomas dunes and 300 meters to the shopping centre CITA. Free shuttle bus service to the beach for hotel guests
- [Bull Eugenia Victoria & Spa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bull-eugenia-victoria-spa/) - [from the website] Overview The Bull Eugenia Victoria & Spa is a well-maintained, friendly hotel on the outskirts of Playa del Ingles. There is a regular free bus service operating to and from the beach. Affordable prices coupled with fantastic on-site facilities make this hotel a very popular choice with couples and families of all
- [Svanrevet - Skanör](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/svanrevet-skanor/) - Official nude beach
- [Eastney Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/eastney-beach/) - Eastney Beach is an official naturist beach between Hayling Island and Portsmouth. The nudist part of the beach is at the far end of the spit in front of an old military fort. In common with most beaches along this area of the south coast its pebbles with sand at low tide.
- [Vedsølejren](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vedsolejren/) - From its website: In the heart of Jutland, near the city of Viborg, you will find the campsite of Solsportsforeningen by the lake Vedsø. With the focus on family and nudity, we enjoy the sun, the nature, swimming, fishing and sport. Solsportsforeningen "Danmark" is a club with traditions. Its story goes back to the thirties.
- [Manor Farm](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/manor-farm/) - From its website: Our site is on a quiet, family-run farm located within an area of outstanding natural beauty, one mile from Seaton beach and the town centre. It has spectacular views of the Axe Valley and Lyme Bay. We are in an ideal location for visiting the countryside, beautiful villages and seaside towns of
- [Camping Le Mérou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/camping-le-merou/) - WELCOME TO NATURIST CAMPING LE MÉROU (From its website): You don’t want stress during the holidays! You want nothing more than to unwind by the swimming pool. You want to enjoy the terrace with a glass of fine wine, a cappuccino or iced tea, and why not enjoy something sweet or savoury? Do you dream
- [Playa de Sotavento (de Jandia)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-de-sotavento-de-jandia/) - This entry includes the beach Playa de Sotavento, also know as Playa de Sotavento de Jandia. In addition, it also surrounds Playa de la Barca so that is included here, too. Playa de Sotavento is a long, long strip of sand from the south end of Playa Esmeralda to the North end of Playa el
- [The Coach House - Parkhill Estate](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-coach-house-parkhill-estate/) - (From the website) Stunning renovated coach house set on a private estate with its own lake and family of swans Spacious and luxurious bedrooms, two of which are on the ground floor Enjoy indoor/outdoor living, with sheltered seating a private hot tub and pool table 4 bedrooms – 4 king-size 4 bathrooms – 3 en-suite shower
- [Gloria Palace San Agustin](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gloria-palace-san-agustin/) - Hotel Highlights 3 swimming pools including one for the little ones with a splash park! An on-site health centre including spa facilities and a gym! An extensive all-inclusive package with some iconic exclusives! Lounge bar with plenty of evening shows and tasty drinks for all the fam! Swim n' Sun - there are two swimming pools
- [Seaside Palm Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/seaside-palm-beach/) - Overview Experience wellness and an updated 70's design - the new Palm Beach will pamper you: mind, body and soul. Together with the world-famous architect and interior designer Alberto Pinto the hotel is completely redesigned. Spend your holidays in the lap of luxury and in the first design hotel built on the island. The hotel
- [Corallium Beach by Lopesan Hotels - Adults Only](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/corallium-beach-by-lopesan-hotels-adults-only/) - Overview The Corallium Beach is an Adults Only resort, requiring guests to be 18 years of age or over. Set directly on the beautiful San Agustin Beach on the south coast of Gran Canaria, this three-star hotel’s most celebrated aspect is its great location. Close to an international casino, bars, restaurants and shops, and only
- [Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lopesan-costa-meloneras-resort-spa/) - Overview This hotel offers an exclusive beachfront location, impressive interior and exterior design and a range of room types and facilities to provide you with the five-star holiday experience you truly deserve. Take advantage of the delicious dining options or upgrade to the 'Unique Club' for exclusive amenities. Whether you're a couple looking to relax
- [H10 Playa Meloneras Horizons Collection](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/h10-playa-meloneras-horizons-collection/) - Overview The hotel is situated on Meloneras beach, in the southern part of the island of Gran Canaria, giving fantastic views of the coast. A great pick for families and couples alike, this five-star hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool, sports ground, live music and entertainment. Just a heads up that group bookings of 6
- [Playa de Meloneras](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-de-meloneras/) - Nice beach, in the shadow of its neighbours Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés. It does make it a quieter beach. The sand quality is not up to the other two and you should take beach shoes to protect your feet below the shoreline and for the rocky areas. [location-weather id="6946"]
- [Ratzakli VIllas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ratzakli-villas/) - We are independent owners and we offer villas near the most beautiful beaches of the island of Kefalonia to spend a dream vacation. Each of our villas has its own terrace with its private swimming pool in an enchanting setting surrounded by vegetation. The layout of the premises is conducive to total relaxation because great
- [Villa Atraides](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/villa-atraides/) - Villa Atraides is an adults only environment located in Corfu, Greece, which is designed for heterosexual couples who enjoy the freedom of naturism, and the company of other like minded adults. The villa is also suitable for single women - it is an escape from the usual hotel setup and NO CHILDREN anywhere, set in
- [Vassaliki Naturist Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vassaliki-naturist-club/) - Update 2024 Vassaliki Bare Brilliance is for the moment not operating a resort. Please visit back at another time to see if we have any new adventure opening for the discerning naturists We are actively looking for a new site to operate in Kefalonia. If you know of any suitable hotels or resorts of between
- [La Jenny Vacances – Domaine Résidentiel Naturiste](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/la-jenny-vacances-domaine-residentiel-naturiste/) - From the website: Are you looking for a naturist holiday? Then come to La Jenny! A naturist village with 756 chalets spread over the 127 hectares of the estate, for unforgettable naturist holidays. The Domaine Résidentiel Naturiste de La Jenny is located in the Gironde between the Bay of Arcachon and Lacanau, about 60 km
- [Arna (formerly Arnaoutchot) Campsite](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/arna-formerly-arnaoutchot-campsite/) - From their website: In the heart of the Landes region, nestled in a 45-hectare pine forest, is the Arnaoutchot campsite-village - ideal for a memorable naturist holiday. Discover our high-quality holiday rentals and pitches in a village-like setting with a family atmosphere. Enjoy the naturist beach with total peace of mind, directly accessible from the
- [Creuse nature](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/creuse-nature/) - From its website: Warm Naturism Naturist campsite Creuse Nature is called after the department of La Creuse and its river. The campsite is situated in the Limousin area in the middle of unspoiled France at only 700 kilometres from Calais. Creuse Nature is easy to reach and ideal for families with children who do not
- [Domaine Laborde](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/domaine-laborde/) - From its website: At Domaine Laborde, it’s our pleasure to make you feel welcome We enjoy taking the time to chat, telling you about the best sites to visit nearby and relating the incredible history of our campsite. We enjoy being a part of your naturist holidays and if you need a hand putting up
- [La Petite Brenne](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/la-petite-brenne/) - From its website: In the beautiful nature park 'parc naturel régional de Brenne' lies the naturist site “la petite Brenne'. The estate is 42 hectares in size and consists of forest and meadows, bordered by large hedges of hawthorn, rosehip, blackberries, ferns and trees. A stream meanders across the site. A Brenne lake of over
- [Les Lauzons](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/les-lauzons/) - From its website: Provence...where the sun rises twice*. Located between the charming village of Forcalquier and the "montagne de Lure" high tourist places of Provence, nestles our naturist campsite "Les Lauzons". Welcome to Les Lauzons, where the charm of family naturism blends seamlessly with the beauty of Provence, France. Our naturist campsite is a sanctuary
- [Domaine de Bélézy](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/domaine-de-belezy/) - From its website: Bélézy, naturist campsite in South France Located halfway between Avignon and Luberon, naturist campsite Bélézy opens its doors in South France for resting holidays. Great destination for family holidays, Domaine de Bélézy organizes various activities for every age. Experience genuine camping holidays in South France at the foot of grand Mont Ventoux.
- [Origan Village](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/origan-village/) - From its website: Welcome to Village Origan, naturist campsite in France - In the middle of nature in Puget Theniers at the gateway to the Var Are you looking for a naturist campsite in an enchanting setting under the sun of Provence in the South of France? A veritable Eden between the beaches of the Mediterranean and the Mercantour Park, the
- [Le Colombier](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/le-colombier/) - From its website: Naturist camping vacations in Vendée. A quiet, family-run naturist campsite in the Vendée, Le Colombier welcomes you to its vast, undulating wooded grounds for tailor-made vacations. From the comfort of a fully-equipped chalet to the simplicity of a tent in the great outdoors, La Roche-sur-Yon has something for everyone! Wide open spaces, a friendly atmosphere, top-quality services and a heated
- [Messidor](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/messidor/) - From its website: We are 15 km from Aix-en-Provence, close to the Luberon regional park, overlooking the valley of the Durance River. Messidor offers a family atmosphere with 85 pitches over 10 ha of terraced land. All kind of shops are available 3 km away. The main towns in Provence: Marseilles, Arles, Avignon, Salon, Manosque,
- [Domaine de l’Eglantière](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/domaine-de-leglantiere/) - From its website: Our cozy naturist campsite l'Eglantière is located in the sunny south west of France, at the foot of the Pyrénées. A small river winds its way across the campsite and flows through the natural beauty of the Midi-Pyrénées towards the Gers. Regardless of whether you want to camp or rent an accommodation,
- [Domaine de la Sablière](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/domaine-de-la-sabliere/) - From the Website: Discover an exceptional site in the heart of a natural paradise The Domaine de la Sablière, nestled between Provence and Gard, in the heart of the Cèze gorges, is a unique naturist village. We advocate for a naturism that respects everyone, our practice, and family life. With over 50 years of experience,
- [Domaine de la Gagère](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/domaine-de-la-gagere/) - From the website -ABOUT US- DELUXE CAMPING IN THE BUFF At the end of a lane that winds its way upwards through meadows and along woods, streams and ponds lies Domaine de la Gagere, looking out on France’s most beautiful sunset! La Gagère, with 126 pitches on a plot of 5 hectares, means experiencing naturism
- [Naturist Villa Dalmatia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/naturist-villa-dalmatia/) - (from the website) Secluded Naturist Villa in Klismata, Kefalonia Escape to Paradise Nestled in the heart of Klismata, this secluded naturist villa offers an idyllic getaway for those seeking tranquility and harmony with nature. Surrounded by lush greenery and breathtaking views, the villa provides the perfect sanctuary to unwind and rejuvenate. Guests can explore the
- [Val Drôme Soleil](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/val-drome-soleil/) - (from the website) Val Drôme Soleil, a naturist campsite, is surrounded by the mountains of the Drôme department close to the Ardèche and Provence. The 120 pitches on the 30 hectare sloping campsite offer both sun and shade. There are also pitches in the woods and on several of the terraces on the hillside, one
- [Camping Naturiste Verdon Provence](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/camping-naturiste-verdon-provence/) - From its website: Camping Naturiste Verdon Provence is located at Esparron-de-Verdon, in the Alpes de Haute-Provence and the South Region. Composed of thirty-three hectares of nature reserved for naturism, two preserved creeks, it is classified 3 stars. It offers you several services of quality, adapted and qualitative, for comfortable vacation in Provence. For example, a restaurant, a bread
- [Naturist Angel Nudist Club Hotel](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/naturist-angel-nudist-club-hotel/) - I have been advised (see forum) that this Hotel is currently closed. I'll leave the Listing up, so that people can see this message and, obviously, if anyone has any updates, do let me know. Naturist Angel Nudist Club Hotel - Adults Only Paradisi is a 3-star property at 5 km distance from Farma of
- [Lake Como Family Nudist Resort](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lake-como-family-nudist-resort/) - From its website: The Place to Be...Naturally! Lake Como Co-op Family Nudist Resort in Florida’s Tampa Bay area offers clothes-free recreation in a 200 acre nature park for a true naturist experience.
- [Hotel Hubertus](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hotel-hubertus/) - (From the website) “Griaßt enk! Welcome! Nice to have you with us.” With a smile on our faces and joy in our eyes, we welcome you to our 5-star hotel in the Dolomites. With us you will feel at home right from the start, because we have thought of everything to provide you with a wonderful
- [Costa Natura](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/costa-natura/) - (From its website) Welcome to Costa Natura Costa Natura is now over 40 years old, with its established clientele of owners and guests. It’s the first official Naturist Resort in all of Spain. The resort consists of over 190 apartments and studios, each with its own private terrace and character. The design of Costa Natura
- [Lpc Naturist Accommodation & Camping](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lpc-naturist-accommodation-camping/) - Adults only Alfresco eating area with BBQ, jacuzzi and dip pool in the summer months. Seasonal fresh produce available. Small and friendly - pitches for motorhomes 3 hardstanding Glamping pod.
- [Bolding Way Naturist campsite](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bolding-way-naturist-campsite/) - Clothes Optional / Naturist Camping, Norfolk (From its website) We offer a small but beautiful campsite, with room for up to 5 tents or 5 small camper vans. All have electric hook ups. We also have a hot tub for you to use after relaxing in the sun all day, as well as a table
- [Clover Spa and Hotel](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/clover-spa-and-hotel/) - From the website: Seven comfortable en-suite bedrooms, with large TV, comfy beds, beautiful linen, tea/coffee and biscuits offer peace, privacy and space to be yourself, and yet just a few steps away from the friendly café bar, comfy lounge and all the spa facilities. Once you’ve checked-in you can undress and there is no need
- [Playa del Sol Apartments - Adults Only](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-del-sol-apartments-adults-only/) - Overview Playa del Sol apartments are located next in Playa Del Ingles, close to the sandy beach. It is also close to shopping and pleasure facilities. This friendly complex, set within lovely gardens is ideal for couples. ## Adults Only hotel ## How far is the nearest beach? The complex is around 500 m from
- [Perran Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/perran-beach/) - Perran Beach is a lovely sandy beach to the North of Perranporth in Cornwall. It is about 2.5Km (1.5m) long. The best way of accessing it, the Captain found, was to go to Haven Perran Sands Car Park within the Holiday resort. From there it is about a 10 minute walk (quite a steep walk
- [Pedn Vounder Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pedn-vounder-beach/) - Pedn Vounder Beach is a lovely sandy beach in Cornwall. It is difficult to access and this year (2025) it has actually been roped off by the National Trust as the Access routes are deemed unsafe. The captain does not recommend you attempt to access the beach. That hasn't stopped intrepid visitors, but do bear in
- [Aberlady Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aberlady-beach/) - Aberlady Beach is situated on the Eastern outskirts of Edinburgh. It is a fantastic long sandy beach facing the Firth of Forth. It is backed by dunes. At the North end is a line of rocks and beyond it is a little cove which is the naturist section. Dogs are not allowed as it is
- [Playa Esmeralda](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-esmeralda/) - Playa Esmeralda is probably the most popular nudist beach in Costa Calma on Fuerteventura. All the beaches in this corner roll into one another, separated by the occasional rocky outcrop. It sites between Playa Costa Calma (to the North) and Playa de Sotavento (to its South). Whilst Playa Costa Calma is popular with many beds
- [Servatur Don Miguel - Adults Only](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/servatur-don-miguel-adults-only/) - Overview Servatur Don Miguel is a laidback adults-only property located in the heart of Playa del Ingles, just a stone’s throw away from a number of local shops, bars, and restaurants. Offering simple and comfortable accommodation in a great location, a freshwater pool and a Jacuzzi, this property is an ideal choice for those looking
- [Green Field - Gran Canaria](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/green-field-gran-canaria/) - Overview The Green Field Aparthotel is located in the heart of Playa del Ingles, in wonderful Gran Canaria. It is a modern complex which offers many facilities such as a nice bar, a gorgeous restaurant with a delicious cuisine, a supermarket, a swimming pool and comfortable and pleasantly decorated rooms. How far is the nearest
- [Barcelo Margaritas Royal Level - Adults Only](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/barcelo-margaritas-royal-level-adults-only/) - The Royal Level is located at Barcelo Margaritas hotel, offering exclusive services and facilities to take your holiday experience to the next...well, level. Spacious Junior Suites, crowd-pleasing entertainment and an exclusive pool area are just a few of the perks that await at Barcelo Margaritas Royal Level. Fyi, this hotel is Adults Only. With 168
- [Barcelo Margaritas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/barcelo-margaritas/) - Overview Newly renovated in 2022, Barcelo Margaritas is a four-star flagship resort of the Barceló Hotel Group in the Canary Islands. Located in the popular Playa del Ingles, one of Gran Canaria's main tourist resorts, this property offers a superb variety of facilities and services, including a 24-hour all inclusive concept, making it great for
- [Maspalomas / Playa del Inglés](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/maspalomas-playa-del-ingles/) - [location-weather id="3705"] These beaches on the Southern tip of in Gran Canaria merge into one.
- [Bull Escorial & Spa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bull-escorial-spa/) - [from its website] Overview The Bull Escorial & Spa is centrally located in the popular resort of Playa del Inglés, only 300m from the beach. This hotel is perfect for couples and families looking for a relaxing getaway in Gran Canaria with a host of attractions on your doorstep. Rooms The hotel consists of 250
- [HL Suitehotel Playa del Ingles](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hl-suitehotel-playa-del-ingles/) - [From its website] Overview Located in a privileged area in the sea resort of Playa del Ingles close to the Dunas Maspalomas, HL Suitehotel Playa del Ingles is an ideal spot for rest and rejuvenation. With a modern design, charming roof terrace, verdant gardens and colourful entertainment, this hotel is the perfect base for an
- [Seaside Sandy Beach Hotel](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/seaside-sandy-beach-hotel/) - [From its website] Overview On the exciting Playa del Ingles, only a few steps away from an endless sandy beach, you will find a spacious and family-friendly hotel resort with an atmosphere in which you will be able to relax and enjoy your holiday completely. The Hotel Sandy Beach is located in Southern part of
- [Abora Buenaventura by Lopesan Hotels](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/abora-buenaventura-by-lopesan-hotels/) - [From its website] Overview Ready for a proper Canarian escape where fun meets chill? Abora Buenaventura by Lopesan Hotels nails the family‑friendly holiday vibe with its lush grounds, splash‑ready pools and easy stroll to Playa del Inglés. With kids’ zones, sports courts, smart all‑inclusive dining and shady spots for grown‑ups to unwind, this Gran Canaria stay offers
- [Hotel Caserio](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hotel-caserio/) - [From its website] Overview The Caserio is a four-star hotel set close Gran Canaria’s southern coast. With great on-site facilities and an attractive location, this property is perfect for a couples’ holiday in the Canary Islands. How far is the nearest beach? The hotel is about 300m from the beach.
- [Corallium Dunamar by Lopesan Hotels](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/corallium-dunamar-by-lopesan-hotels/) - [From its website] The Corallium Dunamar offers wonderful panoramic views over the sea from its elevated position on the south coast of Gran Canaria. Just in front of the beach of Playa del Ingles, facing the natural park Dunes of Maspalomas and surrounded by sub-tropical vegetation, this four-star hotel’s location promotes natural beauty as well
- [Playavera (Naturist Hotel)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playavera-naturist-hotel/) - A popular first class hotel which is set directly on the beach and offers a fantastic range of services and facilities to suit those seeking a naturist environment. Click link to website to see more images. How far is the nearest beach? This hotel is located on the beach. Rooms There are 281 rooms in
- [Kamares](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kamares/) - Favoured by Barefooters who visited during 2006. It is accessible by turning left through a gate about 200m after the new church on the track going down to Mondendri. The track is good for about 600m but the last 200m down to the beach consists of a steep goat track with loose stones. The main beach is
- [Lendou / Lientoú Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lendou-lientou-beach/) - 2025: This beach is not suitable for naturism. If you think this status has changed, do let the Captain know. A short walk west of the only village and is probably only a nudist beach well out of season and even then it is in the very very uncertain category. We did not find it
- [L'Ahuir](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lahuir/) - An undeveloped stretch of dune backed fine sand. Naturists tend to congregate in the middle section but there's always space and tranquillity either side of this. Some gay cruising in the dunes. Beach bars (clothed) at either end ...about a 1 km walk. [location-weather id="6874"]
- [Serfiotico](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/serfiotico/) - Serfiotiko is a remote and largely untouched beach on Folegandros, in the Cycladic archipelago. The beach is predominantly pebbly and stands out mainly for its isolation and the difficulty of access. [From a Barefooter] July 2025: There are no amenities whatsoever on the beach. No shade, no facilities, no food or water. Visitors must be
- [Tropical (Natural) Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tropical-natural-beach/) - For a number of years, correspondents have reported an excellent but small nude beach about 3 kilometres to the west of the centre of Kardamena, with a single stand warm shower (heated by the sun and gravity fed from a tank above the beach), refreshments and sunbeds/umbrellas. In 2005, two sunbeds and an umbrella were available
- [Silverleigh Spa, Hotel and Leisure Centre](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/silverleigh-spa-hotel-and-leisure-centre/) - (from its website) Since 1989 Silverleigh, based in West Kingsdown, near Sevenoaks has led the way as the first UK Naturist Spa and Hotel with indoor all weather all year facilities. Silverleigh is still the only Naturist Spa and Hotel in the UK that has indoor in-house swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and with
- [Playa de Mal Nombre](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-de-mal-nombre/) - [From a Barefooter in 2025] This is a sandy beach in Fuertventura. Its accessible on foot or Vehicle. It has a café which you have to cover up to attend.
- [Sweheat Sauna](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sweheat-sauna/) - From the website Immerse yourself in authentic Nordic relaxation with our wood-fired sauna, inspired by traditional Finnish-designs to optimise the heat experience and steam quality. Comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests, this is the perfect space to unwind and recharge. Pair your sauna session with a refreshing dip in our spacious 12ft pool, equipped with
- [Lydi beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lydi-beach/) - Next to Paraporti bay (a dangerous beach because of the unstable bottom of the sea, don't swim there). Paraporti is one of the two beaches of Chora (Andros Town) (the right one, the other is Neiborio). How to get to Lydi: You walk along the Paraporti beach and you find a hill. On the hill
- [Kambi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kambi/) - It is quite a rough scramble over the rocks from Agia Anna (see below). This beach is 100% naturist and maybe 20% gay as well. All medium-size rock it also has a fresh water spring (don't drink it, but it is good to wash off the salt after each dip). The Captain finally made it
- [Aliko beach (Alyko)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aliko-beach-alyko/) - A huge derelict concrete ruin [now disappearing amongst trees] marks a headland with small coves on white sand and clear water. Wonderful little beaches, lots of nude people there; seems to have been discovered by the Swedes. [The first beach north of the ruin is called Hawaii and the next is Kedros.] Beautiful small beach south of Mikra
- [Wyvern Swim & Sun Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/wyvern-swim-sun-club/) - (from its website) Wyvern is a members' only, BN affiliated, naturist club located on the borders of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, on the southern slope of a small hill. The Club enjoys lovely views to the Malvern Hills. Although tucked away in a rural location, the nearby M50 motorway allows easy access. The ancient market town
- [Vritomartis Hotel, Chora Sfakion (Χώρα Σφακιά)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vritomartis-hotel-chora-sfakion-χώρα-σφακιά/) - The Captain finally made it here during the late summer of 2014. It's a proper, international standard hotel, with plentiful, attentive staff, very comfortable bedrooms, excellent breakfast and evening buffet (and only half board appeared to be available when the Captain booked). And the very pleasant pool is naturist. The rule is that during daylight hours
- [Paralia Didimes](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/didimes/) - Two adjacent beaches located to the east and west of a small promontory. Also known as Liginou Livadi. (Didymes or δίδυμες means 'twins') Paralia Didimes beaches are a mix of sand and stones with a few tamarack trees providing shade. The beaches are quite small, with no vehicle access to the beach. The second Beach,
- [Psili Amos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psili-amos/) - The beach at Psili Amos (best reached by boat) is well known as the local nudist beach. It was sandy and very pleasant. (Rating: 60%). I advise caution because genuine naturists have no wish to offend local sensibilities. My correspondent describes Psili Amos as the only sandy beach on this rocky island. Psilli Amos has
- [Vagia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vagia/) - Vagia beach is a stony/sandy beach with some Tamarisk trees at the Eastern end providing shade, whilst at the Western end of the beach there’s a small rock outcrop provides access to another small sheltered beach approx. 10m long. A concrete access road with parking enables cars/scooters to park pretty close to the beach. This
- [Paralia Livadi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-livadi/) - Livadi beach is a typical Patmos beach with Tamarisk trees, good snorkelling and a taverna on the access road to the beach. The beach is quite long and thus provides good opportunities for naturism at the East end of the beach, furthest from the taverna. [location-weather id="6733"]
- [Monodendri (Lone Tree)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/monodendri-lone-tree/) - Lipsi's jewel and one of my contributor's favourite Greek beaches. It's a 40-45 minute walk from the village; one of the island's two taxis will take you as far as the road goes but refuses to go along the track. It'll take you about halfway. The climb up out of the village is the worst
- [Björnö naturist Reserve](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bjorno-naturist-reserve/) - Naturist Reserve
- [Svärdsön naturreservat](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/svardso-naturreservat/)
- [Fönebo nude beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fonebo-nude-beach/) - Unofficial nude beach
- [Playas De Vera](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playas-de-vera/) - The 1Km+ sandy beach is a mixture of naked and clothed areas, with the naturist section at the Northern end after the Promenade finishes. Both areas are clearly marked. [location-weather id="3707"]
- [''Koukmos beach'' Greenspace Living - Private sandy beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/koukmos-beach-greenspace-living-private-sandy-beach/) - From the Lateroooms.com website: Situated in Parákoila, 50 km from Saint Raphael Monastery and 21 km from Agia Paraskevi, ''Koukmos beach'' Greenspace Living - Private sandy beach offers a private beach area and air conditioning. This beachfront property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi. Rooms have a balcony with mountain
- [Playazimbali](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playazimbali/) - Overview Playazimbali is located just 200m from Vera’s Playazo Beach, on the Costa de Almería. It offers a spa, an outdoor pool and spa bath, and air-conditioned rooms with a private balcony. How far is the nearest beach? This hotel is located 200m from the beach. Distance from Airport This hotel is located 82km from
- [Marina Rey](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/marina-rey/) - Overview Marina Rey is located just a short distance from the 6-km-long El Playazo beach, one of the most popular in Almería. The complex is in the eastern part of the Vera region, famous for the unspoilt natural beauty of its beaches with crystal-clear waters, tranquil villages like Mojácar, the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park
- [H10 Playa Esmeralda - Adults](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/h10-playa-esmeralda-adults/) - Overview This hotel is situated in Costa Calma, on the foreshore, set in 30.000 sq metres of grounds with excellent views over the Sotavento beach. The Hotel building and its facilities are fully integrated into the environment. Although it is not a naturist hotel, it is for Adults (18+)) only and the naturist beach, Playa
- [Torre Guaceto Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/torre-guaceto-beach/) - [From a barefooter] A marvellous tolerated naturist beach in Puglia (Southern Italy). Located in a natural reserve named Torre Guaceto, it is is a white sandy beach, natural, wild, without any barrier. Located in front of 2 small islands, you also have a nice view of a big antique tower and a clear turquoise water, The
- [Panaghia Geranou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/panaghia-geranou/) - At the extreme east of the island there is a beach under the Panaghia Geranou; 100% naturist, very beautiful, of sand and gravel, with a large tamarisk in the centre, reachable by descending from the church parking lot path, taking the fork to the right. Few minutes. Even the grandiose but not secluded beach of
- [Lampi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lampi/) - 2025: This beach is not suitable for naturism. If you think this status has changed, do let the Captain know. My May 1999 correspondent reports a fine pebble beach on north coast. Beach empty in May but did not look suitable for nudity on the main part but there were 2 tiny coves over the rocks to
- [Paralia Kampos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-kampos/) - 2025: This beach is not suitable for naturism. If you think this status has changed, do let the Captain know. [From a Barefooter] Kampos beach faces southeast and would be described as an organised beach with sun loungers and tavernas. As such this beach is not suitable for Nudity. The beach surface consists of small
- [Valley Club (Harrogate)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/valley-club-harrogate/) - [from its website] When it is time to recharge your batteries, why not enjoy the mental and physical health benefits that naturism brings? And what better place to do this than at Valley Club? We are a members' run naturist club and campsite, set in five acres of the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside, just outside Harrogate.
- [Geromines Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/geromines-beach/) - Just to the West of Poros Town is a small beach used by Naturists. [location-weather id="6662"]
- [Little Banana / Banana 2 / Spartacus](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/little-banana-banana-2-spartacus/) - Some contributors prefer the beach which is just around the headland called Banana 2 or locally Spartacus. It has a taverna, a fine sandy beach, and good swimming. It is a super beach, regularly scoring 90 or even 100% in the many reports the Captain receives. It is more difficult to get to than Banana
- [Acorns Naturist Retreat](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/acorns-naturist-retreat/) - From the website: Andy and Kathy welcome you to Acorns, their secluded farm which they have developed with Naturist holidays in mind. Set in 13 acres of beautiful rolling Devon countryside Creacombe Parsonage Farm offers four comfortable mobile homes for hire and Naturist Camping for Caravans, Camper Vans and Tents. You are also welcome to
- [Playa Costa Calma](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-costa-calma/) - Playa Costa Calma is the main beach in the Town Centre. It is a short stroll from the roads and shops and there are several paths down to it between the complexes. There are plenty of parasols and loungers for hire and they get filled up. Beach Bar Aureola, on the edge of the beach
- [Fiveacres Country Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fiveacres-country-club/) - [from its website] Fiveacres was established as a naturist club back in 1927 as a modest camp started by a small group of nudists.Today it has earned respect up and down the country as being a welcoming, family friendly club, where people can mix together in harmony to enjoy the common goal of in depth
- [The White House](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-white-house/) - [from its website] Nestled in the serene countryside of Surrey, The White House is a family-friendly, members-only naturist leisure, sports and social club, offering a peaceful retreat, just a short journey from London and Kent. Leaving your worries (and your clothes) behind has never been more effortless. For over 90 years, we have embraced the freedom of
- [Lancashire Sun Club](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lancashire-sun-club/) - [from its website] Lancashire Sun is a long established Naturist Club and is owned and run by our membership. It is set in a secluded 10 acre site of beautiful, natural woodland and located within 30 minutes of Preston, Southport and the M6. We have many sheltered lawned areas for relaxation or sunbathing, and we
- [Playa de Agua Liques](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-de-agua-liques/) - Playa de Agua Liques is on the West coast of Fuerteventura. It is only accessible by walking. The Captain walked from Costa Calma (it takes about an hour). The coastline looks out onto the Atlantic and there is no shelter from this. As a consequence it is very rocky and the currents are strong. There
- [Anidri (Gialiskari)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/anidri-gialiskari/) - Everyone seems to know these beaches as the Anidri beaches, although the Captain is advised that their correct name is Gialiskari, and that is what the sign near the beach says. On the way to Gialsikari there is also an unofficial sign saying Anidri Beaches with Taverna and Massage though. Anidri is the village to
- [Langada (Eftyhia) beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/langadaeftyhia-beach/) - There is another beach there about 1 kilometre long which can be accessed by walking over the rocky outcrop and is usually 100% nude. 2001: When my contributor visited in mid-June, on each of two days, the western three quarters of the beach was occupied by three or four naturists, with three or four textiles
- [Laki Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/laki-beach/) - Beautiful pebble beach, with crystal clear waters. It is the easiest to reach beach in Kato Koufonissi. In the busiest hours textiles are a large majority. Naturism possible at the two extremes of the beach.
- [Katsouni Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/katsouni-beach/) - The beach is smaller than Klissidi or Roukounas, but is mainly sand and the majority of the people there were naked in August 2011. Most people use the eastern end (to the left as you reach the beach) as it is the best part of the beach. There are a lot of stones in the sea
- [Naturistforeningen Fyn](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/naturistforeningen-fyn/) - From the website: Welcome to the Naturist Association of Funen Perhaps Denmark's cosiest campsite, undisturbed deep in the quiet of the forest
- [Lillebælt Naturist camping](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lillebaelt-naturist-camping/) - FKK campsite for families, couples & singles.
- [Lyngboparken](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lyngboparken/) - From its website: Located close to Henne Strand, we offer a peaceful oasis for relaxation and freedom. Here you can enjoy spacious pitches, modern facilities and a relaxed atmosphere. Surrounded by forest and dunes, our site is perfect for nature-loving guests. In a short distance, it is easy to take a trip to our nearby
- [Aalborg camping](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aalborg-camping/) - From its website: The campsite has room for 250 units – all with the possibility of electrical connection. The site is divided into two – one part for nudists and a part for “textile” campers. Both parts are separated with barriers and there are facilities at each of the two areas. On the campsite there
- [Sougia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sougia/) - Sougia, also on the South coast is quite long. Archived Reports 2018: Naturism lovers who, have for years (even decades), enjoyed long naturist camping stays on Sougia's beach should be aware that in late 2017 a vote took place in the village, with a decision by those eligble to vote, to ban camping on the
- [Fairlight Glen Beach (Covehurst Bay)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fairlight-glen-beach-covehurst-bay/) - This beach is a mixture of sand, shingle and rocks and is a bit of a trek to get to along a fairly rough path [location-weather id="3699"]
- [Slapton Sands](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/slapton-sands/) - Slapton Sands in Devon, near Dartmouth is a long established nudist beach. [location-weather id="5108"]
- [The Strangles beach / Little Strand](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-strangles-beach-little-strand/) - there are two beaches here, which become one at low tide, separated by a Rocky outcrop (Samphire Rock). It is a mixture of sand, pebbles and rock. Swimming is unsafe. [location-weather id="6451"]
- [La Serre de Portelas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/la-serre-de-portelas/) - This large site near Clermont-Ferrand is run by the Club de Soleil de Clermont-Ferrand, and almost entirely volunteer-run. Located at an altitude of 800 meters, on​​ 15 hectares, with 175 spacious shaded locations and surrounded by nature. Heated swimming pool Children’s play ground Tennis court, volleyball Petanque Table tennis Archery area Inside camp ground hiking
- [Haven Cliffs](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/haven-cliffs/) - Haven Cliffs is a pebbly naturist beach in Devon to the East of Seaton. It is bounded to the Right (East) by a cliff fall and as far as I can tell the only way to access it is from the Seaton side. It is pebbly and rocky.
- [Plage naturiste des Figuières](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plage-naturiste-des-figuieres/) - This is located in the Cote Bleu area near Marseilles. From a Barefooter in 2025: There were a few chaps on the beach and a Dutch couple on a boat moored in the bay but the cliffs make it very private if you are with someone less enthusiastic. The unsophisticated signs were brilliant. Very rocky
- [Balmedie beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/balmedie-beach/) - Balmedie beach is an extremely long sandy beach in Aberdeenshire. [location-weather id="5158"]
- [SARONIC GULF (mainland) - Kehries](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/saronic-gulf-mainland-kehries/) - This is a secluded beach next to Kehries ancient port between Kehries town main beach and Kalamaki Beach Hotel, on the old (coastal) road from Korinthos to Epidavros. This is a great beach for nudism and topless sunbathing. The area is is full of life, so you may inevitably have some amateurs snorkelling nearby. Especially
- [Ag. Joannis, Aliki, Sfounos & Panagia beaches](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ag-joannis-aliki-sfounos-panagia-beaches/) - If anyone can provide the Cap'n with some individual reports and photos I'll separate these out into their own listing. They all line up the coast from Kalliopi village up to the village Plaka. All are little frequented because they are not easily accessible and therefore popular as naturist beaches. [location-weather id="4464"]
- [Tsamadou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tsamadou/) - This is said to be the only official naturist beach on Samos. The beach is of pebbles and, providing you have something on your feet, getting in and out of the water isn't a problem. The beach, when our Barefooters visited in the first week of May 2006, was totally nude from just to the left
- [Fornaki / Fournaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fornaki-fournaki/) - In the south-west of Samos, there is a small beach called Fornaki Beach next to Votsalakia and Marathokampos. It is much smaller than Tsamadou, but many Barefoot reporters think much nicer. Typically 10-20 people on beach generally nude. There is a lovely little beach bar near the end of beach. Good swimming and snorkelling although
- [nr Alagadi beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nr-alagadi-beach/) - 2016: A report from malecyprus lifted from the forum: "I usually sunbathe on the beach next to Girne Alagadi beach. This is a turtles-protected beach. It is calmer between April and June and after September. Weekends are too crowded because locals come. I do not recommend naked sunbathing when it's too crowded." [location-weather id="4934"]
- [Fira](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fira/) - This beach is mentioned in the Rough Guide as a nudist beach. At Angali go east, to the left, up between the houses and then along a cliff path for 10 minutes. This path might also seem a bit daunting to some. Fira is a poor beach, 25%, a cove of mainly large pebbles and
- [Aghios Georgios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-georgios/) - At the North extremity of the island, it is now reachable with a dirt, wide but steep, road. The beach is not so wide, with some boat garages, a few trees, nice pebbles and sand but because of the position it catches easily the pollution of the sea, meaning also some boat-oil on the surface
- [Livadaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadaki/) - This is another, quieter, clothing-optional beach within an inlet of rocky cliffs. It can be reached by boat from Angali (see above), or by walking down a path from the Ano Meria bus terminus. The walk takes nearly an hour and can be done in the nude most of the way (the Captain hasn't tried
- [Agios Panteleimon (Αγιος Παντελεήμων)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-panteleimon-αγιος-παντελεήμων/) - This is a cluster of small coves below the chapel of st Panteleimon at Katapola Amorgos. This where most nudists at Katapola go. [location-weather id="5222"]
- [Gagavi Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gagavi-beach/) - From a Barefooter: 2025: Nice hidden sandy beach, not difficult to reach. In August we could stay comfortably naked on the right side of the beach. [location-weather id="6245"]
- [Paralia Fatourena](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-fatourena/) - From a Barefooter: 2025: While not at the same level of other beaches in Milos, we passed next to Paralia Fatourena every afternoon to go back to our accommodation and we always saw one or two couples naked there. Very exposed to northern wind and current, so there's a lot of seaweed and some rubbish
- [Katergo](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/katergo/) - This beach apparently used to be the most popular beach on the island, but a few years ago the winter storms washed away a lot of sand and dumped some large boulders on the beach. So now, not many people go there. Nonetheless it is quite an acceptable beach. It is quite a long beach
- [Plaka beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plaka-beach/) - Excellent long bay, mix of textiles and non-textiles, very civilised! Wide beach, clear sea with almost no waves. The sea bed has a few patches of rocks for underwater interest, but mainly just sand. It is very popular with Barefooters, some of whom think Plaka beach is the best in Greece! One recent correspondent compared
- [Tripiti (Kalotaritissa)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tripiti-kalotaritissa/) - The Captain understands that a caique leaves the port each morning and goes to Livadi beach and, if the wind is favourable and enough people want to go, it goes all the way to Kalotaritissa at the north-east corner of the island. Here there is a small, very isolated, village and there are 3 small
- [Kendros / Kedros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kendros-kedros/) - Having received various enthusiastic reports about this beach, the Captain finally made it here in June 2003, and liked it so much he was back a year later. It is a fantastic clothes-optional beach, with officially sanctioned free camping. The beach is mainly sand and the swimming seems safe. A new snackbar / taverna built behind the beach
- [The Camping beach / the official nudist beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-camping-beach-the-official-nudist-beach/) - The Captain has received various different reports about the name of this beach. A Barefooter reporting in 2025 that it is known locally as The Camping beach and that Theologos is a separate (textile) Beach. Google maps seems to concur so I have renamed it. It is one of three (I think) officially dedicated nudist
- [Praia do Barril](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/praia-do-barril/) - Praia do Barril is on the Algarve in Portugal. It has its own dedicated naturist area. [location-weather id="5246"]
- [Afantou / Afandou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/afantou-afandou/) - 2024 October: From one of my Barefooters: Between the golf course club house & the beach shack (Google maps refers to it as canteen number 2 ) the beach was almost deserted so I was naked all that time. The nearest sun beds belonging to Blue sea holiday village hotel had very few on there.
- [Tjioni / Tzioni Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tjioni-cove/) - Driving further north along the coast track from Lara Beach is this bay with the sunken Roman town below the water. Tjioni Beach is located on the western side of the Akamas Peninsula. The Akamas is a national park and as such the beaches along this section of coast are largely un-spoilt with barely any
- [Latsi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/latsi/) - North coast, west of Polis Chrysocou. Barefoot reporters found an oasis of excellence at the family-run Souli Hotel on the road/beach west of Latsi. [location-weather id="4936"] BEACH 1. This is a 250m pebble crescent partially covered with soft, dry seaweed to lie on; there is some flotsam and jetsam. We had one, naked, "wanker" but when my
- [Galifos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/galifos/) - 2013 July: in the middle of the path from Agali to Agios Nikolaos you will find a very small beach with small and large pebbles, it's called Galifos. Very relaxing atmosphere; some campers and some naturist… we felt quite comfortable to go nude although there was a sign that forbade nudism… the only bad thing was
- [Small beach - Limenaria](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/small-beach-limenaria/) - It's reachable by car and 1 minute walk. There were only naturalists in June 2025. Its a rocky beach with few spots for sun umbrellas. [location-weather id="5471"]
- [Detis beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/detis-beach/) - This is a very pretty beach at Kato Koufonisi. To reach it you walk about 20 minutes from the tavern. In 2023 there was a medium amount of people, mostly textile. In 2024 it was almost empty. Both times I was able to go nude at the right end of the beach. [location-weather id="5416"]
- [Gardenos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gardenos-beach/) - Predominantly a textile beach with a few beach front tavernas and sun-beds in front of them at the western end. However it is long, nearly two kilometres, and textiles seldom venture far from the area near to the tavernas. Nudism is possible, at least out of high season, on the eastern part of the beach.
- [Oystercatcher -Scarborough](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/oystercatcher-scarborough/) - This bright and homely bungalow ideal for friends or small families is wonderfully located on the Yorkshire coast. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the incredible views along the Cleveland Way which can be found less than 1 mile away. Hire surfboards or paddle boards down at Cayton Bay Beach, 1 mile away, for an active day
- [The Farmhouse Bothy](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-farmhouse-bothy/) - From its website: The bothy is situated on a working farm on the southern coast of the beautiful Isle of Arran, which sits in the vast Firth of Clyde. Discover the hamlet of Lagg, with its quaint farm shop and walks around the Kilmory Water, the perfect place for a romantic stroll in stunning scenery.
- [Brae Cottage - Pathhead](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/brae-cottage-pathhead/) - From its website: Charming period cottage with wood burner and enclosed garden nestled in the pretty village of Pathhead Located only 10 miles from the fantastic city of Edinburgh with world-class attractions and events Visit Glenkinchie Distillery, Soutra Aisle, Vogrie County Park, Tynehead Mill and Hillend Ski Slope 2 bedrooms – 1 twin and 1
- [Dalbreck](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dalbreck/) - Luxurious Art Deco house with lovely sea views and just a short stroll to the beach (300 metres) Large, fully enclosed, mature, wraparound garden with a lovely summer house Perfectly positioned to enjoy all the delights of Gullane on foot! 3 bedrooms – 2 zip-and-link super-king-sizes (can be made into twins on request at time
- [Ross Back Sands](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ross-back-sands/) - A lovely expanse of sandy beach, looking out to Lindisfarne (Holy Island). It is a bit of a trek (1 mile walk) to access, though. Also known as Ross Beach. [location-weather id="5031"]
- [Rocky Island View - Whitley Bay, Northumberland](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/rocky-island-view-whitley-bay-northumberland/) - From its website: Inviting and well-appointed family holiday home with sea views, within meters of the sandy beach Enjoy social evenings in the open-plan living space, relaxing in front of the pebble-effect gas fire After a day of walking, unwind with an evening tipple in the tranquil garden or south-facing conservatory 3 bedrooms - 1
- [Dunes - Blyth, Northumberland](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dunes-blyth-northumberland/) - From the website: Enchanting coastal retreat, beautifully decorated and perfect for a group getaway Enjoy magnificent views of golden sandy shores and St Mary's Island in the distance Watch the blink of the lighthouse as the ships dock from the top floor balcony windows 4 bedrooms – 2 super-king-size rooms and 2 doubles 2 bathrooms – 1
- [Penmon Point](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/penmon-point/) - At Penmon Point there is the main beach used by most visitors, however if you head West along the path from the Pilot café you will encounter some more hidden coves that are not visited as much. Whilst not official nudist beaches, they are sufficiently out of the way that you would not be affecting
- [Elounda](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/elounda/) - [location-weather id="4982"]
- [Pirgos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pirgos/) - September 2020 – Pirgos beach is tucked away at the north of the island. The roads to the beach (the last 5km odd) are not tarmac, so not ideal for saloon cars unless you are careful (we had an old 4WD). The beach itself was sandy with some stones and a small chapel which was very picturesque;
- [Despotiko](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/despotiko/) - The Captain hears that the beach on the island Despotiko, facing Agios Georgios (in the south of Antiparos) is a great beach. You can get there by fisherboat. Ask Captain Pipinos in his tavern. This Captain would welcome further reports! [location-weather id="3990"] 2012: The trip to Despotico is wonderful and well worth the time and
- [Ateni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ateni/) - Potentially this seemed pleasant enough from a distance; however, it is one to be avoided like the plague. Covered in litter; and, in places, with rabbit droppings. Quite a few houses were close enough to us with fairly active inhabitants making this beach less than comfortable. Overlooked by an active church and no taverna either.
- [Gides](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gides/) - September 2020 – Gides Beach is a stony beach about 150m long. The beach was very quiet, clean and peaceful. When we visited Gides Beach there was one other couple at the far end of the beach. I stripped off and swam and sunbathed nude at the opposite end of the beach. This beach is just around
- [Pissolimnionas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pissolimnionas/) - North of Fellou beach along a really poor track (shown as a footpath on the Toubi's map but used by 4WD vehicles quite a lot). Turn right well before Fellou down a concrete slip. Not at all secluded having either a house or taverna in the middle of the beach and other houses not far
- [Fellou / Fellos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fellou-fellos/) - This is a beach which grew on us and we revisited it a few times. First visit was by taxi from Batsi for 2000 drs, not bad considering the roads and it took 20 - 25 minutes. There was one taverna back up the road but it was closed while we were there, disappointingly. Fellou
- [Diplo and Kavouras](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/diplo-and-kavouras/) - Many correspondents say that nude walks on Diplo island are a must, especially at the end of the day, before sunset, when the rocks show their real colours (white, pale rose and yellow , superb!!). You can wade most of the way (the shallow path is in a V-shape: slightly to the right leaving the
- [Sunset beach aka Sifnaikos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sunset-beach-aka-sifnaikos/) - Sifnaikos (also known as Sunset Beach) is in a pretty bay still further west, where the water is just as shallow and warm. It is possible to continue walking to the right of the bay around several rocky headlands to find some small two-person sandy bays. This beach is very close to the edge of the
- [Psaraliki beaches](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psaraliki-beaches/) - There are three other beaches - the Psaraliki beaches - about 10 mins walk just south of the town, following the road towards Agios Georgios. If anyone can supply the Cap'n with some better co-ordinates he would appreciate it. The first Psaraliki beach is a family textile beach full of beach tennis and windsurfing and boat rents.
- [Soros valley](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/soros-valley/) - Soros Valley lies along the main road to Ag. Georgios, after the Apandima cross. See Soros on Google Maps It is, one hears, a "VIP" place for new villas in Greece. There is a sign indicating "NO CAMPING - NO NUDISM" and other information on the taverna at the beach. There is more than one beach
- [Livadia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadia/) - One contributor says this is one of the better clothing-optional beaches on Antiparos. It is about 6km from the town and the last part of the road is very rough but negotiable if very careful in a car (although 4x4 or car with high clearance would be better). The far end of the beach away
- [Meghala Monasteria](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/meghala-monasteria/) - I think the reason why the road to Livadia has been improved is because an Italian entrepreneur has bought-up land for a vineyard in the bay just south of Livadia called Meghala Monasteria. The bay is beautiful, slowly shelving and great for snorkelling but was frequented by a significant number of local families so we
- [Limenari / Vathy Limenari](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/limenari-vathy-limenari/) - End of August 2018: not really a very comfortable beach (pebbles, small to rather large) but nice scenery and water, and very quiet (the marked trail from Kedros to Livadi passes at the back of the beach but there are not many hikers). Quite suitable for naturism, 50% to 100% naturist at the time. [location-weather id="3984"]
- [Livadis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadis/) - According to the book Walking the Aegean Islands this beach is often deserted. The day my contributor visited in June 2010 there were several free campers and some other day visitors. Beautiful sandy, gently shelving beach with shade from a couple of tamarisk trees but no facilities, so take food and water and perhaps shade. Around
- [Fikio](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fikio/) - This is the little beach you reach when you start going down to Livadi beach (the latter being still outstanding) and you remain on the left side when the path divides into two. Some seaweed (not cumbersome) and litter (I still do not understand how people are able to bring full (heavy) plastic bottles with
- [Vori / Boris](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vori-boris/) - What, another nice beach, Andros seems to get better and better! Shipwrecks, lovely clean coarse sand - a well sheltered bay with good views. Vori is perhaps the most difficult beach to reach due to poor maps and it being a long way down a rough track. To get there involves heading first up into
- [Agios Georgios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-georgios-3/) - There is another beach to the south of the island, at Agios Georgios, but it sports big notices - No campers, no nudists! Nevertheless, when the Captain visited, one of the three people on the beach there was nude. It appears that large areas of land have been cleared here, probably for development as a
- [Falassarna](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/falassarna/) - This is on the west coast near Platanos, usually approached from Kastelli, as you come into for sign to Falasarni Beach Hotel. Follow long windy road which descends to long sandy beach. Go to end of road and continue 300 mtrs on dirt track to parking. Beach is sand with stones into sea at northern
- [Balos Bay (Tigani)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/balos-bay-tigani/) - To the far north of Falassarna. In the past, a long hike. A new road leads almost all the way, leaving just a short walk down the stairs. A 4-wheel-drive car is recommended. The road is not easy: 8 kilometres of mountain road along a very stony road and later 8 kilometres back, but it
- [Tersanas / Calathas Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tersanas-calathas-bay/) - By asking around, some Swedish friends found a small, but very friendly beach just a little bit away from Tersana Beach. Tersana is situated 15 km NorthEast from Hania, on the West side of the Akrotiri peninsula, and is easy to find with a scooter. The beach was visited by mainly Greek people, but a few
- [Kera](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kera/) - On the north coast 15km east of Chania, Kera lies between the small resorts of Kalives and Almirida. Originally just a chapel ("Kera" is Greek for "Our Lady"), there is now a loose collection of villas and holiday apartments - but it is still very quiet. Kera has a beach - stony at the west
- [Georgioupolis (aka Kavros or Peristeras beach)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/georgioupolis-aka-kavros-or-peristeras-beach/) - Any Barefooters know anything? [location-weather id="4998"]
- [Lake Kournas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lake-kournas/) - Any Barefooters know anything? [location-weather id="4996"]
- [Panormos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/panormos/) - "We searched for suitable beaches on the north coast west of Iraklion. The small village of Panormos lies just off the main road from Iraklion to Rethymnon (about 23 km east of Rethymnon). Park in the village and walk down to the tiny beach (with a taverna) and climb up the other side. Turn right
- [Sises](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sises/) - The Captain has not yet personally visited this beach. The original report said the setting was pretty and the 2 metres of stone at the water’s edge then turns to sand. However, the back of the beach has a lot of flotsam – maybe some keen nudists could undertake a clean-up. [location-weather id="4992"]
- [Agia Pelagia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-pelagia/) - There is a report (2014) of a small beach under the Peninsula Hotel, where you can sun naked, next to Psaromoura beach. Sounds somewhat furtive - further information would be welcome… [location-weather id="4990"]
- [Hersonissos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hersonissos/) - A report reaches me of a tiny enclave near Hersonissos, tucked in at the east side of the curve of the bay from the Knossos Royal Village Hotel. There is sand as well as rock and is fine for swimming and snorkelling. It is possible to go beyond this point but the beach does become
- [Chomatistra and nearby beaches at Cape Agios Ioannis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/chomatistra-and-nearby-beaches-at-cape-agios-ioannis/) - Below the cape north of Plaka, near the old Aforesmenos lighthouse, lies Chomatistra beach (Παραλία Χωματίστρα). It is a wide bay facing North, only accessible via boat. However, a few hundred metres North of it, there are two smaller beaches that can be accessed by walking. Starting from the little chapel in the wind park
- [Plaka](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plaka/) - North of Elounda, just after Plaka, before the road turns to left up the mountain, there is a dirt track to the right, following the coastline. After about 600 metres you see a path leading down to the sea. This path is blocked by a little wall, so that's where my reporters had to leave
- [Mochlos (Μοχλος)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mochlos-μοχλος/) - Little village off the main road a few km east of Agios Nikolaos on the way to Sitia. Very picturesque situation and, most unusually, all the trees along the esplanade wear little labels giving their proper botanical names. The main local industry appears to be quarrying massive lumps of limestone. The village is known mainly
- [Cape Gata/Greko](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/cape-gata-greko/) - Cape Greko is at the east end of the island. It is near Ayia Napa. Near the end of the road out to the cape there are places that Naturists can go. Go to the end of the road at the fence to the radio [=radar] site. My contributor has snorkelled in the nude on
- [Melissi Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/melissi-beach/) - [location-weather id="4975"]
- [Agia Napa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-napa/) - We have heard that Agia Napa is the Blackpool/Ibiza of Cyprus and not to be tried unless you are a clubber type in your 20's! Top-free for women is standard at the beaches in town. If you go east from the town beach along the stone paved walkway there are several places to enjoy sunning
- [Governor's Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/governors-beach/) - Nice, black sand beach. Quite popular [location-weather id="4970"]
- [Akrotiri Turtles beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/akrotiri-turtles-beach/) - Sandy, gently shelving beach [location-weather id="4968"]
- [Paramali](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paramali/) - Paramali is an 1.5 kilometre unspoiled beach with sand and pebbles within the territory of the British Bases. Mostly known as a kitesurfing beach it is generally empty and often proper for nudism. The water is calm until 11.00, but later wind blows stronger. Though swimming is still possible. Fields at the north are deserted
- [Avdimou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/avdimou/) - The Captain had understood that this beach represented a good prospect. Unfortunately I have received reports from summer 2003 and 2004 in which naturist bathers were arrested and cautioned for naked bathing at Avdimou and told it was illegal. Large signs at both ends advise that nudists will be prosecuted and the Captain hears there have been
- [Melanda beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/melanda-beach/) - In March 2018 Barefoot correspondents visited all the beaches on this stretch of coast. Local advice was that Melanda Beach took its name from the restaurant and not the other way round. From this they concluded that the beaches previously identified as “Melanda” or possibly “East Pissouri” were in fact unnamed beaches somewhere west of Avdimou and
- [Melanda West Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/melanda-west-beach/) - Nice beach backed by low cliffs, sandy with some pebbles. The main strand of sand is a little over 300m in length but it is very narrow and separated in two by a large rock outcrop in the middle. A short distance west of this strand and before the next headland, are a few further
- [East Pissouri Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/east-pissouri-beach/) - This is the second beach previously described under Melanda beach. If it has one, the actual beach name has not been ascertained but it is within the general curving sweep of Pissouri Bay and it lies west of the headland that separates it from the beaches and coves at Melanda. Accordingly the name East Pissouri
- [Pissouri beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pissouri-beach/) - Mid-way between Paphos and Limassol, this beach is perhaps 1 km wide with mixed sand and shingle. There is a big hotel in the centre of the beach but at the Eastern end there are several sheltering rocks where once or twice we have seen naturists, some of them clearly gay men. There is also a
- [Aphrodite's Birthplace](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aphrodites-birthplace/) - Several shingle beaches on the Paphos side of Petra tou Romeo. We have never tried these but friends claim to have used them out of the high season. The Captain would welcome further reports and confirmation of the location. [location-weather id="4954"] To the West of Petra Although the beach is a very deserted and long one,
- [Ag Georgios Coves](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ag-georgios-coves/) - A report from 2002 says that Agios Georgios is even more spectacular than previous correspondents have suggested. The directions to the beach are easy to follow, but development is proceeding rapidly in the Paphos area, and new vacation villas are springing up along the cliffs. Driving past the small harbour is now only possible in a 4x4
- [Lara Turtle Beaches](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lara-turtle-beaches/) - A report from May 2004 describes Lara as a very long sandy beach by Cyprus Standards. A very quiet beach for the size and the nudists (mostly locals) stay at the far end near the white cliffs. Lara beach is an excellent place for all nudists in Cyprus; it is very natural and clean for everyone
- [The Clean Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-clean-beach/) - Obviously not its name. This pebbly cove lies beyond Pt. Geranisos, about 0.5km north along the road, not the beach road, a track leads off to the left/west. It is difficult to locate as there are no landmarks on the road but once you arrive on the shore, it is quite distinctive with two reefs
- [Polis camping beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/polis-camping-beach/) - Normally clothed but you can usually find a few naturist couples sunbathing under the bushes further along the beach, even in the middle of summer (depending on the number of German campers!). The beach is about 1 km long, sandy but not so sheltered as the beach above. [location-weather id="4946"]
- [Kato Pyrgos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kato-pyrgos/) - North coast, near border with occupied territory. Needs exploring, no names but my reporters found some excellent, clean locations. Great harbour with new and working amphitheatre. Normal car OK. Hotel Pyrgiana Beach, inexpensive, modern, air-con, clean and simple, excellent food, seafood in particular. A family-owned and friendly place to put your head down. [location-weather id="4942"]
- [Koruçam/Kormakitis peninsula](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/korucam-kormakitis-peninsula/) - 2016: The peninsula has wide natural beaches which are empty enough to try with naked swimming and sunbathing. You can, for example, pass through the Akdeniz / Agia Eirini to the beach and walk leftwards; but there are certainly a lot other (even better?) places on the peninsula. Unfortunately also a lot of waste around
- [Karpaz beach aka Golden Beach, Nankomi Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/karpaz-beach-aka-golden-beach-nankomi-beach/) - Reports reach the Captain of Golden Sand in the Karpaz area of North Cyprus. My contributors met a middle-aged English couple who were enjoying the sun in the buff at the end of this wonderful beach. They told my reporters that the main reason they choose to come to North Cyprus is this fantastic beach with clear
- [Salamis Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/salamis-beach/) - From Famagusta, it takes 15 mins to get there [going north]. Well, Salamis Beach combines the natural beauty with the historical background. The ruins of old Salamis city are next to the beach. On the beach, you are not disturbed by locals and other people. You might see locals strolling up and down to beach.
- [Porto Germeno](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/porto-germeno/) - This is an amazing pebbly secluded beach with crystal clear waters. The access is through a short trail but it is well worth it. Depending on whether you have a 4x4 on not, you can drive up to any point you see fit, then walk the rest of the way. Use the road that is
- [Kinetta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kinetta/) - This beach is to the West of Athens, toward Peloponnese. It's 50Km from centre of Athens. The beach has big rocks, so you will need something to lay on, it is not very comfortable. The waters are wonderful. [location-weather id="4926"] We visited the beach on a weekday in June 2020 and we could find a mixed
- [Limanakia (between Vouliagmeni and Varkisa)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/limanakia-between-vouliagmeni-and-varkisa/) - One location is between Vouliagmeni and Varkisa, on the coast of the Saronic Gulf, about 25 km South of the centre of Athens. Vouliagmeni is a wealthy suburb of Athens, with a lot of private beaches and bars, and once you leave it following the coast road to Varkiza (also continuing further to Sounion Cape), it
- [Althea - Hotel](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/althea-hotel/) - I visited this beach in September 2017 and it's very friendly for nudists. First time I went there were 3 couples, 3 men alone and a company of one man and 2 women. The second day I went there, the beach had about 6 to 7 gay men all looking at each other, not so cosy,
- [Kape Beach / Cape Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kape-beach/) - When we went there, we met another nudist couple and some single men. The truth is that some of them had "pleasure" watching women undressing and my wife stayed topless a few minutes, before strip off. The water was clean but the beach is stony and sea shoes are absolutely useful. Better than Legrena. Nice
- [Boukourima](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/boukourima/) - New nudist Beach reported May 2017: Located 400 metres north of Kakia Thalassa Beach, Keratea. 100 metres long beach, mostly sandy on the southern part. The Cap'n would welcome more information, photos and reviews for this beach! [location-weather id="4916"]
- [Vravrona](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vravrona/) - The first one is quite well maintained, with patches of pavement, while the gay spot is rocks only. Both spots are completely non-textile. [location-weather id="4922"] 2017: This is a very old nudist beach in Athens. The only negative about that rocky beach is that old users are kinda aggressive against newcomers. Especially shy ones. The
- [Marikes](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/marikes/) - Reports reach the Captain of this very nice beach near Rafina. At the right hand end of the beach there are stairs and a path which gets you to a more isolated rocky part and if you go further you reach a beautiful bay where you can practise naturism. My contributor gave it 80% instead
- [Schinias](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/schinias/) - A long sandy beach which ends on the northeast in a rock face. [location-weather id="4912"] 2014: Schinias forest is well known and naturist groups don't exist any more. If still there's a nudist man or woman, that means 1% nudity. The atmosphere is always textile. So avoid and go to Ramnous, about 25 min. trip. In
- [Dicastica (Dikastika)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dicastica-dikastika/) - Isolated pockets of naturists along the rocks. You need decent shoes to clamber to the best spots. There are 2-3 km of wonderful rocks and very clean water. You can dive into the water from heights from 50cm to 12m! The water is very deep, don't worry. [location-weather id="4910"]
- [Ramnounta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ramnounta/) - Not exactly in down-town but it's close enough to reach it for a one-day excursion. You can only go there by car but, preferably, you should have someone local to assist you or you may be lost in a maze of dirt roads. The place is an ancient site and, whereas the beach is free,
- [Syvota (near)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/syvota-near/) - 2014: in the north of Syvota, near the beach "DEH", to the north side is another small beach. Go through a path. At the end is a rope to assist in descending; the beach is for nudists. On the north side of this beach, there is a horizontal slab where you can do naturism with more privacy.
- [Mikro Drafi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mikro-drafi/) - In early season and autumn very quiet, few visitors, mostly nude. Plastic (as on all the beaches) is cleaned up by locals. Lovely campsite at only one mile - where nudism on the beach was accepted when we were there (probably the Italian crowd in summer won't like it all that much). Good swimming! 2012: beach
- [Sarakiniko](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sarakiniko/) - Sarakiniko is about 2 km north of Parga on the mainland, there are water taxis from Parga. If it is quiet there is the possibility of nude bathing and sun soaking. In September 2013 we were able to strip off for beach tennis at the north end for a couple of hours. As a few families joined us
- [Lichnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lichnos/) - Lichnos is about 2 km south of Parga on the mainland, there are water taxis from Parga, or it's a 1 hour walk for the reasonably mobile. There is a large sandy beach, at the southern end there is a small area of pebbly beach used by a small number of nudists. Clean with good swimming.
- [Artolithia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/artolithia/) - A Barefooter who visited in August 2006 found this beach by chance. It's in a beautiful setting with sheltered cove and large rocks framing the sandy beach. Very nice and clean sea, crystal clear and cool water. The sea floor is sandy and further in rocky (large rocks). The site is suitable for free-camping and snorkelling. The
- [Agia Pelagia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-pelagia-2/) - Beyond the left side of Artolithia, or to the south of this beach if you like, is another beach known as Agia Pelagia or Lefka. The beach is reached by the same route as Artolithia, except not taking the final turn right. The northern-most side of this beach is nude-friendly. Very large sandy beach and clear water. [location-weather
- [Kastrosykia (N Kanali)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kastrosykia-n-kanali/) - In the municipality of Preveza, 1 km south-east of the village of Kastrosykia, and at the end of the 13km (there are many exaggerated claims in excess of this) long curved sweep of Monolithi Bay is Kastrosykia Beach. The beach stretches from the village of Pidima Kiras south-eastwards to Kanali. The northernmost end at Pidima Kiras,
- [Kanali Beach (nr Preveza)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kanali-beach-nr-preveza/) - This is the most popular nudist beach in Preveza. Although it is very near Mango Beach Bar, it is always 100% nudist with families, couples and singles of all nationalities. At times some textiles may walk by from the beach bars, but no-one seems to be bothered by nudists. It's a pebble beach with clear
- [Nea Moudania](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nea-moudania/) - Agios Mamas is an excellent sandy beach with a nude bathing area +/- 3 km. 2006: A report from August confirms this information and describes the beach as "amazing". Really big and spacious, excellent sands and water quality, not visible from access road, easy to find a peaceful spot where you are practically alone. In August a
- [Afitos (Afytos) – Kassandra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/afitos-afytos-kassandra/) - Afitos is a smallish, pleasant resort on the eastern side of the Kassandra peninsula. It has two main beaches, both textile, but at the top end of the northernmost (left hand) beach there is a small naturist / mixed area beyond the rocks. Walk past all the sunbeds, etc. to where the beach narrows right
- [Sani Beach - Kassandra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sani-beach-kassandra/) - Near Sani village there is an excellent sandy beach with dunes and forest with a nude bathing area +/- 3 km. Other reporters weren't too impressed with this beach. There is a large development of textile beach clubs at the south end. There were a small number of naturists hidden amongst the dunes beyond the umbrellas
- [Siviri - Kassandra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/siviri-kassandra/) - Siviri Halkidiki is a resort after Kalithea. Reports say that only a few people use the beach, so it seems like a nice place for relaxation and nude sunbathing and swimming. But..… Barefooters who visited in September 2007 were unable to confirm the above reports. In fact they found that as the beach goes south from this
- [Posidi (or Poseidi) - Kassandra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/posidi-or-poseidi-kassandra/) - Prefer to go whole June, first half of July and/or after 15th of August. At this part of this very long beach the nudists are usually 70%. The contributor’s report gives a 70% rating. Other reports give it a 90%. [location-weather id="4880"] 2006: nudists were very rare in August, about 25%. Depending on the weather
- [Pefkokhori - Kassandra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pefkokhori-kassandra/) - A Barefoot reporter found naturists half way along the beach on the shingle part. The pebbles are small and not uncomfortable. If you are lying down near the water's edge or in the sea you cannot be seen from the dirt road. It's hard to know what this beach will be like in high season
- [Paliouri / Kanistro - Kassandra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paliouri-kanistro-kassandra/) - Near Paliouri, Paliouri beach has a small sandy beach for ~1-2 km with pine trees. [location-weather id="4876"]
- [Bara - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bara-sithonia/) - This beach is located south of Fava beach. It has a few campers and it usually accessed through Fava, by going over the hill. It is mostly nudist with few textile visitors from Fava. 2021: Visited the beach in July and found few people, mostly nude. 2022: Very few people, all nude. [location-weather id="4874"]
- [Kavourotrypes - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kavourotrypes-sithonia/) - A little piece of heaven, this beach is an official nudist one, according to my correspondent. Quiet and crystal waters, white smooth rocks and small pieces of sand. Very crowded in July and August. You will find it 5-7 kms north of Sarti village, where you can stay. Unfortunately there's no sign to this beach
- [Platanitsi North - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/platanitsi-north-sithonia/) - This is located 2 km before Sarti. You can reach it either through the Platanitsi camping (enter and turn left to the far edge of the camping) or through the forest from Kavourotrypes. It is a semi-free camping site with many nudists and scores 95% as a beach. It is signed but not as an
- [Portakali Beach - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/portakali-beach/) - 2022: Amazing beach, but main beach is occupied by textiles. There is still nudist place with 3 signboard just right side of beach on the rock. Take right and follow small path near sea, 10-20 meters later there are lots of spots for nude sunbathing. [location-weather id="4868"]
- [Sarti - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sarti-sithonia/) - Near the village of Sarti, an excellent sandy beach with rocks at the end. There is a nude bathing area +/- 1 km. Another report says that the south part of the main beach at Sarti is also appropriate for nude swimming and sunbathing. It is not crowded and the sea is wonderful. How to
- [Kriaritsi - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kriaritsi-sithonia/) - Kriaritsi is to the south of Sarti and you literally have to drive through a maze to get there. The best way to reach it is following the proper arrows on the road (careful with the GPS). There are 3 beaches here with nice gold sand, 2 campsites with beach bar, with very few people
- [Kalamitsi - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalamitsi-sithonia/) - It is sandy with many tents and clear water. There are no facilities. Usually there are 15-30 people most of them Greek and some foreigners in high season, but on weekends more Greeks arrive from Thessaloniki. This beach is 100% nudist. Both Kalamitsi and Platanitsi (below) are a bit spoiled by the presence of rather
- [Paradise Beach - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paradise-beach-sithonia/) - This is a protected and clean, clothing-optional beach where naturists and textiles share friendly. The ratio of naturists varies depending on the day and time, between 30% and 70% (in the summer of 2014). There is no sign that denotes the name of the beach and no facilities. There are some tents that belong to naturists
- [Porto Karras - Sithonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/porto-karras-sithonia/) - Porto Karras Beach has a large number of small rocky beaches with sand - nude bathing for +/- 5km. This is a protected nature reserve with beautiful creeks and beaches for +/- 5 km to the hotel/marina. The area belongs to the hotel but there is no problem to walk on that road (closed for all
- [Ouranoupolis - Athos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ouranoupolis-athos/) - Note: The third peninsula of Halkidiki is a special case. Ouranoupolis is the last town you can visit freely. Further inside the peninsula, women are prohibited, and men need special approval which is supplied several weeks before the visit, since this place is meant to be “sacred”. On this rocky area, one of the most beautiful
- [Ammouliani](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ammouliani/) - This near-by island offers also several lonely beaches with great opportunities to be naked. Off-season you can enjoy nudist life on the beaches Karagatsi, Agios Georgios and Faka. Tourkolimano is a small lonely place just accessible from the sea in the very south of the main island. 2017: Faka and the other nearby beaches are great
- [Nei Pori beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nei-pori-beach/) - Nudism occurs near Nei Pori Beach, on the east coast of the mainland, which is about 20-30 minutes drive south of Katerini on the coastal highway. Walk 500m south along the beach until you get past the restaurants and buildings etc and keep going around the bend. 2005: there were small numbers of older couples and
- [Olympic beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/olympic-beach/) - Update September 2016: We used this beach for a 5 days in September. Few males were here and only two topless ladies. GPS coordinates of the "parking area" ;) 40°13'51.2"N 22°35'10.2"E August 2017: The nudist part of the Olympic beach is as described above and it was quite long. Even nudists could be far from each other. On
- [Korinos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/korinos/) - About the beaches: Nice sandy beaches, great views of Olympus, but the water is not always clear, depending on the wind. Avoid Korinos on weekends, because some people will show up, but the beach has places to hide. Another report describes Korinos as a large and quiet beach. Olympic Beach (Paralia Katerini) has been a
- [Nea Iraklia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nea-iraklia/) - This beach is a little further from Thessaloniki, about 35 km towards Halkidiki. The part from the pavilion and for about 300 m to the left is frequented by nudists, and to the end also by some gays (locals and from Thessaloniki ). Apparently there is a good view of Olympus. The Captain is told
- [Epanomi (Potamos)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/epanomi-potamos/) - The village of Epanomi has two excellent sandy beaches with dunes, one to the Southwest (Paralia Epanomis facing West) and the other, a little further away to the South (facing South) called Potamos. The latter has a nude bathing area +/- 3 km which is the subject of these directions. Between the two is a long, sandy cape
- [Loutra Elefteron](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/loutra-elefteron/) - The nudist beach near Kavala, said by my source to be a legal beach, is found near the main road from Kavala to Thessaloniki, 46 kilometres from Kavala at Loutra Elefteron. This beach is one of the best nudist beaches in Northern Greece!! At the same time it is quite large. The beach has fine sand
- [Keramoti](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/keramoti/) - The nudist beach is in the very east of the long beach of Keramoti. It's a wonderful sandy beach with shallow water. No shade available, so take your parasol with you. Every now and then, clothed beach hikers or joggers come by, but this is not a problem as the beach is very wide. There
- [Rakopotamos - Pilion](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/rakopotamos-pilion/) - The Pilion peninsula has a ridge of high mountains down its central spine. Khorefto (Chorefton, according to Google Maps) is on the Eastern greener side, and we suspect gets some mixed weather outside of the main season. The whole area is criss-crossed by old cobbled donkey paths, kalderimia, along which my correspondents enjoyed several wonderful walks. The sea, like
- [Khorefto / Parisaina - Pilion](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/khorefto-parisaina-pilion/) - The Pilion peninsula has a ridge of high mountains down its central spine. Khorefto (Chorefton, according to Google Maps) is on the Eastern greener side, and we suspect gets some mixed weather outside of the main season. The whole area is criss-crossed by old cobbled donkey paths, kalderimia, along which my correspondents enjoyed several wonderful walks. The sea, like
- [Melani / Potistika](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/melani-potistika/) - The Captain hears that, on the east coast of Pilion, driving through Argalasti, you will find two beautiful sandy beaches, Potistika and Melani, divided from each other by a small hill. There seems to be some confusion as to which is which (2020)! The understanding here, for many years now, is that Melani is the northern
- [Ramnos / Paradeisos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ramnos-paradeisos/) - In the Pagasetic Gulf south of Koropi, just before Afissos, is a beautiful beach at "the cape". Last part is totally nude. Easily accessed from Koropi: take the path to the right at the point where the road begins to climb going towards Afissos. [location-weather id="4833"] 2007: Reports suggest that the beach is now textiles
- [Psili Anmos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psili-anmos-beach/) - A correspondent who visited this island in May 1998 says there is Psili Anmos Beach to the north of the village which is reached by walking round the shore. Nudity is possible at either end depending on who gets there first. There are other beaches but you have to walk. My contributor did not need to in May
- [Vitsilia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vitsilia/) - A Barefoot reporter visited this fine pebble / coarse sand mixture beach in June 2005 and found it lovely and clean with crystal clear water. He was alone there with his wife for entire afternoons. Since it's a long way south of Fourni harbour, it's a good idea to rent a motorbike there and take the (asphalted)
- [Elidaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/elidaki/) - Amazing beach, after Kambi and next to Petrokopio, the path at the end of the road is not too complicated and very short. Very beautiful beach, almost 100% nudist in 2015. 2018: This is a great beach, and was nearly always 100% nudist in the week I was here - there was the odd family who turned
- [Klissidi Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/klissidi-beach/) - Situated about half a kilometre east of the port, this is a pure sand beach with shade from tamarisk trees, but with a prominent 'No Camping, No Nudism' sign on display. With the sign and the accommodation immediately behind the beach, naturism is not recommended here. [location-weather id="4824"]
- [Roukounas Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/roukounas-beach/) - 2010: there was quite a few free campers on the right hand side of the beach, which was about 30% nude (less on Sunday, when some locals visited). My correspondents were comfortable being nude, but in high season this might not be the case. 2011: Roukounas beach still remains a good option for naturism. at the
- [Livadi beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadi-beach/) - This is quite a large sandy beach which is very quiet. Livadi beach is extremely shallow and the dry sand seems rather earthy and therefore dirty. It is also bad for various biting flies. [location-weather id="4818"] 2002: there are two large official looking No Camping signs, one at the start of the beach and the other
- [Alimia beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/alimia-beach/) - 2009: On the far south west end of the island there is a fantastic bay with a sandy beach. A small fisherman's pier on the right. The bay is hard to find hiking overland but not impossible. I will recommend that you either stop over passing by in a charter boat or ask some of the
- [Xila / Xyla / Xilia Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/xila-xyla-xilia-beach/) - The beach is 200 metres long, with some permanent umbrellas, the water is very clean and the view beautiful. My contributors visited in early June '99, and the only people there appeared to be locals. Only 20-30% were nude, but nudity was very acceptable anywhere on the beach. Very nice and relaxed beach, clean and
- [Psili Ammos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psili-ammos/) - From the village of Ioulida take the road to Kalidonichi. After a while the asphalt disappears and the road becomes a dirt track. When you reach Kalidonichi beach you leave the car there and climb the rocks on your left. It is not difficult. From the top you can see the small beach of Psili
- [Kaliskia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kaliskia/) - The beach may be reached only using a 4x4 car or a boat. Depending on the day or the period of the year, this beach may be crowded with many children, boats and campers, but when few people come in the morning the beach becomes naked only, all day. [location-weather id="4811"]
- [Ennias](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ennias/) - East of Alyki, accessible from a branch of the main road some 300 metres before turning left for Bonatsa/Alyki. There is also a footpath which starts from the main road where there is a sign 'Ennias'. Stones and pebbles. A secluded area with the odd free camper. A great beach for shade as there are
- [Agios Georgios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-georgios/) - 2011: Further southwest from Kalamitsi, park by the church and walk downhill behind the church. Great little beach with sand and usually either deserted or nude. 2015: The beach was deserted. We stayed for an hour or so and saw no-one. [location-weather id="4807"]
- [Dekas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dekas/) - Next to Hellenica, with the islet of Agios Andreas lying centre stage a short distance off. But no shade, dark sand and small pebbles, and access is a bit more messy through a bumpy road or simply by walking along to the left from Hellenica. Dekas is almost always deserted and usually 80-100% nude. Sometimes
- [Hellenika](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hellenika/) - Hellenika (or Ellinika) is the central and best section of a large bay on the southwest coast. At the left end there are some beautiful white rocks, reminiscent of a stranded iceberg in the sea (but warmer), and it is possible to swim to them. This beach has dark sand and small pebbles and a
- [Mavrospilia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mavrospilia/) - This beach, immediately north of Hellenika, is also dark sand and small pebbles. No trees for shade. It is still a popular nudist beach, but at a 50% rate in September 2011. The previous month no-one was seen naked, so the usual seasonal pattern is apparently being followed here. 2015: this beach was also 100% textile. We
- [Prassa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/prassa/) - I have a report from September 2011 of white sand and great crystal-clear waters here but after the beach bar opened there is no place for nude bathing there, except for the odd topless girl…. 2014: we saw no sign of a functioning beach bar. We were alone until a car full of Greek lads arrived
- [Tzanaki Beach near Livadia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tzanaki-beach-near-livadia/) - Sad to say that you can miss the big house with the swimming pool - we did miss it in June 2018 and walked a long way past Tzanaki Beach. There are lots of new buildings - studios and boutique hotels that are complete but empty, and others that are actively being built - so maybe that's
- [Agios Konstantinos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-konstantinos/) - Widely acclaimed as one of the best beaches on the island, with a great view towards the Chora, this beach may well present possibilities even in season, due to its convenient division into two parts. It is sandy and there is a seasonal taverna, loungers and parasols on the larger (right-hand) side. In July 2011 The
- [Chrysi Acti or Golden Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/chrysi-acti-or-golden-beach/) - Not having received reports from Astipalea for some time, the Captain was delighted to hear from a Barefoot reporter who stayed on the island in September 2004 and 2006 and discovered a beach which is in the neighbourhood of the airport, in the Va bay. My reporter happened to be there alone or with a few other people, mixture
- [Kaminakia & Vatses](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kaminakia-vatses/) - 2013 September: My wife and I visited both these beaches. Kaminakia Beach is sandy with shade from trees at the the north end with some beach chairs. There are a couple of tavernas and houses. There were two other couples when we arrived and everyone was on the sun beds. Everyone was covered until we stripped
- [Panormos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/panormos-beach/) - 2013 September: We decided to take the long dirt road from Hora to the most north-westerly beach on the island suspecting it would be totally deserted. The road takes a sharp northerly fork off the road towards Livhadia at the top of Hora town and initially winds up to the windmill overlooking the entire island and
- [Kaminia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kaminia/) - A ten-minute drive from Vathi, most of it down a dirt road, but easily navigable in a small car. Barefooters had the beach to ourselves two mornings running. A beautiful spot, beach is mainly small pebbles (September 2007). On a quick visit on an early September afternoon (2009), all 8 occupants were textile - so get
- [Afales Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/afales-bay/) - 2007: Barefoot reporters found this beach in the North of the island had only one other couple on it - also naked. [location-weather id="4783"]
- [Miscellaneous Beaches on Ithaca](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/miscellaneous-beaches-on-ithaca/) - If you can expand on any of these and clarify the locations and photos, do let the Cap'n know. He'll spin them off into their own entry. Other Barefoot reporters who visited Ithaca in 1998 say that when they hired a boat in Ikon [?Kioni] and headed out of the harbour - take a right (south) towards
- [Miscellaneous beaches on Aegina](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/miscellaneous-beaches-on-aegina/) - If you can expand on any of these and clarify the locations and photos, do let the Cap'n know. He'll spin them off into their own entry. [location-weather id="4779"] The first location is below cliffs north of Aegina town. Go out past 'Colona' archaeological site and you will immediately pass a narrow (textile) beach - much
- [Chliadou beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/chiliadou-beach/) - Early reports from Barefooters described Chiliadou beach as one of the most well-known nudist beaches in Greece. It is on the eastern (Aegean) side of the island, about 1½ hours from Halkida (the capital of Evia island). The dream of nudists is here. The beach is perfect. The sea too. Unfortunately, more recent reports say
- [Livadakia beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadakia-beach/) - Clean water, not sandy but lovely soft seabed, tranquility and nudity! Take care bring your own water and food because no facilities there. A parasol is absolutely needed. About 10-15 bathers, most of them nudist (August 2017) at the beach. The beach is about 250m long and distance between bathers is also very long. You
- [Potami beaches](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/potami-beaches/) - There are at least 6 wonderful beaches where you will be all alone. My contributor says it's his favourite destination for a weekend escape from Athens. [location-weather id="4773"]
- [Livadi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadi/) - You will find a nice, unspoiled beach, where you can easily free camp and stay nude for most of the day. We spent a weekend there in mid-July 2009, and were naked most of the time - except during the early afternoon hours on weekends, when families tend to visit. The farthest end (left as
- [Miscellaneous Beaches on Evia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/miscellaneous-beaches-on-evia/) - If you can expand on any of these and clarify the locations and photos, do let the Cap'n know. He'll spin them off into their own entry. [location-weather id="4770"] Rovies: At the north of the camping site there is a large pebble beach. The beach is easily acessible from the road. The first to come
- [Town beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/town-beach/) - The town beach here is the island's nudist beach! It is the one south of Magazia, known locally as Tou Papa to Homa. It is not unusual for lectures from the Skyros Centre to take place here. The beach is situated under the huge rock on which Skyros Town is situated. It is very scenic and
- [Agios Fokas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-fokas/) - A contributor recommends Agios Fokas as an alternative, particularly when the main beach is wind-affected. Agios Fokas is at northwest side of the island. My contributor says there were only a few people there, all nude, and the sea was perfect. It rated 80%. 2005: rates Agios Fokas the worst beach on the island. Together with
- [Atsitsos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/atsitsos/) - Barefooters report some nudism at Atsitsos beach (NW side of Skyros), near the village. At the south end of it, my intrepid reporter lay naked twice without any comment from some Greek families around. Most visitors were from the Skyros Centre. [location-weather id="4764"]
- [Agios Petros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-petros/) - Some nudism is reported on the most northern beach of Skyros (Agios Petros). This beach is said to be OK, though swimming is not easy because of rocks immediately before the sea. 2015: The place is perfect for Free Camping. We were a 14-people company of friends, all nude at the beach. Practically it is
- [Kolymbada](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kolymbada/) - There is a beach south of Kalamitsa called Kolymbada which is a long walk down from the main road (and a hot walk back up) but which was completely empty in July. It's not officially nudist, but there's never anyone there, so go ahead and take your clothes off! [location-weather id="4760"]
- [Egiali / Aigiali](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/egiali-aigiali/) - Egiali is a pleasant village in the north of the island accessible by ferry and by bus from Katapola. It is still pretty low-key but is beginning to wake up to tourist possibilities. There are ample tavernas and some pleasant bars. The large, sandy beach adjacent to the port and shop fronts is a textile
- [Levrossos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/levrossos/) - This beach is composed of golden sand and is undoubtedly pleasant. Previous correspondents reported that some days this cove was 99% nudist and the next 10%. [location-weather id="4756"] 2003: The Captain visited in June and found this report to be correct (we were able to go nude comfortably on the second day but not on
- [Nikouria](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nikouria/) - There are two very beautiful sandy beaches on the small but spectacular island of Nikouria southwest of Eigiali, which Barefooters have rated 95%. During the high season there are small boats that take people from Agios Pavlos to the island in a few minutes. The boat leaves you on a long rocky beach (not very
- [Katapola](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/katapola/) - The black and white map says that naked bathing is "tolerated" on the westernmost beach of northern side of the bay of Katapola. This presumably refers to the beach named on local signs as Plakes beach. Plakes is the last stop of the small boat that leaves Katapola every hour from 9-10:00 till 17:00. Where people disembark
- [Gramvousa Island](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gramvousa-island/) - The island of Gramvousa is across from the beach at Kalotaritisa. During July and August there is a regular service with boats (3.50 Euros per person in 2007) who can take you back and forth. There are two main beaches on the island, which you can access from the boat that takes you there and there
- [Amoudi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/amoudi/) - The beach is further down the island from Mouros. Make sure you bring water with you. The water there as you can see from the picture is amazing. There is hardly ever anybody there. [location-weather id="4747"]
- [Agia Anna](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-anna/) - Amorgos is an island for walkers with a good, really good, black and white, specially drawn walkers' map. On it Agia Anna is described as suitable for naked bathing. From the bus stop at Agia Anna there is either a concrete path down to the left to the textile beach with the chapel on it
- [Itanos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/itanos/) - North of Vai, it is sometimes possible to enjoy naturism on the most northerly of the beaches at Itanos: often deserted and no facilities; however reports suggest that the beach can be quite easily dominated by textiles and any nudists there "shelter" behind rocks. [location-weather id="4739"] 2002: A report says there were both textiles and naturists
- [Vai](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vai/) - The palm-fronted beach at Vai (right), used in the "Bounty Hunters" commercial, is a great tourist attraction and coaches arrive from all over Crete. I fear that those who have travelled for hours to reach it will be disappointed. A poster picturing the beach through a row of palm trees is widely available, but how
- [Maridati](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/maridati/) - Maridati beach (signpost on the Vaï / Paleokastro road) is said to be nudist at the northern end. Mainly pebbles and gravel. There's a taverna set back a little way with good service - if driving, beware the bump under the entrance arch! 2017: At the entrance, there is a sign "Nudism is forbidden", but the
- [Paleokastro (Kouremenos & Chiona bays)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paleokastro-kouremenos-chiona-bays/) - Also nearby, within walking distance of the village of Paleokastro, is a pleasant beach. The Captain had understood that this area was named Chiona, but I am assured it is better considered part of Paleokastro. Small cliffs back on to the beach at the southern end. When the Captain visited in the mid-1990s nudity with
- [Chochlakies (Χοχλακιες)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/chochlakies-χοχλακιες/) - Near this village north of Kato Zakros you can find a very beautiful beach (Karoumes). The beach is worth the effort. It is a large sand and pebble beach with very few people, most of them nude. [location-weather id="4731"] 2018: walked down to Karoumes in the morning, expecting to have it to ourselves but found a
- [Kato Zakros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kato-zakros/) - Kato Zakros contains a few tavernas but is mainly known for the archaeological site, which contains many hectares of Minoan ruins. The beach is at least half a kilometre long. It is stony and bathing might be difficult in rough weather. [location-weather id="4729"] 2001: a barefooter said the southern end of the beach was being
- [Xerokambos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/xerokambos/) - This formerly remote village has benefitted in recent years from great improvements in its access by road, with consequent building developments, fortunately on the minor scale, to take advantage of the several excellent beaches. This is a very remote part of Crete and if solitude isn't your thing you may not be too happy here.
- [Krinakia / Katsounaki / Alona](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/krinakia-katsounaki-alona/) - I talked to our apartment host and she cleared the naming chaos: Krinakia is the new official name (it's a lily growing on the dunes), Katsounaki is the old name still used by locals, and Alona is used on Google Maps for unknown reasons. [location-weather id="4725"] 2012: Katsounaki beach at the northern end of Xerokambos was
- [Alatsolimni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/alatsolimni/) - This doesn't seem to be a popular beach (more a thoroughfare); it is big and very flat and at the widest part has an extensive salt-pan along the back. The salt flats hold a rich variety of bird life. A few bulrushes do little to shield a user from all the overlooking properties along the
- [Ampelos, Παραλία Άμπελος](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ampelos-παραλία-άμπελος/) - Two beaches near the taverns. Handy for the restaurants and accommodation just over the tarmac road but, with organised brollies nearer them, nudity unlikely most of the time. [location-weather id="4721"]
- [Chiona, Spiaggia d'argilla, Γεροντόλακος](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/chiona-spiaggia-dargilla-γεροντόλακος/) - Not a separate beach, it's the NE part of the clay-all-over beach beach (Argilos), separated by some boulders (easy to walk through). [location-weather id="4719"]
- [Argilos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/argilos/) - 2019: nudity was the default on this beach although textiles were present. There is access from Gerontolakkos over boulders at sea level or from the southern end from rough parking above Little Horseshoe (Agios Nikolaos). Note that this beach has a high clay cliff that backs it, this attracts the "clay all over crowd", but it
- [Little Horseshoe, Gerondolakkos on local map, Agios Nikolaos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/little-horseshoe-gerondolakkos-on-local-map-agios-nikolaos/) - An early contributor found directions on Page 180 of the Rough Guide (1998) and found their beach just beyond the tiny church. They shared the beach with a few people on the first day (mostly nude) and had it to themselves for most of the second. A Greek family arrived for part of the day
- [Mazida Ammos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mazida-ammos/) - Separated from the above northern and central beaches by a substantial headland, this is the longest beach in the area, it even sports organised parasols, so unlikely to be nude-friendly. The northeastern end however is separated by rocks and slightly round the corner, so offers a possibility if you don't mind the relatively quiet road
- [Ligias Lakkos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ligias-lakkos/) - At the southern end of Xerokampus, this beach (Xaritou Lakos on local map) was fine for being nude though a few textiles came and went. Unlike sandy Alona Beach, it is stony. 2018: 3 couples all nude. Bring something to lie on, as it says above, it is stony. [location-weather id="4711"]
- [Agia Irini](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-irini/) - If tempted by a road map to visit this small stony beach, do not on any account try to get there by car - the track is difficult even for large 4x4's and it's fenced off just before the bottom. There is a coast path shown from Ligias Lakkos, which should be quicker and more
- [Botzalaki beach (nr Goudouras)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/botzalaki-beach-nr-goudouras/) - This beach can be easily reached from Makrigialos - take the main road to Sitia. Just as you leave Makrigialos, and just after the sign to Diaskari, there is a turning on the right signposted to Kalo Nero, Moni Kapsa (a monastery - worth a look) and Goudouras. It's about 15k I think from Makrigialos
- [Diaskari](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/diaskari/) - My correspondents spent many days there, and everyone who joined us was completely nude. The rest of the beach was also partly nudist, but not as much fun as the little cove! [location-weather id="4703"] 2000: A less-favourable report from May, however; my correspondents were the only nudists on the beach and were pestered by a
- [Makrigialos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/makrigialos/) - There are said to be some nice beaches in Makrigialos (turn left at Makrigialos when you come from Sitia, after a few hundred metres park the car and go down to the beach). However, these directions bring you to Diaskari or Eftyhia/Langada and are not additional beaches. [location-weather id="4701"]
- [Agia Fotia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-fotia/) - Another beach area which was also noted for nudists was Agia Fotia, again on the coast road, this time between Ierapetra and Koutsouras. Take a sharp turn off the main road, and follow on down until you reach the car park. Nudism is practised (with some hesitance) east of the taverna and the car park.
- [Ferma](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ferma/) - A report reaches me of a small village about 10km east of Ierepetra with a few apartments and a small beach. 2000: My correspondent, who visited in September says there were a maximum of 5 couples on the beach. Evidently my contributors are a "mixed" couple, where the man likes to go nude but the
- [East of Ierapetra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/east-of-ierapetra/) - From Ierapetra, take the coastal road heading east. It passes a longish stretch of unremarkable textile beach before climbing and veering a hundred metres or so inland. The space between the road and the low coastal cliffs becomes nondescript scrubby waste ground. Pull off onto one of the dirt tracks. (There was a Nissan roadside
- [Chrissi Island / Gaidouronissi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/chrissi-island-gaidouronissi/) - The Donkey Island, (but with no donkeys at all) or Chrissi (golden: because of its "golden" sand) is a small (1x5 Km) island south of Ierapetra. It is well known for its shell beach at the northern part and for its cedar forest. There are boats departing from Ierapetra twice a day (at 10.30 and
- [Tertsa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tertsa/) - This is west of Myrtos on the southeast coast, an excellent place to stay, reached by cycle or car on a coast road, which is now mostly metalled apart from a short rough section - which is passable with a little care (Sept 2010). Cycles can be hired in Myrtos. The 3 miles takes 40 minutes
- [Aghios Pavlos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-pavlos/) - 1 hour walk to the East of Agia Roumeli. One contributor describes this as probably the most beautiful nude beach in West Crete. No sand but the fine pebbles are OK. There is now a canteen so that food is no problem. The beach is over a kilometre long. Summer sees a few textile Greeks
- [Samaria Gorge & Agia Roumeli beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/samaria-gorge-agia-roumeli-beach/) - Samaria Gorge walkers who want to spend some time sunning and swimming nude after descending the gorge should try the little rocky beach on the east side of the village in Agia Roumeli. When my contributor visited for the second time in May 2001 it was exactly as he remembered it from his first visit
- [Lisos / Lissos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lisos-lissos/) - From Sougia there's no need to seek out naturist beaches, but my contributors can't have been the first hot walkers to swim naked at the inviting little beach below the ancient site. The hour's walk from Sougia is through an especially pretty gorge, and the site includes the finest mosaic (below, right) we ever saw
- [Paleochora](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paleochora/) - The town is on an isthmus about 1 mile long stretching south into the Mediterranean. It is backed up by mountains in a very beautiful area of Crete. The isthmus is about 600 yards wide in the middle. On the west is a famous long sandy beach about 3/4 mile long used for windsurfing in
- [Grameno, Trahili](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/grameno-trahili/) - This beach is to be found on the Trahili isthmus, 4 kilometres from Paleochora (perhaps five from town centre to car park). Trahili is an isthmus about a mile long rather like a smaller scale version of the isthmus carrying the town. The beaches are known as Grameno and Mammeno. On the eastern side of
- [Krios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/krios/) - 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
- [Viena](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/viena/) - If Krios doesn't work out why not follow the E4 path 1.5 km or so to the next beach called Viena? The walk over hill takes about 45 min and quite enjoyable if it is not too hot (it is not recommended to walk in the middle of the day). This is quite interesting with some
- [Kethrodassos (Kedrodasos)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kethrodassos-kedrodasos/) - The beach is filled with juniper trees and dunes of sand. (These are the small twisted junipers, commonly mistaken for cedars.) It covers quite a big area, and is a lovely spot: it must be wonderful for camping and you will see a lot of campers among the trees. Very nice beach with sand and
- [Elafonissos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/elafonissos/) - This is actually a peninsula (sometimes inaccurately described as an island - in fact it is joined to the main beach by rocks) which you can reach by wading across a shallow channel. Lovely pink sand, shallow warm water - it was one correspondent's favourite. [location-weather id="4669"] 1999: Unfortunately, it seems the textile invasion has
- [Ubini](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ubini/) - Sandy beaches are scarce on the western coast but in October 2018, just 1 mile (1.6km) south of Livadia, Barefoot correspondents came across such a beach where naturism may just be possible. The area is rugged, remote and undeveloped so out of high season there are very few people around. [location-weather id="4667"] The beach is a
- [Platanakia (Kambos)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/platanakia-kambos/) - Kambos (or Kampos) is on the West Coast of Crete about halfway up, in fact only just about in the South West. 2009 June: When we went we spent 2 hours walking including a small and pretty gorge; 2 hours on the beach and 2 hours walking back in which time we met no-one else.
- [Halikiada beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/halikiada-beach/) - The beach at Skala is made up of sand and shale but is quite pleasant. All of the other beaches are rock and pebbles. My correspondent tells me that as he arrived at 10h30, 95% of the beach was nude, but in the afternoon (14h) it was only 50% I think. Some people seem to
- [Dragonera](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dragonera/) - Located on the western coast of Angistri, Dragonera is traditionally a textile beach, where nude sunbathing and wild camping are officially not tolerated. 2016: my contributor found two out of six visitors nude, another woman topless and only two sunbathers fully textile. 2019 May: The water was crystal clear and the atmosphere very relaxed, but
- [Simos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/simos/) - A correspondent reports that Simos is a masterpiece, one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Actually Simos consists of two beaches which are formed by a strip of yellow-ochre sand entering the sea. The smaller beach is preferred by families and a lot of people but the other one (the longer) is much less
- [Panagitsa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/panagitsa/) - Contrary to previous reports, this beach is mainly a textile beach used by families and children. It's a very big beach and there may be a possibility of going nude in the southern part of the beach, but it is not far from the umbrellas and families. [location-weather id="4656"] 2022 Aug: Nudism was not possible end
- [Fourni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fourni/) - For those staying in the North of the island and not fancying the publicity of the beach at Plateia Ammos, this is a much quieter alternative, nicely enclosed but still with good views to the mainland. Mainly pebbles, shelves nicely going into the water. No facilities. [location-weather id="4655"]
- [Lorentzos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lorentzos/) - The island's free news-sheet describes this beach in the north-east as being favoured by nudists, but there are very few parking spots near it, then you have to walk along the side of a cultivated field towards a deserted building, and the beach is rather scruffy, with small spots of tar on it and in
- [Paleopoli](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paleopoli/) - The biggest beach on the island. [location-weather id="4653"] 2011: "fantastic. I had camped at Paleopoli beach large beach – pebbly sand, shingle, a bit isolated, deep waters, where there is a "private" place under the rocks where nudists camp. At the end of July there were 5 couples and 2 tents with women! It was
- [Limni beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/limni-beach/) - On the other side of the prominent headland to the West is its neighbour Limni, smaller and more difficult to access but with nudist credentials. (There is another Limni at the end of the track South from Ag Pelagia.) Limni at Palaiopolis is wonderful beach, pebble and sandy. The better entrance coming from Avlemonas is
- [Kaladi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kaladi/) - One beach given good descriptions and attractive pictures, is this one on the east coast. However, although the road is reasonable, it stops at quite a height above sea level and there are more than 300 concrete steps down (and up afterwards) to negotiate. Down below it is mostly but not entirely pebbles, with rocks
- [Kombonada](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kombonada/) - This beach in the south-east is fairly easy to get to by a narrow asphalt road, and had nude couples and singles. Backed by cliffs, it becomes shaded in late afternoon, but it is all pebbles and rock slabs, not so comfortable to sit on for long. Overall very nice clean beach with pebbles, so
- [Fyri Ammos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fyri-ammos/) - This favourite beach is in the south-east and not to be confused with another of the same name in the north-east. Many Greek textiles congregate at the start of the beach where there are parasols and plastic sunbeds, but if you walk for 5 or more minutes, beyond some rocks, it is all nude, with
- [Sparagario](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sparagario/) - 2022 Aug: This is a small isolated beach west of Kapsali beach. The beach was nudist during the morning hours in the end of August. There were a few nude free campers there and some local residents who were visiting the beach for nudism almost daily. I am not sure if the beach was nudist
- [Melidoni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/melidoni/) - This beach, in the south-west, is said to be totally nude. [location-weather id="4641"] 2016 August: A report says:- "said to be totally nude" - this is completely inaccurate. First off, beach has a very difficult cliff-side dirt road, hair-raising and rough, to get there. Very small beach, totally organized with mostly families, children and couples;
- [Acharavi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/acharavi/) - Although earlier reports found that discreet nude bathing was acceptable on this 3-miles-long beach, by June 2014 there were no opportunities for naturism on Acharavi beach: it was necessary to go to its eastern extension, Almyros beach. [location-weather id="4639"]
- [Almyros beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/almyros-beach/) - Almyros beach is 45 km north of the island capital of Kerkyra next to the tourist resort/village of Acharavi. It is the eastern end of an 8 km long sandy beach. The easternmost part is gay. The nudist beach starts to the east of George's Beach tavern. (For those with transport, George's Bar is on
- [Agios Spiridon](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-spiridon/) - Reports reach me of another beach nearby. If you drive to the beach at Agios Spiridon continue right to the end, there is a small bridge, cross the bridge, then after 2-300m of dirt track there is a crossroad, turn right, this will take you right onto the beach. On Google Maps this is named
- [East Avlaki Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/avlaki-near-kassiopi/) - Avlaki east beach is approximately 100m long, it is a clean pebble beach with nice clear water. The beach is normally quiet in the morning until around 12. The sea is normally calm, it is sheltered from the worst of the wind. The Sea is clear and warm, there are some rocks in the shallows
- [Agios Stefanos (W) N of Arillas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-stefanos-w-n-of-arillas/) - Now a big development which some think modern and rather bland. However, Barefooters describe a superb beach with nice clean sand and a small nudist area at a quiet end away from the organised section where the beach narrows and is backed by cliffs. My correspondent gave it a 90% rating. It can be reached
- [Arillas (Αρίλλας)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/arillas-αρίλλας/) - The naturist part of Arillas beach is to the north, found by turning right when you arrive on the beach. Keep walking until there is a rocky outcrop, where you must wade in about 3ft of water around the rock. Then you will find the lovely naturist end of Arillas beach. The large rock forms
- [Beach near Akrokiali Taverna](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-georgios-n/) - Approximately 11km north of Paliokastritsa by road. Now big developments all along the beach. The resort stretches for 2 miles with a rocky foreshore, however the north beach is superb. Previous reports suggested about 5 miles of sandy beach and dunes; after the first 1/2 mile it is about 80% naked with very few people.
- [Paleokastritsa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paleokastritsa/) - A very large family resort spread around a number of pretty bays. Many bars, restaurants etc. Spectacular views over town from Lakones - no evidence of nudism whilst my correspondents were there. [location-weather id="4627"]
- [Ermones Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ermones-beach/) - A small beach overlooked by large hotel with an unusual funicular railway which ran down to the beach. Tavernas etc. Pretty setting but all clothed. Yes we were there in July 2011 (our Hotel was there). No CO beach. But walk along the bay (footpath) to the bay next to Ermones. You have to climb some rocks.
- [Mirtiotissa (Μυρτιώτισσα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mirtiotissa-μυρτιώτισσα/) - "…I slip down to the house of the peasant family and borrow the Count's placid little mare, which will take me through the vineyards and woods to what is perhaps the loveliest beach in the world. Its name is Myrtiotissa. Lion-gold sand … lies smoothly against the white limestone cliff, thrown up in roundels by
- [Glyfada (Γλυφάδα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/glyfada-γλυφάδα/) - 2005: A report speaks of a small area at the southern end of the beach occupied by a small number of nudists being ignored by the passing textiles. My correspondent also enjoyed naked scrambles among the rocks without problem. [location-weather id="4621"] 2007: Another report confirms that the southern end of the beach is indeed naturist.
- [Pelekas (Πέλεκας)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pelekas-πέλεκας/) - At Pelekas, the main beach in front of Pelakos Beach Hotel is too busy to strip off; however if you walk south past Maria's taverna and up the hill, take the first turning right which takes you down to the harbour, walk on another 50m and there is the nicest little cove. My correspondent spent
- [Aghios Gordis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-gordis/) - Now a big development. Heading north away from the main beach at the resort, the wooded boardwalk makes the going easy whilst it lasts, pass the Pink Palace Beach Building. Continue for approx 300 yards and you will reach a very distinctive building which in 2002 was a slightly run-down taverna with never a customer there and
- [Halikounas (Χαλικούνας) aka Chalikounas, Lake Korission](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/halikounas-χαλικούνας-aka-chalikounas-lake-korission/) - A beautiful wide, long, sandy, quiet beach on the strip of land between Lake Korission and the sea. There is enough space that you can pretty much do your own thing - a mixture of naked and clothed people, but no real "rules" and a nice feel to it. If you drive all the way
- [Issos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/issos-beach/) - The beach is beautiful golden sand with dunes running along the back which separates the Sea from the inland Lake of Korrision. This beach runs from the main beach at St George's South. From the main resort beach at St George's head round the bay to your right, pass the windsurfing station, which also has
- [Aghios Georgios (south)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-georgios-south/) - The south beach of Aghios Georgios is a 2 km long sandy family beach, without any evidence of nudity in June 2000. But to the left of the beach, there is a small secluded beach, also sandy, where naturism is possible. Don't forget your own food and water since you're in the middle of nowhere. The closest
- [Marathias Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/marathias-beach/) - 2018 September: Made it to the beach around 11am to find absolutely no-one there, heaven on earth. This beach is actually very north end of the Marathias beach - as mentioned before, you can come down from the top dead-end road. The beach is very natural. There is also the mud wall; you can have some
- [Perka & Magali Lakia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/perka-magali-lakia/) - Perhaps here? (nearest Vitalades) or This beach has tavernas or Possibly hereabouts? confirmation from an explorer needed! Names seem unknown to Google. [location-weather id="4603"] These sound promising. My correspondent confesses to being a little confused as to which beach he ended up on but while travelling North from Kavos on the main road he turned left towards Vitalades.
- [Arkoudillas Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/arkoudillas-beach/) - We randomly found this beach while exploring South, easy to get to from Kavos. It's signed as 'Secret Beach' but it's not secret or private at all. First you walk same road as to Monastery of the Blessed Virgin Mary, then the road divides and you walk 1.5km down to the beach, you can drive
- [Corfu - East Coast, North to South](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/east-coast-north-to-south/) - Motley collection of beaches. Locations, photos and updated reports, please! [location-weather id="4599"] Agios Stefanos (east) Small bay, upmarket villas and restaurants - mainly British. Boat hire is available here and seems a good way to see the coast (Albania is only 4 km away). Small fishing harbour - no beach. Kaminaki No chance of going nude
- [Poros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/poros/) - The Captain is grateful for the first report concerning naturism on Poros. (However, The Captain would also welcome up-to-date reports, as there are some difficulties in interpreting what follows in relation to the aerial map view.) [location-weather id="4597"] There are no official nude beaches on Poros. However, it is possible to find places to be
- [Lovers' Cove](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lovers-cove/) - This beach, first reported on the Forum in 2023 by Nikolas following a visit the previous July, is located immediately East of the northmost point of the island. He says: "my wife and I visited Spetses …. and we were able to enjoy nudism at a beach called Lovers Cove on the northeast side of the island.
- [Ag Dimitrios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ag-dimitrios/) - This is a very scenic beach, two sides of an equilateral triangle point into the strait between Alonissos and Peristera. It had about six people on it, while we were there. It had a beach bar, threatening to open in early July. Naturism might have been possible there. But the first thing we noticed was
- [Steni Vala](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/steni-vala/) - The beautiful village of Steni Vala half way up the east coast of Allonissos has two wonderful beaches. Head north for a short walk from the village and here is a long pebbly beach approx. 1km long. The far end is naturist and wonderful. [location-weather id="4590"]
- [Spartines Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/spartines-bay/) - After spending 2 glorious weeks on Alonissos my contributors found a wonderful pebble beach called Spartines Bay. All the effort was worth it and most days my contributors had the beach to themselves with only the occasional boat anchoring for a swim. Idyllic and well worth the effort, although I would advise favouring the middle
- [Rope bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/rope-bay/) - 2017 September: there are several coves and rocky areas accessible from the main road between Patitiri and the Italian Holiday camp [=Marpounta]. One is called Rope Bay because there's a rope to help you descend to the cove. There are usually some locals there or long-stay visitors who know the island well. Nudists were fairly rare.
- [Vithisma beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vithisma-beach/) - In the Sunseekers' Guide this is described as the "7-Up beach" because of the deserted beach bar. There's also a deserted surf shack. The beach itself is composed of large shingle; however swimming is excellent and the water is very clear. Very suitable for naturism; however the difficult access must reduce its rating: I would
- [Megalos Mourtias](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/megalos-mourtias/) - The beach at Megalo Mouria is well populated by textiles and overlooked by two tavernas: whilst unsuitable for naturism it does, however, have very clear water and for those who can stand wearing a cossy it has some rewards. [location-weather id="4582"]
- [Mikros Mourtias](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mikros-mourtias/) - Reports reach me of a beach called Mikros Mourtias - a little bay with sand and stones. Sandy area beyond stones. Easy access by path which runs from village above (Pallio Alonissos). Also road/track suitable for car and motor bike. On the day my correspondent was there there were 14 people, all naturists, some of
- [Megali Ammos (=Tsoukalia)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/megali-ammos-tsoukalia/) - 2015 September: Reachable after a quite long dirt road, but with signs that help. In the "main" beach there was no-one practising naturism, but if you climb a very very little and easy rock in the right side of the beach, is possible to have a completely hidden spot in a micro-beach that has an
- [Tourkonen (Tourkoneri)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tourkonen-tourkoneri/) - My contributor says that for them the best beach of all was at the end of a long dust track. A long walk or a car journey (intrepid moped riders may achieve the journey). The beach is called Tourkonen and is on the West side of the island north of the chapel at Aghios Andreas
- [Banana beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/banana-beach/) - Banana beach is one of the most famous naturist beaches in Greece. It is a beautiful, sandy beach; however it is very busy. It is frequented by both nudists and textiles co-existing peacefully. Be aware, though, that the number of naturists varies and may reduce in peak season or even outside the peak (if you
- [Hidden Beach / Krifi Ammos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hidden-beach-krifi-ammos/) - Hidden Beach is a small cove with a taverna at high season. On two of the days my reporters went they were the only people. All naturist on their visits but quite a steep climb down and therefore back up again. [location-weather id="4569"] 2003: A report said this beach had about 6 people on it, all
- [Mandraki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mandraki/) - Mixed views about this beach, with the situation evidently changing all the time. It is in a large sandy bay, between two rocky headlands, it is totally wild, it has safe swimming, a lovely beach. It now has two beach bars, one by the beach entrance. A report received in July 2000 suggests that the beach is
- [Elias](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/elias/) - Elias is said to be the only other beach that is still seriously naturist. It is reached either by a long but pleasant walk through the pine forests leading North from the shops behind Koukounaries beach or by a dirt road that leads off from an electricity sub-station about a km before Koukounaries (coming from
- [(Megas) Asselinos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/megas-asselinos/) - It is being suggested that the Mayor designates Kriffi Amos beach as a dedicated naturist area. So please respect your textile neighbours otherwise the only losers will be us naturists. I have suggested that signs showing somebody is entering a naturists area are clearly displayed to ease the tension [location-weather id="4563"] 2013 September: The old taverna,
- [Small hidden beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/small-hidden-beach/) - One of the hidden beaches is positioned on the north of the island, between Ligaries and Kastro beaches. This beach is only 5-10 metres wide and approachable by a little boat, or by foot, but recommended only if you are a hiker and an adventurist. The place is quiet and there is no shadow at
- [Saint Panteleimonas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/saint-panteleimonas/) - About one kilometre east of Kastro fortress (old town), there is a long but thin half-rocky, half-pebble beach divided into 3-4 sections by bigger rocks. It can be easily approached by sea, or you can find a footpath to the small church of Saint Panteleimonas (Άγιος Παντελεήμονας). Just below this church through the olive garden, you will find a
- [Megas Gialos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/megas-gialos-beach/) - Megas Gialos beach "Μέγας Γιαλός παραλία" in our opinion is one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. The water is deep after a few steps but also very clean, crystal clear and light blue. [location-weather id="4556"] 2018 June: None up to ten visitors.
- [Abelakia beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/abelakia-beach/) - For those who find the walk to Banana a bit too difficult, if you follow the hard surface road left, rather than going straight on towards Banana, and follow the sign to Abelakia Beach you will be very welcome. The Captain hears reports that this beach is good for naturists. There is also a nice little
- [Diamande](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/diamande/) - 2013 September: The southernmost tip of the island, this beautiful quiet beach is often visited by nudes. A new road/track has been built to get you halfway down the once treacherous steep track down to this beach but only for 4-wheel-drives/off-road motorcycles. There is still a steep rocky path down to the beach from where you
- [Xanemos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/xanemos/) - 2013 September: Not the beach right at the northern tip of the runway also called Xanemos which is all textile. There are 3 beaches en route to that beach where nudes visited whilst we were there. Mostly greek nudes plus some textiles but plenty of coves to get hidden. Coarse sand/shingly beach and some interesting rock formations make
- [Velanio](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/velanio/) - Velanio is acknowledged as the island's nudist beach on the "official" Skopelos web site and also in numerous promotional leaflets about the island. Some Barefooters also recommend Babi's taverna at the top of the hill opposite the bus stop. Perfect place for a beer or two after the gruelling return climb up from Stafilos. There is
- [Panormos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/panormos-2/) - Although the main beach by the road is strictly textile, a number of much smaller coves and beaches (mostly reached by boat or a scramble over rocks) seem to be de facto 'clothing optional'. The coves and larger bays to north of Panormos are also known as Andrina. They can be reached by following a path over the
- [Milia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/milia/) - This beach is described by a recent correspondent as "nice", with crystal clear water and small pebbles. Although when the Captain visited some years ago the beach seemed textile, it would seem some coves suitable for clothes-optional use are to be found at the left, or south western, end. [location-weather id="4544"] 2000 July: suggests that
- [Hovolo](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hovolo/) - 2000 September was a relaxed mixture of textile and nude. It was not crowded, there were no insects and the beach was litter-free. Recommended by my contributor! 2002 Summer: a report says Hovolo was strictly textile. But at the end there is a large rocky outcrop. Some climbing required and walking through thigh-high water. There: a
- [Kalives](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalives/) - Kalives beach is the next beach south from Almyropetra, In the rocky outcrops at the southern end of the beach are little patches of shingle beach which are totally secluded, sheltered and the snorkelling is excellent. [location-weather id="4540"] 2000 September: As Kalives beach was totally deserted at the time of my contributor's visit, the walk
- [Armenopetra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/armenopetra/) - North of Elios. The entrance towards the beach can be found just before the gas-station (coming from Skopelos-town). Down at the sea is a nice car-park and an almost deserted beach behind the bushes. In the past this beach has been reported as being suitable for naturism but more recent reports suggest it is something
- [Pethameni or The Dead Woman](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pethameni-or-the-dead-woman/) - The Captain's first report about this beach was provided by the webmaster of a Skopelos web site under the name Kanalaki. This beach is situated between Perivoliou and Hondros Yiorgos, 4.5 Km from Glossa Village and 28.5 Km from Skopelos Town. It is the most secluded and remote beach on Skopelos Island and maybe the nicest
- [GULF of CORINTH  - Zoireza](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-corinth-zoireza/) - This beach is on the road between Schinos and Alkiona (Directions from Schinos). It's accessed by a dirt road. You leave your car on the side of the road (there's a small parking space) and start descending to the beach. Note that this is not your beach if you are not physically fit! The path
- [GULF of CORINTH - Loutraki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-corinth-loutraki/) - Behind the Pappas Hotel there are two small secluded beaches reported to be ideal for nudism. All morning was only me and my wife making sunbathing and sex. It takes a little attention to the sea because it has rocks and sea-urchins. [location-weather id="4532"] 2019 July: The beach is accessed by a dirt road. It is
- [GULF of CORINTH - Erineos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-corinth-erineos/) - This is a lovely and pretty secluded beach, located between Kato Rodini and Poco-Poco beach bar in Achaia. To reach the beach take the old national road connecting Aegion to Patras towards Patras. Almost a kilometre after Poco-Poco intersection, right before Kato Rodini, there is an old orange bus stop kiosk on the right side
- [IONIAN COAST  - Rio / Rion](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ionian-coast-rio-rion/) - Rio is 7 Km N from Patras. The beach is after the Porto Rio Hotel. You're passing Porto Rio's beach (on foot and direction to Patras) and after the bamboo bushes there is the beach that you can swim nude. [location-weather id="4528"] [Can anyone spot the bushes? Perhaps these directions pre-date the bridge… See the
- [IONIAN COAST - Kalogria (Madona)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ionian-coast-kalogria-madona/) - As you arrive at Kalogria facing the sea, on your right hand there is a small hill. You pass the hill and there is a wonderful sandy beach where you can swim nude. It's name is Madona, probably because of a graffito on the wall of the ruins that kind of mark the beginning of
- [IONIAN COAST - Kalogria (S part)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ionian-coast-kalogria-s-part/) - The southern part of Kalogria beach offers the most opportunities to enjoy nature. The naturist section begins a few hundred metres' walk away from the parking space ("A" on the map above). The beach is very long and has space for everyone. Even during weekends you can be completely alone, provided that you are willing
- [IONIAN COAST - Kounoupelaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ionian-coast-kounoupelaki/) - 2019 July: This is a very large beach with easy access through one of the many parallel roads to the south of the one leading to Kantina Kounoupelaki. This is a sandy beach that stretches for 2-3 km and you can easily find a spot to be alone. The sea has shallow clear water. Be careful not
- [IONIAN COAST - Kaiafas - Zacharo](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ionian-coast-kaiafas-zacharo/) - There is a beach at the Thermae of Kaiafa on the west side of Peloponnisos, 5 minutes from Zaxaro. It is an enormous sandy beach just in front of the railway station of Kaiafa. There is a small forest on the beach where free camping is practised. The beach is so long that it can
- [IONIAN COAST - Kalo Nero](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ionian-coast-kalo-nero/) - On the west coast of the Peloponnese, some kilometres north of Kyparissia, there is the village called Kalo Nero (= beautiful water), with an immense and large sandy beach on the south and the north. From about 2 km on the north of the last houses the beach is nearly deserted for distance of more than
- [IONIAN COAST - Romanos (Costa Navarino)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ionian-coast-romanos-costa-navarino/) - 1998 June/July: My correspondent says Romanou is a village north of Pilos on the Peloponnese. The beach is easy to find. Just drive into the village, follow the sign to the beach. Near the sea there is on your left hand a parking place, keep on riding. Follow the sand road as far as you
- [Voidokoilia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/voidokoilia/) - According to the Gialova tourist leaflet this beach was voted by the New York Times as one of the world's 10 best beaches. On two visits in April 2010 there was a very relaxed air with both textile and naked sunners - the former predominate. Definitely worth the difficulty in finding your route to get to it,
- [Secret Beach (Glossa / Little Gem)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/secret-beach-glossa-little-gem/) - However, the best naturist beach to use here is the one spotted on the map by another contributor - we call it ‘Little Gem’ because it really is a little gem - an amazing beach geologically too. The beach is amazing geologically, sandy with rocky surrounds and just a small entrance to the sea (it
- [Divari & Bouka](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/divari-bouka/) - aka Golden Beach. Close south of Voidokoilia (to which there is a well-trodden path round the shore of the lagoon), these form the entire north shore of the Bay of Navarinon, with access from a tarmac, later dirt, road mostly within 50 metres of the shore behind small trees and evergreen bushes. There are many delineated parking
- [Finikounta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/finikounta/) - There are three lovely beaches in Finikounta. The one on the Methoni side is the longest. There are three points of entry to the beach. My contributors visited in August 2002. They used the turning off the main road furthest away from Finikounta. They entered the beach and walked back towards the town. Here there was
- [Kantouni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kantouni/) - This is the third, eastmost of the three main beaches at Finikounda, but much the smallest (has anyone been to the middle one, Loutsa?). Amazing secluded beach surrounded by rocks. You can visit it by boat from Foinikounta or by car by leaving the main road and driving until you see some houses. If you
- [Kalamaki Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalamaki-beach/) - This small pebble beach between Finikounta and Koroni is mentioned in the Naked Wanderings blog. There used to be naturist accommodation nearby. [location-weather id="4504"] 2020 Sept: We found the nude beach sign on a boulder had been over-sprayed with black paint. It would appear there is opposition to naturism in this area. 2021 July: Nudism isn't
- [GULF of MESSINI - Zaga (Zanga) beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-messini-zaga-zanga-beach/) - Nudism no longer possible at this beach, more than 200 bathers; families and tourists (July 2018). Some women topless like in most Greek beaches. This confirms reports for the last 4 years. [location-weather id="4500"]
- [GULF of MESSINI - Caves Beach (Paralia Spilies)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-messini-caves-beach-paralia-spilies/) - This is a hidden gem, we call it Smuggler’s Cove but the locals call it ‘caves’ because of the sculpted rocks at the end of the beach. You park between the villages of Chrani and Kalamaki. On a U-bend near to Kalamaki you will see a large blue sign for Holiday Beach Camp site. Park
- [GULF of MESSINI - Makrinamos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-messini-makrinamos/) - This is the main beach of Kalamaki village, not suitable for naturism in high summer but, by walking along the beach a bit, away from the car park you will be able to go naked in lower season. There are some holiday homes around the beach but they are seldom used. The beach is large
- [GULF of MESSINI - near Kalamata](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-messini-near-kalamata/) - 2010 May: A correspondent staying in Kalamata found a definite shortage of nudist beaches in the district. However there is this short section of the coast within easy cycling distance to the southeast, which seems to have definite possibilities. It is just north of Mikri Mantinia, but the name for these coves was not found.
- [GULF of MESSINI - Trahila / Kataphygi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-messini-trahila-kataphygi/) - Take the road from Agios Nikolaos and Agios Dimitrios towards Trahila in the region called Exo Mani. Less than a km out of Dimitrios, you'll find on your right cliffs with dressed and naked bathers (50 - 50). The water is very clean and nice but there is little space for taking sun. A short
- [GULF of LAKONIA - Vathi Gythiou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-lakonia-vathi-gythiou/) - The nudist beach is between camping Zeus and the rented rooms Mikro Chorio. If you are not going to stay at the camping, it's better to park here at the Mikro Chorio side. The beach is sandy, entrance to the water as well, then there's a flat rock (sandstone?). The sea is clear. [location-weather id="4486"] 2017 July: Nudism can only be
- [GULF of LAKONIA - Mavrovouni beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-lakonia-mavrovouni-beach/) - A beautiful sandy beach, length 6 km, situated 3 km outside Gythio town, in southern Peloponnese, in Laconia the distance is 3 hours drive from Athens. There are 3 camping sites; "Meltemi", "Gythion Bay" and "Mani Beach". The beach is easily accessed. On its one end near the rocks it's completely isolated and reportedly ideal for nudism.
- [GULF of LAKONIA - Elos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-lakonia-elos-beach/) - A good choice for naked sunbathing and swimming is "Elos beach" or "Kiani akti beach". Follow the sign "to Elos" on the road after Skala going to Monemvasia, turn to the right and go to the beach called "Kiani akti", after 2-3 km. The road is well made and you can see a forest with orange
- [GULF of LAKONIA - Hamokelo beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-lakonia-hamokelo-beach/) - This a huge beach starting from the Prehistoric Graveyard and stretching to Maganos beach. We visited in July 2020 and apart from a couple of families at the western end, it was completely deserted. [location-weather id="4480"]
- [GULF of ARGOLIKOS  Kodili beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-argolikos-kodili-beach/) - This beach is east (about 1 km) of a small port called Vivari, which is half-way between Drepano Nafplioy and Iria (about 10 km from Nafplion/Argolida). From Vivari you can see a cape on the left side of the bay with a white chapel (probably Agios Nikolaos) on the tip. Close to this cape is
- [GULF of ARGOLIKOS - Kantia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-argolikos-kantia/) - This is situated to the west of Kantia village, but is still in an undeveloped, arable area according to the aerial photography kindly provided by Google. [location-weather id="4476"] You will now have arrived at a very big beach suitable for nudism. However there's much shingle both on the beach and for two metres while entering
- [GULF of ARGOLIKOS - Iria Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gulf-of-argolikos-iria-beach/) - A few miles further on again a new tourism area is being developed at Iria Beach - two or three miles of gravelly sand with the 200m strip between sand and road being infilled with villas, campsites and apartments. The limited beach nudity we and a few others enjoyed seemed to be unremarked and accepted.
- [SARONIC GULF (mainland) Methana](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/saronic-gulf-mainland-methana/) - 2021 August: Methana is volcanic peninsula towards the north of the Peloponnese. There are many unmarked beaches that even in August are suitable for naturism. The one marked is is nice because the path to it starts at the free Pausanias baths. Provided it is a quiet season there is no reason not to enjoy a
- [Kambia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kambia/) - Kambia is a small cherry-growing village in the most northern part of Chios. You can stop at the village and take an hour hike down the Kambio ravine. It is a sort of a botanical tour called Kambio trail. Follow a small stream all the way to its outfall into the sea. The trees provide
- [Agia Markella](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-markella/) - It's a very long, small pebble, almost sandy, beach which in August 2000 was very quiet. It's easy to find, just follow the main road along the west coast. It doesn't offer any tavernas etc. Bring your own supplies, or drive to Volissos for food. [location-weather id="4466"]
- [Hori / Limnos (Managros)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hori-limnos-managros/) - It's a sand/pebble beach for more than 1 km. You will find naturism practised at the south part of the beach. However be warned that it can get quite windy here. The sea gets deep quite quickly. All in all: nice island, nice beaches, few tourists, quiet and calm. [location-weather id="4464"] 1998 September: When my
- [Makria Ammos (Tigani)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/makria-ammos-tigani/) - If you follow the road northwards from Elintas, you will find a vast number of empty bays (almost every minute a bay appears). Turn to the left here to the gravel road. The road is OK for a regular small car. After 800 metres you will see the first beach of Makria Ammos. Park your car
- [Elintas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/elintas/) - Elintas is the most well-known Chios beach. It's really wonderful. It's rather empty so you can enjoy nudity at both ends of the beach. Everything seems perfect. Crystal clear water, nice entry into water, the forest behind … The beach is of medium-size pebbles, the water is little bit cooler than at other parts of
- [Sami](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sami/) - Sami is very small pebble beach near Elintas. Most of the time it is empty as very few people know about the beach. Park your car at the roadside near the beach. A small track starts here at 38 22 42.7296N, 25 59 27.2616E. The track is almost invisible from the road so finding it without GPS can be difficult (the
- [Kastello / Trachili](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kastello-trachili/) - Reports reach the Captain of a pebble beach in a small bay on the north side from Lithi, before you reach Elinta. To find the beach, follow the main road along the west coast from Elinda to Lithi. You can see the little bay on the right, just before the hill with a little tower
- [Agya Dinami](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agya-dinami/) - Location: South west of Hios, near Mesta. This is the most scenic beach for the sky blue water. Not protected from the wind. When I went there in September 2018 there was nobody. A must see. [location-weather id="4454"] 2022: The beach is very nice but too popular. Almost impossible to practice nudism in high season. The only chance
- [Mavros Gialos / Mavra Volia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mavros-gialos-mavra-volia/) - Location: South of Hios, in Emporeios. Beautiful beach with black middle-sized pebbles (this beach is supposed to be made by the eruption of the Santorini volcano about 3700 years ago), consisting of three bays. A sign at the first bay indicates no camping and no nudism. There apparently used to be a sign before the
- [Agia Fotia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-fotia-2/) - Agia Fotia is one of the most popular to the locals mainly textile beach. If you walk to the left and pass over the rocks you will pass a small hut. Continue and you will find a small nudist beach. [location-weather id="4450"] 2022 August: update Although the central beach was full and noisy, the small beach
- [Daskalópetra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/daskalopetra/) - You will find this beach when you enter the pebbled beach to the left of the fishing harbour in Vrondados/Daskolópetra. Walk to the left along the sea shore, climb some stones and a few small hills (about 4 metres high). This will take you 10 minutes. Then you will discover a small bay, with pebbles
- [Nas beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nas-beach/) - Nas is a small "end of the road" place on the North Coast of Ikaria, a few miles west of Armenistis. The village beach is small but naturist friendly. Just follow the main track down past Astra Taverna and you'll find the path down to the beach. While we were there (early July 2006) even at
- [Fanari (Faros-Drakano)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fanari-faros-drakano/) - Near the airport at the North East end of the island is the small resort of Fanari, which has an OFFICIAL beach. Well, it is marked on all the maps of the area and is signposted from the village. It's about a 15 or 20 minute walk from the village. It's a very long beach,
- [Armenistis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/armenistis/) - 2005: A report describes Armenistis as having clear water and very white sand and rocks - a magical, small and beautiful place. 2018 July: 2 beautiful beaches here, yes, but signs up on both stating 'No Nudism' - they are both pretty developed tourist beaches, so hard to see how one could go naked on either
- [Seychelles](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/seychelles/) - This is one of Ikaria's most intriguing and beautiful beaches, and closely guarded by the villagers of the nearby village of Manganitis who would prefer to keep it their secret and for good reason. The pebble-rock beach is located within a picturesque and intimate cove setting. There are interesting rock formations all around and the colour of
- [Trapalo - Τραπάλου](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/trapalo-τραπάλου/) - 2024 June: Trapalo is located about 4.5 km east of Karkinagri via a winding and uneven dirt road. If you rent a 50 cc scooter, be careful. Not a good idea to be 2 on such a scooter. It’s easier with more powerful motorcycles or cars. Upon arrival, you "drop down" towards the cove and will
- [Mileopo Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mileopo-beach/) - 2024 July: It's not a very popular beach, and the road is a bit challenging, but manageable with a regular car. There were about six people there, all of whom were nudists. [location-weather id="4436"]
- [Eftalou (Ευθαλου)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/eftalou-ευθαλου/) - Eftalou boasts a long shingle and sand beach. There are nine interlinking bays in total and you can walk from one to the next easily. Except for the first bay, the beach is used extensively by naturists. The final five main bays – all pebbles, no facilities, but a wonderful setting – were described in 2005 as
- [Molyvos (Μολυβος) aka Mithymna (Μηθυμνα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/molyvos-μολυβος-aka-mithymna-μηθυμνα/) - Molyvos (alternatively known as Methymna) is the second largest town on Lesbos - after the capital Mytilene - and a very beautiful one at that. Dominated by a Byzantine fort, the town tumbles down the hill in a series of narrow, winding cobbled streets awash with friendly cats. Touristy and international it may be, but
- [Snakestick cove formerly known as "next bay south''](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/snakestick-cove-formerly-known-as-next-bay-south/) - South of Molyvos — on the way to Petra — is a tiny, secluded cove. It doesn't appear to have a name, so a Barefooter has given it one. [location-weather id="4432"] 2011 July: a barefooter found the beach empty so made it 100% nude. Please be warned, walking to the beach is not easy, walking shoes
- [Anaxos (Αναξος)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/anaxos-αναξος/) - Anaxos is a quiet resort, but with plenty of tavernas and bars with a west-facing beach which is home to some stunning sunsets. There are no reports of naturism. However if you get the chance, check out Michelle's Bar on the resort's top road where several Barefoot reporters talk of great live music from two guys who
- [Ambelia (Αμπελια)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ambelia-αμπελια/) - This long, quiet and relaxing beach is found by taking the road from Anaxos to Skoutaros. About 2kms out of Anaxos you'll see Ambelia beach signposted down a long track. After a couple of kilometres, bear right (unsignposted), later turn right (signposted), later turn left (signposted). About 1km later you will arrive at the beach
- [Tsichranda](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tsichranda/) - Tsichranda beach [location-weather id="4424"]
- [Kampos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kampos/) - Kampos is a very long, sandy, quiet and unspoilt beach and, despite September 2003 reports of "Nudism Forbidden" signs on the approach road, naturism is very much alive here. Our visitors reported: "There are no facilities, but we did not find this a problem. You will need to take your own umbrella as there is no
- [Faneromeni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/faneromeni/) - A beautiful long, sandy beach divided by a white rock. [location-weather id="4417"] 2003 September: My visitors were there on a windy day with huge breakers rolling in, providing some great fun in the sea. They report: "There was a scattering of people on the far side of the rock, all clothed. But on the side
- [Sigri (Σιγρι)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sigri-σιγρι/) - Sigri is a very agreeable village in the far west of Lesbos, about 10km north of Skala Eressos. There are several tavernas and quite a lot of accommodation. It has a "town beach" at the southern side of the village, and while topless bathing is accepted at the end furthest from the village, this beach
- [Limena](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/limena/) - Limena beach is a well-established naturist beach. Limena beach is quite popular, partly because of the two large turtle ponds. Do not forget to feed the turtles. It will have plenty of people on it, but they will be well spread out, protected in the semi-circular rocky windbreaks. When my correspondents were there, there were seven
- [Paralia Tsichliodas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-tsichliodas/) - Long wide and sandy beach between Sigri and Skala Eressos. Beach is fully deserted, long, wide and sandy. Sea is shallow and bottom is sand. [location-weather id="4410"] August 2022: Wild camping possible at the beach. In August there was one more couple other than us. Beach is pretty enough for distance between people. On left
- [Skala Eressos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/skala-eressos/) - Skala Eressos may be a favoured location for lesbians, but it can also be a great beach for naturist straight couples and families. In fact, contributors regularly score this place a maximum 100% rating. The beach is very long and made up of very coarse sand and, when the wind is not blowing, it's probably
- [Podaras](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/podaras/) - A sandy beach with a pebbly shoreline, Podaras is very popular with Greeks, which probably explains the "Nudism Forbidden" and "No Camping" signs that greet visitors. However, a Captain Barefoot reporter from September 2003 said that certainly hadn't discouraged a row of tents being pitched under the trees, and by early afternoon with everyone else having moved
- [Skala Kalonis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/skala-kalonis/) - To the east of the harbour is the most popular part of the beach which goes on for about 500m and is fully textile. However, carry on walking and the beach empties out for another 600-700m until you can go no further. A report from June 2005 notes that once past the last of the sunbeds and
- [Vatera](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vatera/) - If you like solitude, you'll just love this shingle and sand beach backed by wooded hills. Vatera is far and away the longest beach on the island (at least 9kms), and according to a correspondent who visited in May 2005 it's one of the best nudist spots on Lesbos. The place to head for is the
- [Melinta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/melinta/) - Located 6kms west of Plomari, the small beach village of Melinta is signposted along a good tarmac road and consists of a taverna and a couple of houses with rooms to let. The long pebble beach is very quiet just outside the taverna area, but is not for naturists. To tan nude follow the beach
- [Agios Isodoros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-isodoros/) - This coarse white sand beach is at the far south-eastern tip of Lesbos where a Barefoot correspondent talks of finding a bay with beautiful, crystal clear, turquoise blue water. Another visitor describes Isodoros as a perfect beach with the clearest water. If you want to go naked, head for the left-hand side of the beach
- [Karvounolakkos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/karvounolakkos/) - This lovely (sand and pebbles) beach is approximately 7 kms north of the capital Myrina. From Myrina go north to Kaspakas village, then down to Ayios Yiannis beach, then north by the beach road, all the way to the cafe under the rock. Continue for 1.5 kms on the dirt road (practically to the end
- [Thanos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/thanos/) - The right-hand end of Thanos beach is apparently traditionally 100% nudist - but a report from August 2007 says there were many textile swimmers there. Given that the beach is so long it is a shame that textiles can't leave a bit of space for us nudists. [location-weather id="4393"] 2017 June: 3 beach bars, each with rows of
- [Kokkina](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kokkina/) - Kokkina Beach is one of the most isolated beaches in Lemnos, located 11 km south of Myrina near the Cape of Fakos in Kondias Bay, has barely tourism and is not easily accessible. It faces West. Fakos is an ecological park. At the end of Kondias bay is the Beach of Diapori where dining options are available. From
- [Neftina Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/neftina-beach/) - 2017 June: Report by OBD lifted from the forum. Then we found Neftina beach, here we saw other naked people every time we went there. You go by the concrete road towards Kaviri archaeological site and the beach is signposted to the right. The dirt track is 2km long and a bit rough in places but
- [Agios Ermolaos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-ermolaos-beach/) - This quiet and partly rocky beach is known for its breathtaking barren landscape and is located near the village Propouli. North of Propouli there are a whole series of bays surrounded by magnificent nature. Not all are easy reachable, but by going on a “discovery tour” you will enjoy unforgettable lonely bizarre landscapes. Because nothing
- [Gomati Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gomati-beach/) - This is the perfect nudist beach to go to when you visit the dunes. Locals confirmed that the central part of the beach is traditionally nudist. You can park on the left of the beach near the beach bar or on the right after the big rocks. Then walk to the center of the beach
- [Tsambou / Avlakia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tsambou-avlakia/) - My correspondent found a "much nicer" beach about two kilometres further away from Kokkari called Tsambou beach (please note that the Captain previously understood it to be called Avlakia beach, but it appears that this is a small and rocky town beach visited only by locals). As the road turns (the entrance to the beach
- [Lemonakia Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lemonakia-beach/) - Lemonakia beach is just before you come to Tsamadou but is a bit more crowded, and also not as accessible (you have to walk down 50-100m on a wooden path). Only the western end is nude, but as you can see the water just off the beach is wonderful! [location-weather id="4378"] 2000 August: A report
- [Megalo & Micro Seitani](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/megalo-micro-seitani/) - Word reaches me that these are marvellous beaches but you have to walk. They are west of Karlovasi on the north coast. [location-weather id="4376"] 2000 August: A contributor tells me that this beach can now be accessed easily by small boat from Karlovassi port. The boat is called Alexander the Great. Therefore in August about 40
- [Psili Ammos, nr Votsalakia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psili-ammos-nr-votsalakia/) - The road from Kampos continues to the west on the edge of the cliffs and after 2.5 kilometres you reach Psili Ammos Beach. It is a wide beach of fine sand which gently shelves into the sea. Half of the beach is umbrellas (to the left as you enter the beach), about a quarter of
- [The Third Beach - possibly known locally as Klima](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-third-beach-possibly-known-locally-as-klima/) - Map may be inaccurate. If any Barefooter can update, that would be great. CB. Again, as you leave the village of Votsalakia and head towards Limnionas, take the road for The Taverna at the End of the World, continue past the Taverna, up the hill where you come across three roads. Take the middle road
- [Mikali / Mykali](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mikali-mykali/) - Almost deserted beach west of the eastern Psili Ammos. Barefooters found a kilometre just for themselves in July 2007. They even found a nice beach shelter made of natural materials. A huge pebble beach very close to Pythagorio. Take the road from Pythagorio to Vathi and turn right when you see the sign to Psili Amos.
- [Klima Beach - near Posidonio](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/klima-beach-near-posidonio/) - A report comes in from August 1998, in the high season when many beaches are overcrowded, but my correspondents still managed to find their way to a very nice little beach near the village of Posidonio. It was not easy to find on the far south-east coast. They bought a very detailed map, hired a car
- [Ireon](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ireon/) - West of the airport. Drive to the west through the village of Ireon. Follow signs to "sauber strand" (clean beach in German). Follow the dirt road past "pappas beach", about 150m past the parking lot, a track goes down to a pebble/rock beach. 2003 September: 3-4 couples each day, all nude, sun goes down early.
- [Pototaki / Potokaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pototaki-potokaki/) - West of the airport. Drive through the village of Pototaki. There is a rough dirt road that follows the beach. Follow this road almost all the way to the western end. You will notice houses and some small farms appearing. Sand/pebbles by an abandoned pillbox. Not many people around, some gay men and gay activity
- [Aspropetra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aspropetra/) - Map is inaccurate. If any Barefooter can update, that would be great. CB. Follow the road further through a very nice terraced olive grove. When you're just inshore of the small island (Petra), turn left and go/drive past a ruined house down the hill. The road looks a little bit risky, but a rental Hyundai
- [Ag Ioannis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ag-ioannis/) - A Barefoot reporter declares that this resembles paradise. It is located in the most SW part of the island. Take a road from Votsalakia. There must be a monastery somewhere nearby, but my reporter didn't see it. The last kilometre is a dust-road, but a rented Matiz made it without problems. You will see a
- [Kipos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kipos-beach/) - This beach is the most frequented by naturists. It is a long pebble beach at the south-east end of Samothrace and easy to reach by car or bus. There is no shade here and sitting on the pebbles is uncomfortable in only a towel. So better bring your umbrella and chairs. 2023 July: The road
- [Vatos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vatos-beach/) - Beautiful beach with sand and pebbles at the mouth of the Vatos gorge at the South Coast. There is no road connection. You can reach the beach either by boat or on foot after a difficult path through rocks. It's an excellent Nudist Beach, as are the bays to the east of Vatos Beach which
- [Pachia Ammos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pachia-ammos-beach/) - Report from Nordic_barefoot, uplifted from Forum:- 2023 July: Just one beach bar is open. The rest of the beach is free from beach chairs and so on. Not many people on the natural beach. To my surprise nudity was common. People are walking alongside the beach, but don't care about nude people. [location-weather id="4353"]
- [Fonias Pools](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fonias-pools/) - To the east of Therma are the cold pools and waterfalls of the Fonias River. You can walk from the parking lot after the bridge in about 45 minutes (5 km) along the Fonias Gorge to the first and most beautiful pool with a 12 m waterfall (the path is signposted). There are 2 other
- [Pools of Vathres](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pools-of-vathres/) - A few km from Therma are the natural basins of the creek Platia (Kria Vathra) and Tsumar (Mikres Vathres). Although the walk to the pools is not difficult it's better to wear sport shoes than sandals. Both basins are not deep enough for swimming but enough for nude refreshing. It's the beautiful landscape that makes
- [Paradise Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paradise-beach/) - Paradise Beach is approximately 23km from Thassos town via the coastal road that circles the Island. Once a hidden beach, it has become a "must see" attraction. The Captain receives many positive reports about this beach and Paradise Beach is the main Naturist beach of the island!!. Many Barefooters find it a real paradise, with ratings
- [Livadi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadi-2/) - Naturists use the beach below Archanges monastery a few km further on, called LIVADI-beach. Nudists stay at the left side while the right side is with beach bar and sunbeds. The Monastery can be seen high on the cliff to the left. The beach, of graded polished pebbles, enters the sea at a shallow slope. However
- [Potos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/potos/) - There is one super little beach about 1.5 km South (anticlockwise) from Potos. There is a lay-by on the road which often has a few cars or mopeds parked in it. It is small and on two occasions my contributor found Greek families already there who politely replied that they would rather he didn't go nude
- [Trypiti / Tripti](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/trypiti-tripti/) - As you go further out of Limenaria to the West (i.e. clockwise) about 2 km from Limenaria you come first to a lay-by a few metres from a small double cove (perhaps 40 to 50 metres wide), which was always very quiet (only two or three groups, often including a few naturists). Immediately after this lay-by
- [Medalia Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/medalia-beach/) - Medalia Beach is organized beach. After reaching Medalia Beach, take right and walk until end of the beach. You will passage inside the rock. This is not so big passage. Enter that hole and walk. End of the tunnel, you will see small but lovely beach. In 2022 July 3-6 people is using and all
- [Fari Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fari-beach/) - There is a beach south of Skala Marion, it is hard to find and get to but well worth it as it is a very nice spot. There is no development on this beach (one of the last undeveloped beaches on the island!). Nudists most often use the far side of the beach but we
- [Skala Kallirachi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/skala-kallirachi/) - This beach is 3 km south of Skala Kallirachi. After the road makes a 90 degree turn to the right you pass a traffic sign saying speed limit of 30 is suspended and after 50m a new sign with 80. There is a small parking space from where you can see the beach. You can park
- [Koroni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/koroni/) - 2023 - Access to Koroni is available again. The Sesto Koroni Hill Bar remains closed. This beach (first included in the Guide in June 2003) is delightful with very fine gold sand several metres into the sea. The first day my contributors visited there were only two other couples, both naked. Other people visited throughout the
- [Lourdas beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lourdas-beach/) - My contributors last visited Lourdas in 1999, when the 300 yds of the east end of the beach were entirely naturist. 2004 July: Now sunbeds reach right up to the end of the usable terrain. "Having chosen to stay at Lourdas because of the supposedly naturist beach, we were deeply disappointed - as (we assume) were
- [Kanali Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kanali-beach/) - Kanali beach has two parts: the western part (see on Google maps) is accessible on a path from above. The eastern part (see on Google maps) which is more nudist, is easier to approach from Lourdas. [location-weather id="4319"] West Kanali This is beach is mixed or mostly textile in high season, but nudity is accepted at both ends. In
- [Trapezaki Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/trapezaki-beach/) - Trapezaki is the westernmost in the chain of beaches starting from Lourdas. West from the parking lot there are sunbeds and a beach bar, this area is fully textile. To the east you have to walk through some rocks to reach the main beach. The beach is really nice, mostly sandy with a few bigger
- [Paliolinos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paliolinos/) - Previously entries in this guide included muddled information for beaches at Paliolinos and Avithos. Barefoot correspondents visited this area in May 2018 and, based on local signposts, have re-written this section, separating out the two, very different beaches. It is possible to get between Paliolinos and Avithos beaches along the foreshore but the climb over the rocks
- [Avithos LEFT (SE) side](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/avithos-left-se-side/) - Apparently this has been an accepted naturist beach for some years. From Avithos walk to the LEFT as you face the sea and walk along the sand for 10-15 minutes, past the sunbeds, and around a small outcrop of rocks. Between this and the next big rocky outcrop is a small but lovely sandy beach.
- [Minies beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/minies-beach/) - This is not a known naturist beach so please be careful. Beach located at the end of the airport runway. Very quiet in September. A few rocks at first but then fine sand and gently shelving. A few naturist couples but sometimes only my reporters. The locals tend to stay at the first part of
- [Galaxy Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/galaxy-beach/) - In September 2019 Barefoot correspondents came across this beach by chance whilst en-route to Katovothres. Whilst following their route on Google Maps they noticed a pin for “Galaxy Beach FKK” and decided to stop and explore. The origins of the pin and the name “Galaxy” are uncertain and as the area is popular with walkers some caution
- [Xi beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/xi-beach/) - 2.5 miles (4km) south-southwest of Lixouri are three beaches, connected to each other, with the western one called Xi beach. Xi beach is NOT a naturist beach, it is a very busy tourist beach but, to the west, within walking distance or a short drive, there are several other beaches where it is possible to
- [Koutala Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/koutala-beach/) - They were the only human beings there and nude bathing and walking was ideal. The sand is orange, the water very clear. It seems unlikely that the beach is very crowded in high season, because from the busy resort of Xi it's accessible only by that narrow path over the little hill. Absolutely no signs
- [Mania beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mania-beach/) - To access Mania beach, head towards the Ionian Sea Hotel, not towards Xi, take a left ¼mile (0.4km) before you reach the hotel. You arrive at a small parking area on the cliff above the beach. Walk to the left to go closer to the point that divides Koutala and Mania, this end is naturist.
- [Kounopetra beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kounopetra-beach/) - The western end of Kounopetra beach is easily reached by a paved road leading to a parking area at the taverna on the sea front. see on street view. There are sunbeds at this end of the beach and it is overlooked by a few villas so in high season it can be expected to be
- [Platia Ammos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/platia-ammos/) - 2007 August: Barefoot reporters who were there found this the most naturist beach on the island. The beach was long enough to walk a discreet distance from the textiles, who tend to collect in the first half of the beach. It was, like many island beaches, busy with Greek families on Sundays, but during the week
- [Petani](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/petani/) - Also on the peninsula is Petani beach on the west coast, about 20 minutes' drive from the ferry at Lixouri. Look out for the sign to Petania in Greek. A very winding, steep road down to this beach which has a lovely setting with a backdrop of mountains. At the bottom of the road, turn
- [Fteri Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fteri-beach/) - Accessible by boat or by a 1km driveable dirt track and moderately difficult 2km walk, this beach is potentially suitable for naturists, at least out of high season when the Fteri Water Taxi from Zola harbour isn't bringing large numbers of textiles to the beach. The trail to the beach is well marked with green and red
- [Vouti Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vouti-beach/) - Close to Aghia Kiriaki beach. In the village Zola follow the sign to the small but nice Vouti Beach. In low season (June 2010) it's a mostly quiet place where nude bathing is no problem - especially at the left side of the beach when facing the sea. It seems that in high season there is
- [Aghia Kiriaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghia-kiriaki/) - After about 6 miles from Argostoli, the road forks left for Lixouri and right for Myrtos; follow the right fork and then turn left, following the sign for Aghia Kiriaki beach. The beach is a long strip of sand and shingle, divided into small and large coves, with a dirt track running its length. The
- [Dafnoudi Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dafnoudi-beach/) - The inlet is about 30 metres across and medium-to-large shingle. There are no facilities. You may be visited by boats. Previous reports suggested that this beach may be suitable for nudism, but recent correspondents reported textiles only there, so they felt unable to strip off. [location-weather id="4287"] 2016 September: Still 100% textile 2019 October: Stayed in Antipata
- [Kalamaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalamaki/) - A small pebbly beach just 120 metres north west of Kimilia. Take the main road from Fiskardo to Antipata. After about 1.7 kilometres, leave the road to the right and follow the signs to Kimilia beach. Shortly before the beach, you'll find a small sign pointing to the left, leading you on a small trail
- [around Fiskardo](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/around-fiskardo/) - There are a series of inlets most of which have small shingle beaches at their head. Most of them are hard to reach from unmapped tracks by unmapped trails so access by boat is the practical alternative. Outboard-motor-driven boats can be hired in Fiskardo and from Agia Efimia for between 45 and 70 euro a
- [Antisamos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/antisamos/) - Shooting some scenes here for the film 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin' has highlighted this lovely beach and also provided a tarmac road. In Sami, head for the harbour area. When my contributors visited, there was a large square road area in front of the harbour but they were starting to build a roundabout in the middle.
- [Plakes](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plakes/) - As you come into the main port Plakes on the left side the beach is sandy and very long sand dunes. 2016 August: We were there in August with a lot of naturists. Will go again. 2018 September: Lots of opportunities for naturism all over this small island. The end of the long sandy beach south
- [Brakini beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/brakini-beach/) - It is completely empty and long naked days are fantastic there. Again, there are opportunities for nude walking in the hills. [location-weather id="4277"]
- [Paxos - general information](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paxos/) - The Cap'n would appreciate some more detailed photos and reports about this island, should anyone be passing! The Bleasdale Walking Map of Paxos refers to a naturist beach on the northern tip of the island at White Bay (see on Google Maps). It is only about 15 mins walk from Lakka, so my contributors tried it out.
- [Antipaxos - general information](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/antipaxos/) - The Cap'n would appreciate some more detailed photos and reports about this island, should anyone be passing! There are two sandy beaches Voutoumi and Vrikas separated by a pebbled beach (large pebbles!) called Mezzovrikas. The sandy beaches are overrun during daylight hours by scores of textile visitors who arrive by boat from neighbouring Paxos and Corfu. Boats also anchor in
- [Dafni Vasilikos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/dafni-vasilikos/) - Views are breathtaking, and it's a clothes-optional beach on the left when you reach the car park. To the right are the bars, etc. The beach itself attracts families, couples and single men, sometimes in groups. It's relaxed and unthreatening, very narrow with little shade, and nowhere to throw rubbish. A long walk to get
- [Vrodonero](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vrodonero/) - Vrodonero beach next to Cristal Hotel in Kalamaki is a fantastic beach with black sand and crystal clear waters and natural drinking water springs at the left end of the beach. Separated by big rocks its the Heaven for GAY men. Used to be a nudist beach for many tourists but the last decade its
- [Aghios Ioannis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-ioannis/) - Barefooters who visited in June 2004 report that this beach is about 2 km from Lefkas Town on the northern tip of the west coast. Whilst not as dramatic or beautiful as the other west coast beaches its access is easier and quicker. The beach is popular with windsurfers and kite surfers and the breeze does pick up
- [Gialou Skala / Tsoukalides](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gialou-skala-tsoukalides/) - Barefooters also "found a very small beach at Gialou Skala down a paved road from the village of Tsoukalides which was 100% deserted when we got there and 100% deserted still when we left 4 hours later, sandy, felt very comfortable". [location-weather id="4265"]
- [Pefkoulia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pefkoulia/) - Pefkoulia beach is located about 2 km north of the village of Aghios Nikitas. If you come from Aghios Nikitas village, turn to the left at the "Cafe" sign and park beside the taverna. It is a very long beach split into two sections by rocks over which there is a pathway. There is a taverna
- [Milos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/milos-beach/) - Located just over the hill south of Aghios Nikitas village, this beach is, together with Egremni, absolutely the best nudist beach on Lefkas (though it must be said many reports say exactly this about different Lefkas beaches). The sand is excellent although composed of fairly sizeable grains, and there is sand also on the sea
- [Kathisma](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kathisma/) - This is a very long beach with several coves located south of Milos beach. If you want to be alone in your own cove this might be your choice. The sand is rather coarse and there is a lot of shingle. The beach can be reached from both ends. To reach the northern end turn
- [Gaidaros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gaidaros/) - In April and May 2019, Barefoot correspondents walked the coast from Kathisma beach 38°46'47.8"N 20°36'03.7"E" to Avali (Kalamitsi) beach 38°45'33.8"N 20°35'34.2"E and found a wonderful naturist beach between the two aforementioned beaches. Situated 1km northwest of the village of Kalamitsi, the beach is identified in many tourist guides as Gaidaros. It is quite possible some of the reports previously listed,
- [Kalamitsi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalamitsi/) - Traditional and unspoilt, Kalamitsi is one of the oldest villages in Lefkas. More info here Within a few kilometres of the village, on the west coast, are three beaches, two naturist friendly and one perhaps not. In previous Barefoot reports, and some tourist guides, they are sometimes individually or collectively known as Kalamitsi Beach but in fact
- [Avali](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/avali/) - In a straight line Avali is only 1km west of the village of Kalamitsi. However, by road it is 5km and furthest away of the three Kalamitsi beaches. The winding road is narrow and steep in places and perhaps because of this Avali beach is relatively quiet. Out of season likely to be deserted. There
- [Kavalikefta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kavalikefta/) - Experience from June 2011: Do not stay at the textile beach just below the cantina. The nude part of the beach [Megali Petra] is located to the left (south) across the rocky ground. You have to walk by a barely visible footpath about 200 metres through the rocks, so you will need good shoes. But you will be
- [Megali Petra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/megali-petra/) - Further south after the big fallen rock is Megali Petra (big stone in Greek). You can go there following a path, 300m long before the last turn of Megali Petra road - not easy if you wear sandals. [location-weather id="4250"] 2004: A Barefoot reporter who called here says it might be one of the best places he
- [Gialos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gialos/) - Gialos beach is a very long beach to the north of Egremni. You reach it from the village Athani by a winding way down that leads to the northern end of the beach. Nudism is practised on the southern part of the beach which is also the best. Here long nude walks are possible although
- [Egremni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/egremni/) - This too is a beautiful large beach with excellent sand under impressive (and crumbling) cliffs. From the parking area take a 50 metre path to a cantina. From there the stair begins all the way down to the beach, allegedly 430 steps. It's easy to go down (though the last part is not for anyone
- [Porto Katsiki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/porto-katsiki/) - The beach is cut into two parts by big stones that have fallen down. The northern part is now textile and although earlier reports said that the rather small southern part behind the stones is nude, reports from July 2001 suggest no nudism there any more. What's more, the southern end is in shade until lunchtime.
- [Ellomeni](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ellomeni/) - A contributor who visited the island's eastern coast in September 2016 sent a report about a pebbly beach he found on the small peninsula south of Nydri. The beach is accessible by car via an unpaved road. Follow the road signs to Desimi beach, but turn left when the road starts to descend to Desimi. Visiting
- [Halki - general beach information](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/halki-general-beach-information/) - The Cap'n would appreciate some more detailed photos and reports about this island, should anyone be passing! [location-weather id="4241"] Early reports suggested Pondamos (Potamos) beach may be suitable for nudism. The further bay (Ftenagia), not visible from the taverna and main beach, was being used topless and nude at this season. Also, Kania, though tiny, was sparsely used
- [Paradise Beach - Telendos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paradise-beach-telendos/) - Walk north from the landing along the eastern coast approx. 1 km in all, past the tavernas and the hotel (set up the hill away from the sea). You go past the first (textile) beach which is quite long, then past a small second beach (usually textile but not always) that requires a steep climb down
- [Pnigmenos Beach - Telendos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pnigmenos-beach/) - Taking the boat from Myrties on Kalymnos to Telendos, and walking to the left along the coast, taking the path up through the area with trees, and going down to the other side of the island - leads to a small beach with no umbrellas, but two trees providing shade. Barefoot reporters went to this
- [Hochlakas - Telendos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/hochlakas/) - This is further north of Pnigmenos Beach, beyond the chapel. This beach over the hill (Hoklakas - turn left at the jetty, go through the village then walk over the hill) is definitely NOT nude although it is a nice beach. There is a faded sign to say no nudes! [location-weather id="4235"]
- [Myrties - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/myrties-kalymnos/) - This is the small beach North of the jetty where the ferries depart to Telendos. 2021 October: The area among the rocks by the headland at the North end was being used for discreet naturism. [location-weather id="4234"]
- [Emborios - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/emborios-kalymnos/) - Emborios itself is a lovely end-of-the-road sort of place. Five tavernas, one shop and a few rooms and that's it. [location-weather id="4232"] The town beach (sand and shingle) is textile only. Take the road north [?west] past the church and you'll climb up and over the first headland and down into the next bay. According
- [Alexi - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/alexi-kalymnos/) - 2017 September: the beach to the west of the isthmus is shown as Alexis on Google maps and looked like it was used for gravel extraction. We did not visit this side due to strong winds. The eastern beach, as described above is rather scruffy and dirty, both in and out of the water. One couple
- [Good Well beach - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/good-well-beach-kalymnos/) - Between Alexi and Apitaki it is possible to climb down to another little beach [the aerial views show that there are actually four - but accessibility by land is uncertain. Good Well seems to be the biggest - Second from the top (North) end]. 2019 September: Before reaching Apitiki the path crosses a dry river bed.
- [Apitiki (Goat beach) - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/apitiki-goat-beach-kalymnos/) - You can drive to Alexi in car and then walk North towards Apitiki. 2019 September: Take the track opposite the ruin, down to the dump, then a vague path upwards across a couple of low ridges, leads to a reasonable horizontal track parallel to the coast. Apitiki is obvious when you reach it. This is almost
- [Sikati/Vyzotos - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sikati-vyzotos-kalymnos/) - Now named as Vyzotos beach on Google maps. Challenging to reach but well worthwhile, if you like spectacular isolated beaches, one of the best on the island! We visited one Sunday and only had to cover up for an hour or so when a couple of shy Greek girls came down but they left after the obligatory
- [Palionissos - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/palionissos-kalymnos/) - 2021 October: The small white shingle bay SE of Palionissos was found to be used by naturists. Either park at the Taverna Kalidonis and follow blue waymarks towards the climbing area, about 25mins (leave all gates as you find them) or ask at one of the tavernas if someone can take you by boat, about
- [Kefala - Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kefala-kalymnos/) - Drive to Ag. Ekaterini (South). When you reach the end of the asphalted road (about 10 abbey churches to the left!) - take the road to the right until you pass a little church to the right (don't go any further!). Then walk down to the coast. There is a path from the beach to
- [Paralia Potami](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-potami/) - Report by Shehulk from July 2016: Me and my husband found this secluded beach located in a crack between cliffs. It was perfect for bathing nude if you want to be by yourselves. The dirt road here is fairly good, it takes only 10-12 minutes to drive from Pigadia, was not an issue for our compact car.
- [Amopi / Ammopi / Amoopi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/amopi-ammopi-amoopi/) - When you drive from the main road down to the coast, you turn right at the signpost for "Lakki Beach hotel". You may not drive further than the hotel, because then you cannot drive back again up the hill. When you come down to the coast line you walk a couple of yards to the
- [Tati Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tati-beach/) - (location needs confirming - cap'n) Bored Pacianga in the Forum says: Exploring the island clockwise [in July 2018], we found two small secluded beaches where we practised nudism, in Google maps they are named Tati Beach. From the road to the airport, you turn right after the 4 hairpin turns, following "Poseidon beach". After less than 1km
- [Diakoftis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/diakoftis/) - 2016 July: Report by shehulk: Me and my husband had tried to visit all the nudist beaches on Karpathos listed on this page. The closest to an "official" nudist beach we found was Diakoftis. To drive here you need to take the dirt road around the entire airport, but don't worry, it's in good condition. When
- [Pounta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pounta/) - A small sandy beach near the Airport. To get there, take the dirt road around the airport, heading west. When you see a new stone house in the middle of nowhere, turn left and you have arrived. The small beach has an even smaller cove in its western end. There is room enough for 2-4
- [Lefkos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lefkos/) - Lefkos is known to have the best beaches on Karpathos. It is situated about 30 km north west of Pigadia (or Karpathos city). It is a wonderful trip on mountain roads and along the western coastline. Lefkos has four main beaches, the southern three of which are textile. At the end of the last beach up
- [Balaskas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/balaskas/) - 2018: Bored Pacianga in the Forum reports: Finally, the favourite beach of my girlfriend is far in the north. It is called “Vananda or Vananta or Balaskas”. It’s just a 3km drive from Diafani, to the north (you have to drive first 500m to the east, following the covered creek, then turn right), and we found
- [Agnontia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agnontia/) - It’s not easy to get there, but it’s worth it. From Spoa, take the road to Olimbos (it was under construction when this report came in during August 2006, but can be used with some caution) and after 10.8 km follow the signs for Aghia Minas. After nearly 1 km follow the sign for Agnontia (on the right).
- [Ag Nikolaos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ag-nikolaos-2/) - Bored Pacianga in the Forum reports in 2018:We visited also Agios Nikolaos. You can reach the beaches from Spoa, 4,5km from the fork with the main road. The nude beach is 400m from the car park. Leaving the parking and walking northward, you will pass a first textile beach with tavernas, then an easy passage through
- [Apella](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/apella/) - Bored Pacianga in the Forum reports in 2018: My favourite beach is Apella (or Appela or Appella). You can drive quite to the tavern or the parking closer to the beach, 2.4km down from the main road between Aperi and Spoa. The beach itself is always very crowded by textiles, that arrive with cars and boat trips
- [Kato Lakos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kato-lakos/) - Barefooters who reported in August 2006 thought this the best beach on Karpathos. It’s on the east coast (sheltered from Meltemi). From Pigadia, take the road to Kira Panaghia. When you leave the main road, drive down to the sea for 3.1 km and on the right you’ll find a dirt road (1.8 km) that goes to the beach. The
- [Magic/Exotic Beach (Polemi)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/magic-exotic-beach-polemi/) - This is the first beach you come to heading west from the airport towards Kefalos, and there is a large ‘Magic Beach’ sign. The concrete access road is quite good, and the beach is one long beach of about 5km. You should fork left at Magic Restaurant, fork left again at the beach and park
- [Psilos Gremos/Sunny Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psilos-gremos-sunny-beach/) - This is a continuation of Polemi to the west, but with a separate (signed) reasonably good access road. Again, it’s long, wide, and sandy with clear water, and there are sunbeds/parasols with windbreaks, but part of the beach has no facilities. The eastern end of this beach, where it merges with Polemi/Magic/Exotic appeared to have
- [Markos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/markos-beach/) - Signed from the road, with its own access, Markos is a continuation of Sunny, with plenty of sunbeds. Markos is also the name of a restaurant, situated about 100m back from the beach. Whilst less crowded than Paradise, you may have to wear a costume on Markos, although discreet nudity may be possible. 2015 May:
- [Paradise Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paradise-beach-2/) - The next beach along, with its own signed access. This used to be recommended by contributors, but is now totally commercialised and a no-go for nudism. A 2005 report refers to the beach reeking of success, with a well-maintained tarmac access road, loads of very expensive water sports and sun beds (costing 7 euros a day) piled three deep
- [Kamila / Camel Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kamila-camel-beach/) - This is again signposted from the main road, but has a steep and difficult access road, although this is passable with care by car and scooter. This beach is in its own cove as it is separated by headlands from Stephanos beach to the south west and all the other beaches to the north east.
- [Agios Stefanos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-stefanos-beach/) - A nice sandy beach with its own (signed) access. However, it’s right in front of the large Club Med premises, and appears to be wholly textile. 2015 May: We did nudity even [though] there is a visited old-ruin place there. The view with the little island in front of the beach is nice and water
- [Kefalos / Kamari Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kefalos-kamari-beach/) - A long and mainly narrow beach in front of the resort. Wholly textile. 2016: last beach in Kefalos Bay. 100% nudist, perfect. [location-weather id="4186"]
- [Cavo Paradiso Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/cavo-paradiso-beach/) - An August 2005 correspondent introduces this beach, which he awards 100%. It is to the south of Wave Beach, and again reached by following the road out of Kefalos village past the cemetery. You then fork left at the sign to Agios Ioannis, after which the narrow, hilly road is passable with care. Just before the
- [Wave Beach / Sunset Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/wave-beach-sunset-beach/) - A report from 1998 recommends this rather isolated beach that is near Agios Theologos. You have to drive through Kefalos village (taking the westerly road out of the village past the cemetery) and across some rather hilly, wild terrain to get there, but the road is all tarmac. It is an empty area on the extreme west
- [Kata beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kata-beach/) - July 2012: follow the road from Kefalos to Agios Theologos, maybe 1km before Agios Theologos restaurant you will see a small sign made of cardboard and pebbles saying "KATA BEACH". Turn right. Follow the dustroad, after appr. 1 km you will come to the beach. An old man, known as "George" is running a minimalistic Kiosk and few sunbeds/umbrellas.
- [Kohilari (Kochylari) Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kohilari-kochylari-beach/) - A report from 2015 identifies a fabulous beach on the north coast which is easily accessible by road (see on Street View). From the point where the island is at its narrowest the soft golden sands and dunes of Kohilari beach stretch north east for over 1.25miles (2km). Although there is an established kite surfing centre at Kohilari,
- [Virgin beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/virgin-beach/) - Only 3 miles from Exotic Beach on the other side of the island. Easy access to the sea which allows safe swimming; very clean and unpopulated. [location-weather id="4177"]
- [Mastichari Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mastichari-beach/) - Mastichari beach has a middle section away from the main town, but before the hotel on the south end of the beach, where quite a large number of people were naked. This is really a lovely beach, but constantly has a on-shore breeze. It is an excellent sandy beach. It does have some seaweed, but
- [Tingaki / Tigaki Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tingaki-tigaki-beach/) - The Captain has been receiving reports about this beach since the site began, and some reports give accounts of visits in the early 1990s. Tingaki is easily Kos's most popular nudist beach owning to the fact that it is within walking distance of the popular resort of Tingaki and only a short commute from Kos
- [Lambi / Lampi Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lambi-lampi-beach/) - 1999 Otober: A correspondent visited the beach just north of Kos town. The weather was sunny but there was a strong meltemi wind. The bar was closed. There were not many people and only a few were naked. The sand is all right and you have a nice view of the Turkish coast. 2005 September: A contributor
- [Agios Fokas Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-fokas-beach/) - A contributor has recommended this beach, which is about 8km south of Kos Town, on the SE tip of the island. It’s just after the watch tower on the left-hand-side of the road. My correspondent says you have a great opportunity to be nude on the left-hand part of the beach. [location-weather id="4172"]
- [Alinda](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/alinda/) - Alinda is the only beach on Leros that is regularly visited by nudists. It is small but, according to my contributors, very nice; however the Captain has the impression that it is rather rocky. You can find the naturist beach of Alinda at the end of the road along the coast in the northern direction.
- [Kokkina](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kokkina-2/) - June 2023 Kokkina beach is a short drive from Lakki. Leave your car on the road above the beach under the trees before the road turns right. You then walk down the path for about 400 metres. The beach whilst not officially nude, was quiet and mostly nude on the 5 times we visited from 11am
- [Helena / Elena Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/helena-elena-beach/) - A lovely little pebbled cove west of Lipsi town. Very quiet. The beach is only capable of accommodating about 12 people with room to spare. Head out of Lipsi town past Lendou (the town beach) stay on the road that runs around the bay for 5-10 minutes. Fork off left onto the track behind Kambos
- [Lipsi - other options](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lipsi-other-options/) - The Cap'n would appreciate some more detailed photos and reports about this island, should anyone be passing! There are other possible beaches. A local leaflet gives details of 8 walks to bays! We tried Katsadia but most coves were small and not suitable or textile on that day, but we eventually found a spot that did for
- [Nissiros - general information](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nissiros-general-information/) - The Cap'n would appreciate some more detailed photos and reports about this island, should anyone be passing! From a distance, this small island just to the south of Kos looks just like a volcanic cone jutting out of the sea. And, indeed, that is more or less exactly what it is. Here it is on Google
- [Diakofti](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/diakofti/) - There is a substantial west-facing pebble beach with scattered trees at Diakofti, but with a road along the back it's unsuitable. However there's an alternative, on the east coast, well north of the boatyard and harbour. [location-weather id="4151"] 1998 September: A correspondent who visited the island gives the following directions on how to reach this
- [Faliraki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/faliraki/) - The nudist beach is at the southern end of the town, 3km from the centre of Faliraki. Access by road is achieved by turning left (from the north) or right (from the south) at the traffic lights by Blends Coffee shop & Asda . After taking the left of two forks at the traffic lights,
- [Tsambika](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tsambika/) - A very popular textile beach overlooked by a magnificent peak. As you approach the mass of sunbeds, shops and restaurants, there is a message scrawled on the back of one 'Naturist beach at the end'. The whole beach is about 1km long; you can drive to within 100m of the southern end where a walk
- [Pefkos (Coralli)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pefkos-coralli/) - Coralli Beach, Google maps calls it Axiotheaton beach after the name of apartments. Deserted sandy beach with no facilities, a few walkers came by. No problems. I think most people do not want to walk more than 5 mins. along the beach, so they just settle on the beach below the Coralli. [location-weather id="4136"] 2022
- [Agios Georgios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-georgios-2/) - 2019 September: Agios Georgios is a beautiful beach that is almost completely deserted. During our visit there was not a person to be seen for almost the entire day. There are also no tavernas or other facilities so be sure to take plenty of food and water. The beach is surrounded by hills and bushes
- [Limni Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/limni-beach-2/) - This sandy beach is between Apolakkia & Katavia. There are limited facilities; Car parking & a changing hut. Descend the steps to the beach & walk to the right for about 10 minutes & you will be out of sight of most people. From there on it's possible to walk for many kilometres in the
- [Apolakkia area](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/apolakkia-area/) - Miles of deserted, predominantly sandy beaches are to be found here. My contributors tended to head for the beaches to the north of Apolakkia. It is possible to walk for miles nude on this stretch of coastline - solitude is virtually guaranteed although they did come across other naturists here. However, this side of the
- [Paralia Ataviros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-ataviros/) - When you are driving from Monolithos to Cape Fourni Beach you have to turn right at a small roadside kandylakia. A few metres later follow the dirt track to the left. The way now gets very steep and rough. With an 4x4 this was not a big deal, but if you are driving a normal car you
- [Nanoy beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nanoy-beach/) - Nanoy (or Nanou) beach is shingle, with a taverna nearer one end (superb food) and sunbeds & umbrellas. The farthest end of the beach from where you get off the taxi boat from Symi harbour is nudist. Although the taxi boat isn't cheap; it's the nicest way of getting there. It can be walked, and
- [Nos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nos-beach/) - 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
- [Aiyos Vasilios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aiyos-vasilios/) - Two hour walk across island to side less frequented by boats, followed by steep climb down to wide beach, proved ideal for nude swimming and sunbathing, and only four others on beach that day. Mostly pebbles, a little sand, no shade. No taverna: take plenty of water. Enough room for different tastes, but you have
- [Marathunda](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/marathunda/) - Accessible by truck or boat. Habitation close to shore. No nudity, unless you count climbing over a headland and swimming/snorkelling nude until rejoining the boat. [location-weather id="4120"]
- [Agios Giorgios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-giorgios/) - Forget about walking there - take one of the many taxiboats from Symi harbour. No facilities, little shade, but sun leaves mid-afternoon because of the sheer cliffs surrounding the beach. Bring water and food! 3 visits there - one other couple there nude at the beach farthest away from where you get off the taxiboat.
- [Tolí Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/toli-bay/) - North-East coast. In bird's-eye view straight line West of Emborio. You can go there by scooter or by car. Keep right when going uphill a few km after leaving Horió. Road is in good condition - keep your eyes open for a footpath leading down to the left of the road. My contributors found it,
- [Agios Marina and Agios Nikólaos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-marina-and-agios-nikolaos/) - NO nudity at all here! Very organized beaches with tavernas, sunbeds and umbrellas (and bikinis all over). Avoid! 2012 September: agreed - no nudity possible. Agios Marina is a man-made "beach". Nikolaos is sandy but packed with sunbeds and umbrellas. Neither are very large. 2021 September: No different, no nudity [location-weather id="4114"]
- [Emilianos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/emilianos/) - Late September 2021 - The beach in the photo is only accessible by boat or walking 6 Km from the road each way (you need a car or scooter to get to the start of the walk). I opted for the walk which was lovely. Generally the walk was well defined but don't expect to meet people,
- [Eristos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/eristos/) - A long (over 1km) sand/pebble beach easily accessible by a regular bus service. Turn left and go down the track behind the beach for about 300m, then go on to the beach. This is about 4/500m long and even during August was not crowded - generally 50m between groups/couples. Go to the far end of
- [Plaka](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plaka-2/) - Plaka beach has a dedicated nudist section on the left, according to reports from 2003. At NW end of island. No bus service to Plaka, although it is possible to get the bus to Agios Antonios and walk from there along the road. Alternatively, get the island's only taxi or hire a car from Livadia (35 euros
- [Red Beach and Lethra](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/red-beach-and-lethra/) - Fine for naturism in early August 2003. Lethra was 95% nude. A "tourist boat" visits both beaches on an irregular basis, but there is plenty of space for naturists and those who prefer to wear a costume. [location-weather id="4106"]
- [Trafoulas / Trahulas (Τραφουλας) aka Psili Ammos, aka Dragon Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/trafoulas-trahulas-τραφουλας-aka-psili-ammos-aka-dragon-bay/) - Barefoot reporters tell me about a beach situated east of Lentas. On explorecrete.com it's also referred to as Psili Ammos. Other web searches suggest the alternative spellings Trafoulas and Trahulas. Apparently it is also known as Dragon Bay. It is inset into the seaward end of Cape Trafoulas, so not large. It is accessible from the villages
- [Aris Petrakis (Αρης Πετρακης)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aris-petrakis-αρης-πετρακης/) - The Captain hears reports of a deserted beach just to the East of Lentas, secluded by rocks. Take the dirt track east out of Lentas for about 1 kilometre and there is a sign pointing right to Anatoli. After 500 metres park at the car park for the two tavernas. The beach starts in front
- [Diskos / Dytiko (Δυτικο)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/diskos-dytiko-δυτικο/) - I am told that this beach is one of the most "traditional" naturist beaches in Crete. Until a few years back there were a lot of hippies that went nude even to the tavernas of the area. This beach is named Diskos and I think that with this name it is signed on most maps,
- [Kali Limenes (Καλοι Λιμενες)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kali-limenes-καλοι-λιμενες/) - Reports reach the Captain of a nudist beach in Kali Limenes, best reached by road from Mires. My contributor says it is a lovely, long, white-coloured beach, one of the nicest beaches he has found in Crete. The village itself is small and tranquil, with just a few houses and fishing boats. [location-weather id="4098"] 2006
- [Agiofarago (Αγιοφάραγγο)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agiofarago-αγιοφάραγγο/) - The gorge of Agiofarago starts from the road from Odigitria Monastery to Kali Limenes on the south coast of Iraklion and ends at the sea, west of Kali Limenes. Drive to Moni Odigitrias via Siva and Listaros. Although most maps shows road from Listados to Moni Odigitrias as unpaved, now it is good asphalted road.
- [Matala (Ματαλα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/matala-ματαλα/) - This has a famous beach right in the centre with a picturesque cliff face honeycombed with caves once inhabited by hippies. It is not used by naturists. The Captain called here for lunch during September 1988 and formed the view that there were quite a lot of hippies still present, although they're now mostly in
- [The Red Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/the-red-beach/) - The Red Beach is superb for nudists. It was the only Greek location featured on "The World's Best Nude Beaches" on the Sky Travel TV channel. [location-weather id="4092"] 1996: However, another correspondent described the Red Beach as a clothing optional beach where he and his girlfriend didn't feel comfortable. There is an umbrella rental business.
- [Kommos (Κομμος) aka Komos / Como / Comos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kommos-κομμος-aka-komos-como-comos/) - My correspondents are ecstatic about a beach called Komos about 5 km to the north of Matala near Pitsidia. On the strength of these recommendations the Captain himself paid a short visit there in late September 1998. I can only agree with those who enthused about this beach. It is a very lengthy stretch of golden sand.
- [Agia Galini (Αγια Γαληνη)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-galini-αγια-γαληνη/) - Captain's rating: 30% Now a busy resort struggling to retain its charm against the weight of tourism. The main beach is of coarse sand, fronted by tavernas and often crowded. The naturist beach used to be reached by fording the river at the end of the main beach; however a bridge has now been built
- [Agios Pavlos (Αγιος Παυλος)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-pavlos-αγιος-παυλος/) - Reached from a side road off the Spili to Agios Galini main road. The side road passes through the villages of Ano and Kato Saktouria and is now tarmac all the way. The nudist beach is over a headland to the west of the main beach. There are two bays that you can get down
- [Triopetra (Τριοπετρα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/triopetra-τριοπετρα/) - This beach is sandy, with clean water, no wind, and almost no people: in 3 days our contributors saw only 3 other people, all of them naked, and they rated it the most beautiful beach (of many) they found anywhere on Crete. They drove back through Ag. Paraskevi and Kerames to Spili, but it’s a
- [Ligres (Λιγρες)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ligres-λιγρες/) - Ligres beach is accessible by a good road (follow sign from Kerames to "LIGRES" and "Best Beach" - straight ahead at the junction in Kerames). An idyllic part of the coast which cannot long remain undeveloped. Take advantage of it whilst you can. [location-weather id="4080"] 1999 September: The Captain took this advice. There had clearly
- [Agia Fotini (Αγια Φωτεινη)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-fotini-αγια-φωτεινη/) - 1998: A report says this is still a totally deserted sand and pebble beach. However carry on walking beyond this around the small headland to find first beautiful, sandy beach, some 75 yards wide backed by huge sand dunes and green hillside. The beach is about 100 yards long with clean sand and continues past
- [Drimiskianos (Δρυμισκιανος)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/drimiskianos-δρυμισκιανος/) - Drimiskianos is a pleasant beach with alternating sand or pebbles; it's also fairly empty and you don't have to walk more than 200m along the beach before picking a spot for nude sunbathing and swimming. It is very empty and over 1 mile long, and its eastern end (away from Palm Beach) seems ripe for
- [Preveli (Πρεβελης)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/preveli-πρεβελης/) - Preveli Beach it widely featured on picture postcards and is undoubtedly very scenic, as a beach which comprises a river mouth. Earlier reports indicated a naturist character, with "a lot of anatomy on display". However, Preveli is now totally commercialised with umbrellas and tavernas. The beach is small and covered with sunbeds and umbrellas. Walking
- [Skinaria (Σχοιναρια)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/skinaria-σχοιναρια/) - This very scenic beach is reached via a fairly long but satisfactory road from Lefkogia. Skinaria Beach Hotel, set back from the beach, appeared to be abandoned in September 1988. A shame, because it looked as if it was once a very nice hotel and did not overlook the beach. A brand new Taverna (the Libyan Star)
- [Amoudi (Αμμουδιου)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/amoudi-αμμουδιου/) - Marked by yellow patch on the map which corresponds to Amoudi and Damnoni but is unlabelled. It is reached by a road (signpost Amoudi Beach Hotel) between Lefkogia and Damnoni. The hotel is set back from the beach. During September 1998 naturists were present early in the morning but by lunchtime the beach was mostly textile. An
- [Mikro Amoudi / Amoudaki (Αμμουδακι)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mikro-amoudi-amoudaki-αμμουδακι/) - Formerly the best nude beach on Southern Crete - is over and out. Now with a big parking-lot at the back and only very few naturists, it is extremely crowded. You're laying on the beach shoulder by shoulder. It is 20 percent nude. [This report from September 2014 is left in this prominent position as a pro tempore warning.
- [Damnoni (Δαμνονι)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/damnoni-δαμνονι/) - From the east of Plakias beach it is possible to follow a path to Damnoni (about half an hour's walk) - the path starts behind the Plakias Bay hotel (this is the roughest part) and is waymarked by red spots and arrows on stones. An easier access by car is to take the road from
- [Kalypso](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalypso/) - The Captain still receives occasional enquiries about Kalypso. Unfortunately the sad news is that Kalypso is no longer available for naturists. It is difficult to imagine that this relatively old-fashioned and isolated hotel without a beach is that attractive if it were not for its rather unique status as a nudist destination. There are many
- [Plakias (Πλακιας)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plakias-πλακιας/) - Captain's rating: 97% Plakias has a very friendly community, and repeated visits have led the Captain to develop a real affection for the place and its people. And it is surrounded by wonderful scenery and some of the best beaches the Captain has had the pleasure to visit are in the vicinity. It's well signposted and
- [Souda (Σουδα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/souda-σουδα/) - There are two tavernas here. Although a part of the big sweep of Plakias Bay the western end called Souda Bay is a definitely separate section. There is now a good road from Plakias, about 4km from the centre of Plakias to the tavernas at the Western end of Souda. It is possible to walk
- [Plakias Bay Hotel](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plakias-bay-hotel/) - The Plakias Bay hotel situated at the end of the beach 600m away from the centre of Plakias offers a relaxing view to the endless blue of the sea and the surrounding mountain villages. Just 50m away you will feel embraced by the blue sea and the golden sand of the beach. After a ten-minute
- [Rodakinon (Ροδακινο) aka Koraka](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/rodakinon-ροδακινο-aka-koraka/) - Accessible from the (main) road between Plakias and Hora Sfakion at a turn off in Kato Rodakinon. This access in GPS WGS-84 coordinates: N35 12' 01.5" E24 19' 03.4". We found two rather separate sections. The first was a not very attractive shingle beach with a prominent "No nudism" sign; the second a sandy beach with
- [Agia Marina (Αγια Μαρινα) aka Peristeres](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-marina-αγια-μαρινα-aka-peristeres/) - The church of Ag.Marina is at the east end of the bay and has some Byzantine frescoes (although destroyed to some length). In all of these sections of the beach, people go naked although during high season (around 15 August) there are quite a few local people who go dressed. During this period, the first
- [Frangokastello (Φραγγοκαστελο)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/frangokastello-φραγγοκαστελο/) - The old fort of Frangokastelli lies on the south coast of Crete, not far from the towns of Chora Sfakion and Plakias. In this part of Crete, the coast is mostly an abrupt boundary for the mountains, but for several miles east of Chora Sfakion there is a gently undulating strip of land anything up
- [Kritama (Παραλία Κρίταμα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kritama-παραλία-κρίταμα/) - While spending time on Orthi Ammos beach, contributors who visited in October 2016 were intrigued by walkers that occasionally ventured over the rocks at the eastern end of the beach. Most returned within minutes, at first leading them to believe the rocks were impassable. However, on one occasion, a couple walking their dog and obviously having some
- [Lakki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lakki/) - Reports reach me of another suitable beach further east of Frangokastello. The beach is immaculately clean and mostly extremely fine gravel: comfortable for walking barefoot, yet the stuff doesn't lodge everywhere like sand does. It slopes quite gently, so it's also safe for paddling, though both the beach and the entry to the water are
- [Sweetwater Bay, Chora Sfakion (Χώρα Σφακιά)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sweetwater-bay-chora-sfakion-χώρα-σφακιά/) - Sweetwater bay is located between Loutro and Chora Sfakion. Glikanera is the Greek word for sweetwater. It is well worth visiting The beach itself is of pebble stones which are a rather difficult walk in bare feet. However, it is entirely naturist. There are several sweetwater holes, but these are for drinking, NOT washing. You will
- [Marmara (Μαρμαρα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/marmara-μαρμαρα/) - My contributor spent four days in Loutro in April 2000. One day they walked the 45 minute walk westwards to Marmara Beach. This is a beautiful little beach of fine pebbles surrounded by marble cliffs situated where the Aradena Gorge reaches the sea. When they got there, there was just one other person there, nude, so
- [Sarakiniko](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sarakiniko-3/) - 2011 August: This Barefooter spent 10 days on Gavdos and loved every minute. All the beaches mentioned above are very good but I am surprised nothing has been reported about Sarakiniko. This is the beach between the port and Ag. Ioannis and I think the first stop of the bus from the port. It has
- [Ag. Ioannis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ag-ioannis-2/) - This is on the north side of Gavdos, facing Crete. Board the community bus from the tiny port to Ag. Ioannis (roughly once every hour). The bus passes from Sarakiniko beach (see above) and continues on a gravel road until it reaches a taverna/mini-market. This is the campers’ sole source of water, food and supplies.
- [Lavrakas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lavrakas/) - This is to the west of Ag. Ioannis. 2010 August: a second well had been constructed closer to the sea. This one has an open end, which allows people to easily get fresh water and shower. My correspondent left Ag. Ioannis when the crowds hit that beach (early August) and went to Lavrakas. Needless to
- [Pyrgos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pyrgos/) - If you follow the coast line from Lavrakas further to the West, you will find another small, totally deserted sandy beach. It is a 30 min hike from Ag. Ioannis which can also be done in the nude. 2020 Aug: nude proportion on Pyrgos 95%. [location-weather id="4037"]
- [Potamos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/potamos/) - This may be the most beautiful beach on Gavdos. Huge sandy beach, a few tents (4 in September 2006) under cedar trees, amazing canyons on the back worth exploring. 100% naturist, with no more than 10 people spread in this 500m beach, practically deserted. No facilities at all, of course. Ιn the canyon there is still
- [Tripiti](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tripiti/) - Tripiti cape is the most southerly point in Gavdos and is claimed to be the most southerly point of Europe as well. The beach has large pebbles and is definitely not the best one in Gavdos, but it is quiet, as not many people go there, and the setting is wonderful. There are absolutely no
- [Gavrion](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gavrion/) - Gavrion is the main Port, with the sun setting behind the mountains early, this made it seem quite dark and grim when we arrived early evening. Gavrion is generally given the thumbs down but as we often went through it en route to other destinations we grew to appreciate some of the many tavernas where we would
- [Batsi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/batsi/) - Batsi is generally the only tourist resort for UK packages, it is small and still fairly quaint with lots of rooms and tavernas for the summer season. In mid-September we found Batsi to be very quiet indeed, with places already starting to close up until next season. Batsi beach is convenient but not particularly quiet
- [Delavoyas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/delavoyas/) - This is still the main recognised nudist beach. Everybody seems to have heard of it in Batsi. It's not on the Toubi's map. There is a small bar at the beach if you need a drink or some Cap'n Barefoot sunning shade. Well this beach isn't particularly big so you need to get there early
- [Kutsi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kutsi/) - Further south, Paralia Kutsi is a long pebble beach opening to the West. It can be reached with a long footpath from the main road (Andros - Gavrio) or by car from a turnoff from the same road. 2024 August: the area remains 100% nudist, with six people total in an afternoon. [location-weather id="4025"]
- [Southern Andros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/southern-andros/) - From the Cap'n. If anyone can flesh these beaches out with information, grid references and photos, please do so [location-weather id="4023"] A kind Greek contributor tells the Captain there are four completely secluded beaches to the southern parts of Andros. Many of these beaches aren't even mentioned on the maps. There are dirt roads to
- [Korthi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/korthi/) - Quite a way from Batsi (30km). My intrepid reporters hired a scooter and it took them about 35 to 50 minutes. From Korthi, go left around the bay, up a short dirt track to a church and half a windmill, and park the bike here (there's not enough room for cars). Walk round the back
- [To pidima tis grias (previously described here as "Melissa beach")](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/to-pidima-tis-grias-previously-described-here-as-melissa-beach/) - Brilliant, absolutely brilliant, says my contributor: this must be a 'perfect' beach by any standards. But unfortunately recent reports say this is not a nudist beach any more; a report from June 2006 confirming lots of young Greek families and no chance of naturism whatsoever, and another from September 2007 confirming its textile character. [location-weather id="4020"] Whether nude or
- [Achla](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/achla/) - North of Andros Town on on the east coast. Superb wide white pebble/sand beach, with a church and small stream at one end and rocks for shade at the other. 2007 June: it was deserted - long rough track to reach it - best by hire boat from Town (30 mins) - can sail nude
- [Agios Nikolaos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-nikolaos/) - This is the main nudist beach on the island. Nudism appears to be officially accepted as the signs here say "Camping is not allowed" whereas on some other beaches they say "Nudism and Camping is not allowed". The proportion of nudists varied a lot from day to day. This is partly due to the beach
- [Vitsetzou & Pountaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vitsetzou-pountaki/) - From the port, Karavostassis, walk 850m south to a sign post to Vitsetzou and then walk down a short reasonable path to two sandy coves, one called Vitsetzou and the other Pountaki. These were used by 10 nudists on the day my contributors were there at the end of May 2001. These coves are exposed to
- [Livadi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadi-3/) - In May 2001 this main beach 1.2 km south of Karavostassis was deserted and we felt quite comfortable using it but in peak season it is probably all textile. It is just a little bit further along the road from Vitsetzou. More recent reports (2004) question whether this is a suitable place for nudism. For much of its
- [Vorina](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vorina/) - This is based on a report from September 2005. Vorina is a beach on the north side of Folegandros approximately halfway between Chora and the turn that leads to Angali. From Chora head to Angali, go past the windmills on your right hand side, (Vorina bay is just below the windmills - to their north) a
- [Koumbara](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/koumbara/) - A correspondent notes a small, unremarkable beach on the other side of the port from Milopotas beach. To get there from the town, face the water and head to the right, heading away from the mob. Head up the hill, over the headland and it's the first beach you come to. It is a reasonable
- [Valmas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/valmas/) - This little beach tends to get rather-unfairly overlooked, but is very handy for Port Ios, being within 20 minutes' easy walk, past the church on the left headland. There is a long-standing taverna which supplies free fixed parasols (3) and loungers (15) regardless of actual custom - so long as you put the latter away!
- [Kolitsani](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kolitsani/) - Probably the best bet for a real nudist beach, though reports vary and there seems to be significantly less naturism here in high season. Those who have visited it out of season seem to love it, however. It is in a small cove on the headland between the port and Mylopotas. Along the way to
- [Mylopotas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mylopotas/) - This beach can no longer be recommended. It is a fairly big beach just south of town. It has a few camping grounds and tavernas. Frewin Poffley's Independent Traveller's Greek Island Hopping says that the building of a new road has destroyed nudism there. Two big camping sites, one of them with a bungee jumping
- [Manganari / Magganari](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/manganari-magganari/) - This is a report from another Australian correspondent who visited Ios in June 1994: it should probably be archived but is kept for its amusement value and as a reminder of how far things have developed since then. I took a moped to Manganari beach on the southern end which the The Rough Guide (Europe) had
- [Never Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/never-bay/) - Just before reaching the southern Manganari beach, take the small bumpy path (ATV recommended) towards south-east. You can park at the top of the cliff and need to climb 15 minutes down to the cove (quite steep). [location-weather id="3948"] 2021 August: several boat tours stopped at Never Bay during the day. In between and in the
- [Tris Klissies](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tris-klissies/) - Just before you reach Manganari by the fork in the tarmac road there is a small white church. Leave your vehicle at the opening opposite the church, cross over and follow a steep dirt road down which bends to the left. There's a sign 'follow path to the beach' and the "path" is well marked
- [Aghios Theodotis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-theodotis/) - From Chora, follow the signs to Ag Theodotis. In June 2010, there was no bus service, so you need your own transport. There are two tavernas on the right-hand-side of the road leading down to the beach, and on the beach four batches of parasols/umbrellas for rent. When my correspondents visited in June 2010, they were
- [Ano Koufonissi - general information](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ano-koufonissi-general-information/) - About 1 mile from Koufonissi village is Charakopou camping site and 4 beaches (Charakopou, Fanos, Platia Punta and Pori). Past reports suggested that within the next mile they increased from 20% to 50% nudist; however a report of a visit in June 2000 remarked on no nudists on the first three beaches and 20-50% on Platia Punta
- [Platia Punta / Italida - Ano Koufonissi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/platia-punta-italida-ano-koufonissi/) - Lovely sandy beach, south facing and therefore affording a bit of shelter from the Meltemi if it is blowing. Wonderful swimming in clear water reminiscent of Laggeri on Paros. A de facto CO beach, busy even in June, with the percentage of naturists varying from 50% in the morning to about 25% mid-afternoon, and back to 50% towards
- [Pori - Ano Koufonissi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pori-ano-koufonissi/) - A new hotel and other buildings behind this beach apparently now limit the opportunities to be nude here. Up to date reports of the situation would be welcome. The reports below should be read in that context. It's a lovely coastal walk to this beach from Platia Punta, with various coves on the way, a
- [Nero Beach -  Kato Koufonissi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nero-beach-kato-koufonissi/) - On Kato Koufonissi, Nero beach is a long beach of grey sand with pebbles of a huge variety of colours along the shoreline. It is surrounded by cliffs and there were a few wild campers. As you have to go by boat from Ano Koufonissi to get there, there is plenty of space, little shade
- [Pezoúlia Beach -  Kato Koufonissi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pezoulia-beach-kato-koufonissi/) - [location-weather id="3936"] 2021 July: Mixed crowd, no issues. Beautiful sandy and pebbled beach. No facilities or natural shade (keep an eye on your belongings since the goats are not afraid to stick their heads in the bags if they smell like food). 2023 June: No-one on the beach, but a yacht had anchored close to
- [Skylos beach (Dog beach)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/skylos-beach-dog-beach/) - [location-weather id="3934"] The Captain is grateful to the first reporters, who visited in September 2019: "Me and my partner have found Skylos Beach, known as the main nude beach on the island. Tourist season was over and only 2 other couples on the beach. You need a car to get from the port (Mericha) to the
- [Papikinou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/papikinou/) - [location-weather id="3932"] This is the main town beach close east of Adamas and backed by the main road to the south of the island. It is sandy and shallow, with plenty of trees for shade and a few bushes further along before the boatyard. There has been a report in the forum of nudist use
- [Achivadolimni / Mavra Gremna](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/achivadolimni-mavra-gremna/) - [location-weather id="3930"] Achivadolimni and Mavra Gremna are two contiguous sandy beaches facing north in the bay of Milos, just west of the camp site and the road junction for Provatas and Fyriplaka. From the town you come to Mavra Gremna first, 800m after the Airport Junction, and before the camping. Achivadolimni is trendy, while Mavra
- [Triades & Ammoudaraki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/triades-ammoudaraki/) - [location-weather id="3928"] If you have time to spend and you stay in Milos more than 3-4 days you should visit these beaches. We rate them 100% although it needs time. These photos are from 1st and 3rd (officially nudist) beaches: These are among the best in Milos. 7 beautiful beaches, some just for you. On
- [Agios Ioannis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-ioannis/) - [location-weather id="3926"] Three beaches on the south-western coast. A real adventure to get there, and no help if your car breaks down: this is the far edge of the world.. be very careful if you go here by car after rainfall because there is some bentonite/caolite outcrops that turn the final and steep path to
- [Gerontas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gerontas/) - [location-weather id="3924"] At Gerontas, which is another difficult drive, my contributors were the first to arrive at 10am but were joined by 1pm by over ten different Greek couples who remained in bathing suits. 2013 August: Crowded in the high season, so only clothed.
- [Katergo](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/katergo-2/) - [location-weather id="3922"] Rather messy to get there, but worth the scenery and the underwater beauty. Very crowded (and thus dressed) during mid-summer, but nudism is possible between the rocks. My correspondent rates this beach 70%.
- [Provatas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/provatas/) - [location-weather id="3920"] In the south of the Island, well served by bus from Adamas in the Summer. There are three lovely beaches, the first near hotels is mostly clothed, but the other, below where the bus terminates at the church of Aghios Nikolais, is wonderful and mostly nude; the third one is under Giourgas Apartments,
- [Fyriplaka](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fyriplaka/) - [location-weather id="3918"] Crystal clear waters and a very impressive landscape. The rocks behind the different beaches are awesome, very bright and white! The road is not as bumpy as it was, as most of it has been paved recently. And an ugly factory stands 2km before the beach - don't be misled, it is the
- [Agia Kyriaki & Psarovolada](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-kyriaki-psarovolada/) - [location-weather id="3916"] Agia Kyriaki itself is not suitable for nudism any more, thanks to the trendy (=noisy) beach bar. However, there is a footpath on the left (east) of the beach. You can walk along the rocks that separate Agia Kyriaki beach from the next beach, which is out of sight. You have to be
- [Paliochori](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paliochori/) - [location-weather id="3914"] The Captain has received various reports about this beach but has not yet been there himself, so this has been re-compiled from the more recent reports. There is a bus service 6 times daily (2010 - three trips out and back) or you can go by car - all tarmac. In season you may
- [Thiafes (Thiorychia)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/thiafes-thiorychia/) - [location-weather id="3911"] A very popular place, the abandoned Sulphur Quarries. The beach is small, and not very nudist in the middle of the summer, but in June/September it can be. Tricky to get there (ask for directions several times) and the road is somewhat dangerous at the end before final descent to the beach. Don'
- [Voudia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/voudia/) - [location-weather id="3909"] When you reach Voudia, after you reach the entrance to the factory, continue for a little while, until you find a small road in bad condition that will take you to the beach. It will not be very nice while you are close to the mine site, but as you walk down the
- [Kastanas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kastanas/) - [location-weather id="3908"] Quite tricky to get there but really worth the trip! As stated in a report from August 2013 there are 3 small beaches with few people. As often happens, the first one sets the trend, as confirmed in 2018. The beauty of these 3 coves is overwhelming! The south and central beaches are mainly pebbly with little
- [Aghios Konstantinos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-konstantinos/) - [location-weather id="3906"] 2010 June: A correspondent's favourite, on the North side of the island, reachable with a 5 minute detour from the main paved road. It is rather sheltered, so with the exception of a direct N wind, always calm. It has a nice view of the Glaronissia islands and a small natural lagoon on
- [Sarakiniko](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sarakiniko-4/) - [location-weather id="3905"] This is one of the most iconic landscapes you will ever experience. Take your time to walk along the incredible coastline and let nature surprise you! Not to be missed if you are in the Cyclades! As the beach is on the north coast, avoid when windy (Meltemi from the north can be
- [Bombarda & Lagada](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/bombarda-lagada/) - [location-weather id="3903"] Lagada is a pleasant town beach, but right in front of the Lagada Beach Hotel (formerly the Venus Village) and no chance of naturism. Walk straight through. Bombarda, which is less than a mile from Adamas town, appeared from the distance to be a possibility but during my contributor's visit (Sept. 2003) was deserted except for
- [Paranga / Paraga](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paranga-paraga/) - [location-weather id="3901"] A sandy beach between two headlands about 5km from Mykonos town, sounds worth noting. This is the beach between Plati Yialos and Paradise, and one end is at least 50% nudist and is to be highly recommended. It is possible to walk to Paraga from Plati Yialos over the cliffs, it is about
- [Paradise Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paradise-beach-3/) - [location-weather id="3900"] Once one of the most famous nude beaches in the Aegean. You can get there easily by boat from Platy Yialos. It used to be said that nudity was the norm and that anyone wearing a bathing costume looked out of place. Maybe so, once. Not any more. Paradise - of which we
- [Super Paradise](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/super-paradise/) - [location-weather id="3899"] Once widely known as "the" gay nudist beach with an "extraordinary" taverna. In the past it seemed to be divided into three areas: the gay part, where everyone was nude, but everyone was male and in couples. Then there was the textile part at the other end near the taverna. In the middle
- [Agrari](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agrari/) - [location-weather id="3897"] Fifteen minutes' walk west of Elia along a rocky path is Agrari. Once a clean and nice beach with a tavern this too is now bedecked with sunbeds and brollies. Unlike Elia, however, there is some more substantial clear space - at the end of the path from Elia, and at the far
- [Elia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/elia/) - [location-weather id="3895"] I once described this as easily the best naturist beach we found on Mykonos. It is past Super Paradise. You can get there by boat from Platy Yialos but it's easier to take the bus from Mykonos Town (the bus leaves from the stop near the port - not from the centre of
- [Kalo Livadi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalo-livadi/) - [location-weather id="3893"] Large area for textiles, but at the far West end plenty of room for nudists. The nudist end is not widely known (at least not before it appeared on this site) so a relatively small number of nudists was there. 2006: A Barefooter was angry to have to pay 5 euros for a
- [Lia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lia/) - [location-weather id="3891"] This beach is about 14km from Mykonos town towards the East of the island. The road is clearly signposted and you now drive past the Fish Taverna on a newly-built road/track. You can park the car in the car parking area and then you are on the beach. There are no facilities on
- [Tsangari](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tsangari/) - [location-weather id="3889"] A contributor found this beach in the last week of August 2003 when in Mykonos on day trip and desperate to find somewhere for a nude swim after Elia became swamped by textiles mid-afternoon. They drove east to Lia which had good reports previously but beach crowded and exclusively textile so followed part-unmade, part-made road
- [Frangia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/frangia/) - [location-weather id="3887"] According to a report from August 2004, if you go on following the coast past Tsangari (the footpath is not clearly marked, just follow the coast) you will arrive at a larger sandy beach, 400m long, almost desert, with only a few brave naturists (brave for having reached the beach, not for being nude!).
- [Fokos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fokos/) - [location-weather id="3885"] If you have rented a bike or a car and wish for absolutely peaceful scenery, you can reach Fokos beach, which is mainly used by couples. The beach beautiful, but shingle. My correspondent visited during June 2001. 100% nude during weekdays, on Saturday it was nude in the morning and 90% textile in the
- [Mersini Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mersini-bay/) - [location-weather id="3883"] One bay west of Fokos. The dirt road going west of Fokos takes you there. Deserted except for one textile family. Pleasant, sandy beach. Ideal if you wish to be alone or just with your own friends.
- [Agia Sostis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agia-sostis/) - [location-weather id="3881"] The Captain hears that two kilometres past Panormos lays Sostis beach, a very beautiful beach. About half the people there were nude, mostly at the end towards the rock. My contributor thinks it a superb beach and rates it 9 out of 10. Apparently for the people who are in the know about
- [Kapri / Kapari](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kapri-kapari/) - [location-weather id="3879"] A beautiful beach on the Agios Ioannis peninsula. Some correspondents might be interested that this bay was used for the love scene in Shirley Valentine (That's definitely on my list then - Cap'n Andy). A mixture of nudists and textiles, although on my visits (Sept. 2010) nudists were slightly outnumbered. The rocks offer privacy for
- [Lacouna (Laguna)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lacouna-laguna/) - [location-weather id="3877"] Lacouna is the the south part of the Saint George beach just in front of Naxos Camping. Lacouna is also the best surfing spot on the Island. The Captain received a report of naturist activity here in June 2004. However a report from August/ early September 2006 says there were no naturists - in fact very
- [Aghios Prokopios](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-prokopios/) - [location-weather id="3875"] Immediately north of Aghia Anna, nudists gather towards the north end of the beach. 2000 June: the northern end of the beach was about 60-70 percent naturist. The beach was very clean, but a slippery shelf exists in the water extending roughly ten feet out. Very diverse gender and age group present. 2001 July:
- [Aghia Anna](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghia-anna/) - [location-weather id="3873"] The bay of Aghia Anna, once a famous nudist beach, is no longer nudist. The beach where some contributors first took the plunge is now, alas, backed by hotels, and the unnoticed track at the back of the beach is now a tarred road with a regular bus service. However, all is not
- [Mikri Vigla](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mikri-vigla/) - [location-weather id="3869"] Just south of Plaka. There are a number of smaller bays on the way, visible from the road, mostly deserted in May 2007, but one nude woman in one of the bays. Nice small sandy beaches within a rocky region, more nudes, nice spots but during high season a lot of textile people who
- [Kastraki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kastraki/) - [location-weather id="3867"] South of Mikri Vigla. There were nude bathers on the beaches on either side of the solitary beach restaurant as well as on the sand immediately below the restaurant, although Kastraki was mainly textile. South of Kastraki before Pyrgaki there are some mainly naturist beaches, below a cliff on which sits what looks
- [Kalantos / Kalandos / Kalandhon](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kalantos-kalandos-kalandhon/) - [location-weather id="3863"] Kalantos beach lies in the southern part of Naxos. In July 2005 the road to Kalantos (from Filoti) was under construction and it was quite unpleasant to get there. However the beach is fantastic. Fine sand, wonderful sea, almost empty. It is like in the fairy tale: there's a lake nearby and throughout the day
- [Panormos / Panermos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/panormos-panermos/) - [location-weather id="3861"] This beach is located at the very end of the road heading south past Moutsouna and the small "port" where you can take the caique to Koufonissi. In August 2006 it was textile, but there is a very small pebble beach on the left-hand side (having the sea in front of you), where we could
- [Psili Ammos (Kanaki)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psili-ammos-kanaki/) - [location-weather id="3859"] A report from late September 2005 (a quiet time) describes a lovely quiet beach and when my contributors were there (midweek) there were two or three other nudists and a few 'textiles'. 100 metres beyond the south end of the beach there was a wonderful small secluded bay. The photo looks north with the small
- [Beach near Moutsouna](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/beach-near-moutsouna/) - [location-weather id="3857"] The official Moutsouna beach is textile and quite boring. However if you drive for about 2 minutes in the western direction, you will find many secluded beaches with almost unbelievable stones. Some of them you can see on the photo. There are some secluded caves in this area where naturism is possible.
- [Asala Bay (N of Moutsouna)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/asala-bay-n-of-moutsouna/) - [location-weather id="3855"] There is a small river going to the sea. My intrepid Barefoot reporters followed it: to its right there was a small farm and everything is fenced, up to the sea. This farmer seems to consider that - probably sandy - part of the bay as his property. To the left, one can
- [Lionas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lionas/) - [location-weather id="3853"] Description: Lionas is an almost deserted village in the eastern part of Naxos. The official beach consists of white medium-sized stones. If you turn left and walk for about 5 minutes, there's a fantastic secluded cove with beautiful scenery and sea.
- [Agios Mamas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-mamas/) - [location-weather id="3851"] A small sandy beach. Although some reports suggest it is now a "family beach", no longer suitable for naturists, a Barefooter who visited in May 2007 found it deserted; what's more the taverna with studios was also deserted. So they were able to enjoy the beach in nature's way.
- [Limenari Kiras](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/limenari-kiras/) - [location-weather id="3849"] If you think think Plaka and other well known beaches a bit overcrowded and not so peaceful as expected, Naxos allows plenty of scope for exploration. The Captain receives a report of a rocky secluded beach on the north-western part of Naxos, between Abram and Katsoprino. No road sign, no map indication, only
- [Amyti Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/amyti-beach/) - [location-weather id="3847"] The Captain is delighted to receive a report about Amyti beach, about 10-15 kms north of Naxos Town. It is just north of Engares on the west coast. It is a long wide stretch of beach with nice fine sand. The surf was huge the day my contributors visited and it may often
- [Lageri / Laggeri / Langeri](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lageri-laggeri-langeri/) - [location-weather id="3845"] Many of my contributors think this among the best beaches in the Cyclades; one said it was reminiscent of the South Seas, another claimed to be in heaven there. The water is clean, you can walk along the beach. Nudity is 95%. No tavernas, sometimes there is somebody with a cold box containing
- [Monastiri Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/monastiri/) - [location-weather id="3844"] For the avoidance of any doubt, the beach usually referred to as Monastiri and recommended for nudism is the one called Tourkou Ammos on the Google Maps aerial view. The beach between Ag Ioannis Detis monastery and the Paros Park Centre and taverna is the origin of the name Monastiri but, due to
- [Porto Paros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/porto-paros/) - [location-weather id="3841"] The Captain has also received a report of a small beach just after the Porto Paros Hotel on the way to Monastiri. If you take the boat to Porto Paros/Aqua Park from Naoussa and walk north 200-300 metres you can find this small beach. When my contributor passed in the end of June
- [Kolimbithres / Kolympithres](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kolimbithres-kolympithres/) - [location-weather id="3839"] About 400 metres south of the landing-stage at Kolimbithris there is quite a large protected cove, swimming very good, nudity quite accepted, about 50% of the bathers were nude, others topless, you felt very much at ease if you removed all your clothes. Quite a protected place to go to, if Langeri is
- [Krios and Martselo](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/krios-and-martselo/) - [location-weather id="3837"] According to a report from June 1998: From Parikia there is a beach boat advertising itself as going to Krios and Martsala beaches. If when the boat reaches the jetty you turn left, away from the visible beach, you come in 200 metres to a small beach which is majority nudist: this was popular,
- [Parasporos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/parasporos/) - [location-weather id="3835"] South of Parikia, the beach at Parasporos has, it seems, been designated as a nudist beach. It was dirty, with litter widespread, and the water rough when we visited (however, the Sunseekers' Guide says it is suitable for bodysurfing). There is a taverna. The beach was, however, practically deserted. We stripped off and
- [Mesadha](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mesadha/) - [location-weather id="3833"] 1998 June: According to a report this small beach is located between Pounda and Tsardhakia. Although there is a signpost on the main road, there are so many dead ends that it's easier to find the beach by walking from Pounda. The Cap'n would appreciate a better Map location from someone that has
- [Voutakos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/voutakos/) - [location-weather id="3832"] 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
- [Aghios Ioannis](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aghios-ioannis-2/) - [location-weather id="3830"] This might just be the one mentioned in the introduction - there are two beaches here; some reports would be welcome! Also for: This seems highly attractive! if you can find the way there. "I think Aghios Ioannis beach is the same as Monasteri beach as the monastery by the beach is [dedicated] to
- [Faraggas (Φάραγγας)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/faraggas-φάραγγας/) - [location-weather id="3828"] September 2013 - Not previously mentioned in Captain's Guide. Walkable from Aliki and car parking off the upgraded south coastal road. When I first visited 3/4 years ago was a very nice quiet beach sheltered from the Meltemi wind and suitable for nudists. Now however textile with cafe, loud music, parasols, etc. No longer recommended for nudists
- [Chrysi Akti](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/chrysi-akti/) - [location-weather id="3826"] The beach at Chrysi Akti, also known as the Golden Beach, used to be well used for nudism. There was an area in the middle of the beach, just north of a taverna, where naturists gathered. It is a beautiful beach of sand and it is golden. We were sandblasted by the wind on
- [Pounda / Pounta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pounda-pounta/) - [location-weather id="3812"] Not to be confused with another Pounda, which is the ferry port for Antiparos. From Parikia follow signs for Marpissa and Piso Livadi. If approaching Marpissa and Piso Livadi from the north, then Pounda is the third road on the left after passing Piso Livadi. Pounda beach is 100m long and 20m from
- [Vigla / Kologeros](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vigla-kologeros/) - [location-weather id="3824"] The Captain received two reports about this beach in September 2003. It is easy to find: just follow the indications to Molos. Arriving at the bay of Molos, you go straight ahead instead of turning left to Molos beach. This road turns right and is a dirt road. After about 400m you arrive at
- [Beach near Molos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/beach-near-molos/) - [location-weather id="3823"] A report from July 2002 describes a beautiful cove with a narrow beach running about 750 metres long. The part of the beach furthest south was all naturist the day we visited, with about 6 young couples there at different times and a few single men. Couples were separated by about 20-30 feet. It was
- [White Grove Beach Παραλία Άσπρος Γκρεμός](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/white-grove-beach-παραλία-άσπρος-γκρεμός/) - [location-weather id="3821"] It's just 1 km north of Ampelas; even if it is easily accessible by road, it was a pleasure discovery; during the first visit, a Wednesday afternoon, was very frequented: couples, groups and single ladies, and we were all naked. But during the second visit, a Saturday, there was no sign of nudity. by
- [Santa Maria beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/santa-maria-beach/) - [location-weather id="3819"] Make your way to Naousa and follow signs for Santa Maria. Pass the salt pans on your right and continue to a crossroads and take the road on the right. At the first sign for a taverna, turn right and you will enter what seems to be a car park for this taverna.
- [Platia Ammos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/platia-ammos-2/) - [location-weather id="3817"] You can go to Platia Ammos beach which is here (photos are geotagged): https://picasaweb.google.com/103408914622400708805/TinosPlatiaAmmosBeach (Sorry! this no longer works…. ) Drive (or take the bus) to Kionia. Continue driving (or walk) after the main beach. The road starts to go uphill. You will see the beach from a certain point. From that point on,
- [Cape Gastria](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/cape-gastria/) - [location-weather id="3815"] First, go to Ammos Beach as described above by another visitor. At the far (northern) end of Ammos Beach, there is a small footpath leading up to the cliffs. After passing a small fence, which can be easily opened or is open already, take the small path along the cliffs for about 500m.
- [Maltas beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/maltas-beach/) - [location-weather id="3813"] A Barefoot reporter visited Maltas beach in August 2006. It is a little treasure, with clear blue waters, a wonderful view of Ios, and all the peace and quiet that is so difficult to come by in Greek islands in August. To get there you need to get the little boat from Sikinos port
- [Alopronia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/alopronia/) - [location-weather id="3810"] If you take the little cobbled path out of Alopronia, Sikinos' charming port, (on your left as you come from the harbour itself) you will see the rocky coastline after about 10-15 minutes. You will be able to reach the sea by crossing some fields. The rocks there are not very comfortable, but
- [Koloumbo (Κολουμπος)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/koloumbo-κολουμπος/) - [location-weather id="3808"] Koloumbo beach is said to be a very nice beach (black sand with pebbles) near Oia. There is no bus service so you will need your own transport or a taxi. On the black sand beach, it is almost impossible to run without flip-flops. The beach is down the cliff (there are paths)
- [Vlychada (βλυχαδα)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vlychada-βλυχαδα/) - [location-weather id="3806"] Many correspondents describe this as the best beach for naturists in Santorini. Some consider it neck-and-neck with Koloumbo beach, while others think it is the only real nudist beach on the island. It deserves a good rating because it is long and not easily crowded, either by sun-loungers & umbrellas or by bathers.
- [Perissa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/perissa/) - [location-weather id="3805"] The other main beach resort is Perissa, fortunately less developed, still quite pleasant for a more relaxed stay. Toplessness is common here, nudity unknown in the developed section. There are reports of nudity past the developed area, although predominantly of a few single men. The beach is black, and the sea bed consists
- [Monolithos (Μονολιθος)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/monolithos-μονολιθος/) - [location-weather id="3802"] Barefoot reporters who visited Santorini in July 2006 found this beach just north of the airport, on the east side. Island links For more information about Santorini try:Santorini tourist guide This site includes a list of beaches filterable by naturism It was very secluded with never [more] than 4 or 5 others on the beach. Some
- [Red Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/red-beach/) - [location-weather id="3800"] This looks like another loss to the naturist community. At the Red Beach, accessible by the bus terminal for the archaeological site at Akrotiri, if you hike around the point at the right as you face the water you will come to another cove where there used to be a nude beach. It
- [White Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/white-beach/) - [location-weather id="3798"] On the other side of the hill from the Red Beach. You have to climb that hill to get there, not a very difficult path, nor tiring. The beach is very large with some trees which make some shadow. A beach of pebbles, with a large part of it covered by sea plants.
- [Gerolimionas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gerolimionas/) - [location-weather id="3796"] A small deserted beach at the north-west coast of the island. The beach is small - 20 metres long - but very wide. It has the best sand on the island and is within a huge inlet well-sheltered from the wind - swimming is like swimming on a lake. When my contributors visited
- [Tsigouri](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/tsigouri/) - [location-weather id="3795"] 2013 July: No nudism at all. A lot of rubbish at the beach. 2016 July: One (or one day, two) nudists at the far end - away from Grispos Taverna - but otherwise lots of textiles on the beach, and most days several yachts. No-one seemed bothered about the nudism. Lovely sandy beach, no rubbish,
- [Livadi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadi-4/) - [location-weather id="3793"] 2013 July: No nudism at all. 2017 September: all textile, some monokini at most. Beach has official 'no nuddism'-sign (sic). Take a rock from the sandy beach, secure your swimming gear in the water and enjoy a good naked swim.
- [Alygaria Kampos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/alygaria-kampos/) - [location-weather id="3791"] Easily the best beach on the island. You reach it by following the road to Lioliou but taking a right before the final bend towards Lioliou. It's signposted, so it's hard to miss. The beach itself is sand and pebbles and there's lots of cracks in the cliff to find some shade for
- [Livadaki beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/livadaki-beach/) - [location-weather id="3789"] Livadaki beach, an easy walk from Livadi, is apparently designated as a nudist beach, but reports indicate that in high season the influx of tourists results in an invasion of textiles. Regular visitors say naturism has been out of the question there for some years now. 2003 September: A report confirms that impression,
- [Karavi beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/karavi-beach/) - [location-weather id="3786"] Karavi beach, a little further around the headland (but only 15 minutes on foot south from Livadi), may be a better bet at these times; however there is development of a group of holiday houses there. A report from August 1999 describes thin crowds (even in high season). Nudist families and older nudists (40-60). Plus,
- [Psili Ammos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/psili-ammos-2/) - [location-weather id="3784"] Psili Ammos is at least 60 minutes' walk along a vehicle track north of Livadi. It is a beautiful beach and nudity was fine at the north end but I doubt if it will be quite so possible in high season. Contributors describe it as a nice sandy beach, but a long walk
- [Koutalas](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/koutalas/) - [location-weather id="3782"] Koutalas (SW part of the island) has never been a naturist beach (due to the seaside village that has always been there). It is a nice beach: no naturists present in September 2003, and because of the taverna, houses and church it would really only be possible at the east end (if unoccupied by
- [Lia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lia-2/) - [location-weather id="3778"] Lia beach is said to be a naturist beach, and is not far from the port, although best reached by car. The Captain is told that it attracts many naturists and the sea is beautiful even when it is windy. Lia is reached by a just driveable earth road branching off the tarred
- [Sykamia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sykamia/) - [location-weather id="3776"] Sykamia is quite a long sandy beach on the north coast of Serifos. There is no public transport. 2003 September: On my contributor's visits he was able to go nude by positioning himself 100 yards from the nearest textiles. The beach is very gently shelving.
- [Maliadiko beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/maliadiko-beach/) - [location-weather id="3774"] 2020 September: Deserted beach located after those of Ganema and Koutalas. It is necessary to continue the main road for about 2 km (No sign but the beach is visible from the road). On the left a dirt road leaves. You can park the car at the intersection or drive down this bad road. However,
- [Vagia beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vagia-beach/) - [location-weather id="3772"] 2020 September: Before the beaches of Ganema and Koutalas, on the left side of the main road (indicated by a sign) is the beach of Vagia. In Summer, a bus stops on the main road. Easy access by car In its main part some beach umbrellas and sunbeds are available (obviously they are charged
- [Mega Livadi beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/mega-livadi-beach/) - [location-weather id="3770"] Mega Livadi Bay offers a nude bathing at the thermal springs. For this you have to take the upper path to the loading ramp (50 meters before the last bend down to the beach turn left and park your car). Arrived at the rock hole (see picture "Mega_Livadi_Bay_1") you climb further over the
- [Avesalos beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/avesalos-beach/) - [location-weather id="3768"] Our insider tip is the Avesalos Bay. We chose this bay because of its location and accessibility. A partly bumpy and steep natural road leads there. With the necessary caution, this road can also be driven with a normal car. When we reached the bottom, there were two trees that provided shade for the
- [Faros / Fasolou](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/faros-fasolou/) - [location-weather id="3766"] The Sunseekers' Guide gave three stars to the beach at Faros, despite the fact that rocks made access to the water difficult. 2002: Reports suggest no naturists there, only a sign forbidding nudism. 2016 September / October: Fasolou is near to Faros, 7 km from the centre of Appolonia. The beach there is
- [Vathy](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vathy/) - [location-weather id="3764"] The main beach is 100% textile. There is a small beach to the left which older reports suggested was completely naturist. One walks past the umbrellas and walks up the steps and turns right down the path which is just a few metres. This from a report from 2000. 2005: A report suggests
- [Kastro](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kastro/) - [location-weather id="3762"] The Captain heard that there is a very nice place to swim nude on Sifnos, which has existed for a long time: the flat rocks below the village of Kastro. It is not suitable for families with children because it is not easy to get out of the water, but the place is
- [Fikiadha](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/fikiadha/) - [location-weather id="3760"] Taking the road out of Vathi, you will see a track off to the right signposted Fikiadha. It's a small pebble beach situated in a deep bay - a bit untidy but the walk is the attraction - you can go completely nude for over four hours in the direction of Plati Ghialos.
- [Rocky bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/rocky-bay/) - [location-weather id="3756"] But on the way to Gialos Bay we found the perfect place for us. I call it "Rocky Bay". It is located on the hiking route "4". The closest to reach from Gialos Bay. At the coordinates See on Google Maps you have to look for piled up stones in the bushes on the left
- [Heronisos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/heronisos/) - [location-weather id="3754"] At the north of the island, 14 km from Apollonia. Go to the beach there. Go left (facing the sea), pass the restaurant and continue the path. You pass a house and the path now is only rocks. Don't worry - keep going. After a few metres there are some spots at the rocks
- [Vroulidia Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vroulidia-bay/) - [location-weather id="3752"] 2023 July: The natural road to Vroulidia Bay has been repaired and is now also passable with a normal car. We were not there, however, have seen from the opposite mountain slope there the many cars and people. Naturism is so there probably more difficult.
- [Agio Nikolaos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agio-nikolaos/) - [location-weather id="3750"] 2023 July: In fact, we went to Agios Nikolaos. The hiking trail "9a" led us to this church with a pleasant slope. In front of the church (see picture "Agios_Nikolaos_1") there is a lot of shade (but please with respect and only textile). Below the church there is a landing stage (see picture "Agios_Nikolaos_2").
- [Monastery Chrisopigi](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/monastery-chrisopigi/) - [location-weather id="3748"] 2023 July: The rocks in front of the Monastery Chrisopigi are also beautiful. We were there in the early morning. From 1100 the number of visitors increases. But until then we could sunbathe undisturbed on the rocks (see picture "Monastery_Chrisopigi") and swim in the sea.
- [Katergaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/katergaki/) - [location-weather id="3746"] According to an anonymous report received by the Captain, easy access about 9km from Ermoupolis is the village of Vari. Next to the beach is a small hill. The opposite side is Katergaki, a Lesbian and gay-friendly place with big rocks and very clean water for swimming. The easy way is from the
- [Kokkina beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kokkina-beach/) - [location-weather id="3744"] 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
- [Armeos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/armeos/) - [location-weather id="3742"] An "official" naturist beach, in as much as it is shown as such on tourist information displays in nearby Galissas. This beach is easy to find. It's just behind the hill where Hotel Dolphin Bay is located. Armeos beach is about 80m long and between 5m and 10mfrom the water line to the
- [Delfini](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/delfini/) - [location-weather id="3740"] The beach is about 300m long of which 100m to the left hand side is nudist. At the nudist end of the beach it consists of fine golden sand from the waterline for 5m then pebble for 10m to the top of the beach. There is a single taverna at the textile end
- [Panormos](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/panormos-3/) - [location-weather id="3738"] 2000 May: the end opposite to the taverna was 100% nude, mainly couples aged 30s to 50s, very uncrowded, very relaxed atmosphere. The side closer to the taverna is mainly textile, only few brave nudists. If the wind is blowing, forget about it or go on the rocks after the end of the beach
- [Paralia Filaki](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-filaki/) - [location-weather id="3736"] 2024 September: A barefooter visited. Here is their review: Filaki beach itself is mostly shingle with a little bit of coarse sand near the cave at the western end of the beach. Most people there were guests at Vritomartis, but there were others who drove in. The beach is 100% nude, which is
- [Varvarousa](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/varvarousa/) - [location-weather id="3735"] 2021 June: We parked our car at the North end of Delfini Beach and walked for about 30-40min (you must wear proper footwear) to sandy Varvarousa Beach. We had the beach for us the whole day. Of course no facilities or natural shade. 2024 June: Varvarousa Beach was our clear favourite on the island, with
- [Paralia Glyfada](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-glyfada/) - [location-weather id="3729"] From Krzysztof on the Forum September 2024: I was in Paralia Glyfada for 2 weeks. From the entrance at the Glyfada tavern on the right, umbrellas and textiles and people kitesurfing. On the left, an empty beach and most of it is naked until the end of the salt lake, where the second kitesurfing
- [Aetos Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/aetos-beach/) - [location-weather id="3727"] 2021 June: We parked our car here and followed the hiking path for around one hour to the beach. When we arrived 2 straight textile couples were having lunch under the trees and their boat was docked in the bay. We laid down our towels in the sand and stripped off without any issue. They
- [Paralia Lia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-lia/) - [location-weather id="3725"] Accessible only by boat or footpath, it is recommended by a local map as being suitable for nudism. These beaches are on the north western part, North of Kini. The whole West coast seems to be mostly deserted, according to the map, with very few tracks, so boat-hire is an attractive idea when
- [Grammata](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/grammata/) - [location-weather id="3723"] Accessible only by boat or footpath, it is recommended by a local map as being suitable for nudism. These beaches are on the north western part, North of Kini. The whole West coast seems to be mostly deserted, according to the map, with very few tracks, so boat-hire is an attractive idea when
- [Pezonta Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/pezonta-beach/) - [location-weather id="3721"] Pezonta Beach is located on the East side of Kalymnos in a beautiful setting. However, like all such beaches they aren’t easily accessible. The beach is approximately 70m long, stony with minimal shade except a few bushes. There was some washed up plastic on the beach when my Barefooter visited (September 2024), yet
- [Sykatis Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sykatis-beach/) - [location-weather id="3719"] 2024 – September – The main beach is Sykatis Beach and is in a pretty poor state with lots of washed-up plastic. However, the small beach on the left-hand side of the main beach was plastic/litter free. The beach is very quiet with a lovely view across the bay and beyond to Leros. There
- [Birling Gap Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/birling-gap-beach/) - [location-weather id="3717"] Birling Gap Beach is on the South Coast a few miles West of Eastbourne and about 2 miles from Beachy Head. The beach itself consists of large stones, so decent foot wear is essential. The rock faces are crumbling away, take note of the obvious rockfalls and stay away from underneath them. The
- [Agios Ioannis beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/agios-ioannis-beach/) - [location-weather id="3715"] 2024 August: (Barefooter Report) Agios Ioannis beach is a beautiful, litter free, natural beach facing South, with small pebbles, crystal clear waters and silence except the birds. Snorkelling here was something else, with shoals of small fish swimming around you. However, this beach is remotely located and as such you will need to
- [Nida Nudist Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/nida-nudist-beach/) - [location-weather id="3713"] Nida nudist beach is an official nudist beach on the Baltic Sea. Plenty of sand and not too crowded. Lifeguards are present and there are toilet facilities. Parking (for a fee) is available nearby.
- [Studland naturist beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/studland-naturist-beach/) - [location-weather id="3675"] Studland has to be the best known naturist beach in England. It is owned by the National Trust and it has marked out a 1Km length for naturism. The naturist area is located on Knoll Beach. The area is clearly marked with green-topped posts and signs. Naturists should be clothed if they're outside
- [Abbots Cliff beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/abbots-cliff-beach/) - [location-weather id="3711"] A mainly shingle beach between Folkestone and Dover The white cliffs and the shelter can make this very warm even on average days. 2024 - From a Barefooter Quite well supported, but plenty of space so never feels crowded. Enough room to go for a naked stroll which is great, though you do
- [Oasi Naturista di Capocotta](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/capocotta/) - [location-weather id="3703"] Capocotta Naturist Oasis is a popular, unspoiled beach near Rome, Italy, located within a protected nature reserve. Known for its natural beauty, golden sands, and dunes, it attracts naturists seeking a relaxed, serene environment where nudism is allowed. The beach offers a peaceful escape from the city, with a focus on environmental preservation
- [La Tejita beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/la-tejita-beach/) - [location-weather id="3701"] This 1Km beach is in a protected nature area. It is quite breezy, so good for watersports as well as sunbathing.
- [Trakai - Akmena nudist beach - unofficial](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/trakai-akmena-nudist-beach-unofficial/) - [location-weather id="3697"]
- [Sesi beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/sesi-beach/) - [location-weather id="3693"] Quiet beach, not so good if you have children.
- [Playa Nudista de Cantarrijan](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-nudista-de-cantarrijan/) - [location-weather id="3691"] Playa Nudista de Cantarrijan beach is a well-established and organised naturist beach. The beach sits within the Cerro Gordo National Park that runs along this section of the coast between Nerja and La Herradura and as such is within a beautiful setting. Essentially the beach is split into two sections. The main beach
- [Paralia Apigania](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/paralia-apigania/) - [location-weather id="3603"] September 2024: The beach is a long stretch of sand with 1 big tree if you want some shadow, although you will not be alone there. Mixed textiles and nude, not crowded so you can stay far enough from each other. At least 95%. Do not put your towel close to the waterside,
- [Corton Beach / Corton Sands](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/corton-beach-corton-sands/) - [location-weather id="3623"] Corton Beach is a sand and shingle beach in Suffolk. It used to be a designated naturist beach, but that has been withdrawn, however all beaches can be used for naturism by law anyway. Q1 2025: - the current parish council have been trying (illegally) to shut the beach down to naturists with
- [Esquinzo beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/esquinzo-beach/) - [location-weather id="3732"] Esquinzo beach is a nice sandy beach. It stretches along the hotel area of Esquinzo. Easy accessible and ample parking space. The naturist part is mainly the northern part of the beach although you will find nude and textiles mixed along the whole beach. Sunbeds and umbrellas for rent. Two sunbeds and one
- [Macchiatonda di Capalbio](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/macchiatonda-di-capalbio/) - The Macchiatonda naturist beach, located in the municipality of Capalbio, stretches along the Tuscan coast in front of the WWF Oasis of Lake Burano. This free beach is renowned for its golden sand and crystal-clear waters, offering a natural and unspoiled environment ideal for naturism. The Macchiatonda beach is one of the cleanest and most
- [Kavalourko](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kavalourko/) - Very nice sandy beach with calm waters and rocks after it. Some shadow is given by some rare trees. Access from Panormos by foot (about 30 min) or from the road (in bad condition) leading to a first beach (clothed and topless beach) named Agia Thalassa (Saint see), which takes about 15 minutes, following the
- [St Anne's Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/st-annes-beach/) - Used by nudists and textiles with no problem. [location-weather id="5038"]
- [Atherfield Point](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/atherfield-point/) - Atherfield Point is a sand and shingle beach on the Isle of Wight. [location-weather id="5041"]
- [Blackgang Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/blackgang-beach/) - [location-weather id="5044"]
- [Browndown Point](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/browndown-point/) - Browndon Point is a beach between Lee on Solent and Portsmouth with the middle section being used by Naturists. [location-weather id="5047"]
- [Calshot Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/calshot-beach/) - Calshot Beach is a pebbly beach where Southampton Water meets the Solent. It is privately owned. [location-weather id="5050"]
- [Church Norton](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/church-norton/) - Church Norton is a sand and shingle beach near Chichester [location-weather id="5053"]
- [Culver Beach aka Yaverland](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/culver-beach-aka-yaverland/) - Yaverland is an unofficial naturist beach on the Isle of Wight. The naturist section is at the far end, beyond the cliffs. [location-weather id="5056"]
- [Leysdown East Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/leysdown-east-beach/) - Leysdown East Beach is on the Eastern side of the Isle of Sheppey [location-weather id="5059"]
- [Meon Shore](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/meon-shore/) - Meon Shore, near Fareham in Hampshire is a known naturist beach. [location-weather id="5062"]
- [Milford on Sea](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/milford-on-sea/) - Milford on Sea is a sandy beach frequented by Naturists, with the nudist section towards the Barton on Sea end. [location-weather id="5064"]
- [Saunton Sands](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/saunton-sands/) - Saunton Sands in Devon is used by Nudists, generally towards the Southern end. [location-weather id="5068"]
- [Budleigh Salterton](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/budleigh-salterton/) - Budeleigh Salterton in s a sandy beach in Devon, with the Nudists frequenting the Western end. [location-weather id="5071"]
- [Cows Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/cows-beach/) - Cows Beach is a lovely sandy and stony beach in Cornwall. [location-weather id="5074"]
- [Gunwalloe Cove](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/gunwalloe-cove/) - Gunwalloe Cove is a small cove beach in Cornwall. There is a small mediaeval Church adjacent the cove. It is owned by the National Trust. [location-weather id="5076"]
- [Moor Sands](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/moor-sands/) - Moor Sands is a pebble and rock beach in Devon. Access is via a steep path and a scramble towards the end. Click here for more information. [location-weather id="5083"]
- [Petitor beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/petitor-beach/) - Petitor beach is tucked away near Torquay, Devon. It is quite rocky and pebbly. [location-weather id="5092"]
- [Porthmeor beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/porthmeor-beach/) - Porthmeor beach in Cornwall faces the Atlantic, so there is quite a rugged coastline in this area. It is a sandy beach. [location-weather id="5095"]
- [Porthzennor Cove](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/porthzennor-cove/) - Porthzennor Cove is a tucked away cover near St Ives. It is quite rocky, and one for the more adventurous type to access. [location-weather id="5099"]
- [Ringstead Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ringstead-bay/) - Ringstead Bay in Dorset is a nice sandy beach, but about a 20 Minute trek to access. [location-weather id="5101"]
- [Scabbacombe](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/scabbacombe/) - Scabbacombe beach in Devon has been used by nudists on the East side. [location-weather id="5105"]
- [Vault Beach aka Bow Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/vault-beach-aka-bow-beach/) - Vault Beach aka Bow Beach is an unofficial nudist beach in Cornwall. [location-weather id="5111"]
- [Wadham Rocks](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/wadham-rocks/) - Wadham Rocks is an unofficial nudist beach in Devon. [location-weather id="5114"]
- [Weston Mouth beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/weston-mouth-beach/) - Weston Mouth beach, between Sidmouth and Seaton is a well-frequented sandy nudist beach. [location-weather id="5117"]
- [Wild Pear Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/wild-pear-beach/) - Wild Pear Beach is a nudist-friendly beach in North Devon. [location-weather id="5120"]
- [Druridge Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/druridge-bay/) - Druridge Bay is a privately-owned beach that has been used by nudists. [location-weather id="5123"]
- [Cefn Sidan](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/cefn-sidan/) - Cefn Sidan sands in Carmarthernshire is a long, sandy beach, however it is a long trek to the nudist section (about 2 miles). [location-weather id="5130"]
- [Kenfig Burrows aka Sker Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kenfig-burrows-aka-sker-beach/) - Kenfig Burrows aka Sker Beach is a sandy beach in Bridgend County Borough, South Wales. [location-weather id="5134"]
- [Marros Beach / Telpyn Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/marros-beach-telpyn-beach/) - Marros Beach / Telpyn Beach is a mixture of stones and sand, close to Narberth, South Wales. [location-weather id="5137"]
- [Monknash and Wick](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/monknash-and-wick/) - Monknash and Wick in Glamorgan, Wales is a rocky beach. Nudists tend to use the Northern end, towards Wick. [location-weather id="5140"]
- [Morfa Dyffryn](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/morfa-dyffryn/) - Morfa Dyffryn in Gwynedd, Wales is an official sandy naturist beach, just follow the signage. [location-weather id="5143"]
- [Newborough - Anglesey](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/newborough-anglesey/) - Newborough, on Anglesey is not an official nudist beach, but has been used by nudists over the years. It is a nice, long, sandy beach with plenty of places for some discreet nude sunbathing. [location-weather id="5146"]
- [Rhossili Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/rhossili-bay/) - Rhossili Bay, near Swansea in Glamorgan can be used for nudism in its quieter parts. [location-weather id="5149"]
- [Traeth Bach (Little Beach)](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/traeth-bach-little-beach/) - Traeth Bach (Little Beach) on the West Coast of Wales has been used for nudism. [location-weather id="5151"]
- [Whiteford Sands](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/whiteford-sands/) - Whiteford Sands is a beach to the West of Swansea as part of the Gower, but is quite inaccessible - which probably adds to its appeal as a nudist beach! [location-weather id="5155"]
- [Kinshaldy Beach, Tentsmuir Forest](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/kinshaldy-beach-tentsmuir-forest/) - Kinshaldy Beach, Tentsmuir Forest is a sandy beach to the South of Dundee across the River Tay. It does not appear to have much of a road network to it, so I am unsure of the best way to access it...any Barefooters? Some more information here: https://www.walkingclub.org.uk/nudist-beach/Kinshaldy-Beach-Fife.html Claims to be about a 20-30 minute walk
- [Lower Largo Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/lower-largo-beach/) - Lower Largo Beach in Fife is a long stretch of sand and the naturist section is to the East by the old fishing nets. [location-weather id="5168"]
- [Ostel Bay / Kilbride Bay](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/ostel-bay-kilbride-bay/) - Ostel Bay / Kilbride Bay in Argyll and Bute is a lovely sandy beach where nudism is tolerated. [location-weather id="5172"]
- [Playa Arroyo Vaquero](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-arroyo-vaquero/) - Strictly, the naturist beach lies about 300m to the east of this beach, towards the town of Estepona. The naturist part of the beach lies immediately below the naturist resort of Costa Natura - residents have a gate to access the beach. The beach bar in the resort serves drinks (including beer and wine, snacks
- [Plage de Tahiti](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/plage-de-tahiti/) - Plage de Tahiti in St Tropez offers white sand and blue waters. [location-weather id="5226"]
- [Es Trenc](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/es-trenc/) - Es Trenc on Mallorca, Span is a vast sweeping clothing optional beach. [location-weather id="5229"]
- [Playa de Bolonia](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-de-bolonia/) - Playa de Bolonia is a sandy beach in Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain. [location-weather id="5232"]
- [Valalta Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/valalta-beach/) - Valalta Beach is part of the massive Valalta Naturist camp in Croatia. It is a pebbly beach, with plenty of facilities on the camp [location-weather id="5236"]
- [Zandvoort Beach](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/zandvoort-beach/) - Zandvoort Beach is a sandy beach to the West of Amsterdam, facing out on to the North Sea. [location-weather id="5238"]
- [Playa de Ses Illetes](https://barefoot.holiday/directory/playa-de-ses-illetes/) - Playa de Ses Illetes is a sandy strip on Formentera, part of the Balearics. [location-weather id="5242"]

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- [Tick remover card](https://barefoot.holiday/product/tick-remover-card/) - Ticks are relatively common to come across, particularly if you're adventuring in a warm and humid climate. If you have a tick, you need to remove it promptly and remove all parts of its body. This credit card and key-ring sized, tick removal tool will fit easily in your wallet and features a magnifying lens and two different sized removal tools for different sized ticks.
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## Claim Listing

- [Bolding Way Naturist campsite](https://barefoot.holiday/dcl_claim_listing/bolding-way-naturist-campsite/)

## Categories

- [Naturism](https://barefoot.holiday/category/naturism/)
- [Holiday thoughts](https://barefoot.holiday/category/holiday-thoughts/)
- [Beach Archive](https://barefoot.holiday/category/beach-archive/)

## Tags

- [Fuerteventura](https://barefoot.holiday/tag/fuerteventura/)
- [costa calma](https://barefoot.holiday/tag/costa-calma/)
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## Product categories

- [Accessories](https://barefoot.holiday/product-category/accessories/)
- [Clothing](https://barefoot.holiday/product-category/clothing/)
- [Towelling](https://barefoot.holiday/product-category/towelling/) - A naturist is never without a Towel. Douglas Adams would be proud. Full, size beach towels, lightweight microfibre towels, small towels for saunas. Take your pick.
- [Online courses](https://barefoot.holiday/product-category/online-courses/) - Online courses – First Aid, Safety, languages etc
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## Product tags

- [drink](https://barefoot.holiday/product-tag/drink/)
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- [first aid](https://barefoot.holiday/product-tag/first-aid/)
- [fire](https://barefoot.holiday/product-tag/fire/)
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- [suncream](https://barefoot.holiday/product-tag/suncream/)
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- [microfibre](https://barefoot.holiday/product-tag/microfibre/)
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## Listing Directory

- [Beaches](https://barefoot.holiday/atbdp_listing_types/general/)
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## Listing Categories

- [Beaches](https://barefoot.holiday/single-category/beaches/)
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- [Hotel](https://barefoot.holiday/single-category/hotel/)
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- [Apartment / Studio / Flat](https://barefoot.holiday/single-category/apartment/)
- [Nature Reserve](https://barefoot.holiday/single-category/nature-reserve/)

## Listing Locations

- [Greece](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/greece/)
- [Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/crete/)
- [North Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/north-crete/)
- [East Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/east-crete/)
- [SW Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/sw-crete/) - Along the Southern coast from Agios Pavlos to Paleochora, most of the beaches are excellent for wearing your birthday suit. Some contributors have the distinct impression that everyone was there for the same reasons, namely, peace, tranquillity and a great area for nude bathing and swimming. As always, use discretion. In July 2020 everything in this area was operating pretty normally except a little quieter usual due to Covid 19 so it’s a good time to go, relax in the sun and support local businesses.
- [South Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/south-crete/)
- [Gavdos Island](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/gavdos-island/) - Gavdos is a small island opposite Chora Sfakion. There have been reports of high percentages of nudity on the beaches there for some time, but a contributor has sent some very interesting details of the situation on Gavdos during the summer of 2005, in particular as regards the best known naturist beach, Ag. Ioannis, and a nearby less frequented one, Lavrakas. Ferries to Gavdos depart from Hora Sfakion, Paleochora, Sougia, Loutro and Plakias and arrive at Karave (Karabe). There are two companies that service this line: Anendyk, which has a ferry that can carry vehicles (see the schedule here) and Gavdos Lines, which has a small fast speed-boat (see the schedule here – in greek). For more info, contact the companies (Anendyk: +30 28210 95511 & +30 28210 95530 / info@anendyk.gr Gavdos Lines: +30 2823042458, +30 6972227354 (mobile) & +30 6942697060 (mobile) / contact ). It is quite a long passage and ferry services can be easily affected by the weather. There only needs to be a strong breeze and the ferries are cancelled. Also it is advisable to buy, not make a reservation but BUY your ferry ticket a day or better still two days early if you are there in the busy season (August). This Barefooter thought it is best to get your ticket from the booths at the port itself. This general report on the island in 2020 has been contributed by Alex to the Forum:- “I spent almost the entire month of August camping on Gavdos. The number of campers in 2020 is somewhat higher than previous years. This due to the Greek authorities closing down two other islands or areas where free camping is permitted. This meant lots of people instead went to Gavdos. Hopefully the other areas will be open next year. The campers were mainly Greeks. “Gavdos in early/mid August is really overcrowded and a bit ruined. The island this year attracted a lot of people who aren’t into the relaxed post-hippie lifestyle that is otherwise common. As for naturism, most beaches are about 70% nudist. On most beaches there isn’t any separation or distinct areas. It’s just a bunch of people not caring what other people are wearing or not.” (Notes on individual beaches are given under their own headings)
- [Cyprus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/cyprus/) - Cyprus is an independent EU member state. The southern part is Greek-speaking. The government has no control over the Turkish-speaking northern part of the island which is de facto a separate state although internationally not recognised. Tourists (at least EU citizens) can cross freely between the Southern and Northern part of Cyprus at dedicated checkpoints. Best avoid mid-July to mid-Sept. The locals escape the summer heat in Nicosia by arriving en masse at the beaches, some with camping gear and it is then at many of the places just about impossible to skinny-dip, in particular on the week-ends. At other times of the year there are few, if any locals on the out-of-town beaches and no-one seems to mind providing you are reasonably discreet. The sea stays warm enough for swimming well into November and really, if you can find yourself a sheltered spot you can usually sunbathe even in the middle of winter providing it is a sunny day. There are lots of sunny days in Cyprus in winter but you can also be unlucky and have a a week or more of dull, cold or rainy weather, especially December to March. The Captain has been struck by the percentage of reports about gawkers on those few beaches in Cyprus where nudists can go. In summary, there are no naturist beaches as such in Cyprus but there are many stretches of little-used coastline where no-one will get upset. Toplessness seems to be accepted everywhere, (even in full view from the road on the main Limassol beach!) although not terribly common. In general the locals don’t like naturism but are unlikely to complain unless they think you are annoying other paying tourists. The police are laid back and seem to have instructions not to upset any tourists, clothed or not. But the prevailing opinion seems to be that if there are any places suitable for going nude they must be at very difficult access points and rocky areas well along the coast, and definitely no sand access to the sea. (However, there are indeed remote sand beaches such as Karpaz and others that are empty depending on the season; see the reports below).
- [UK](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/england/)
- [Dodecanese](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/dodecanese/)
- [Astipalea](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/astipalea/) - Astipalea is a quiet island and most travellers are here to escape, either retired people or people getting some time off. Encouraging reports regarding the possibilities for naturists here. Off season you can strip off on almost any of the beaches except the town beaches at Maltezana, Livadia and the Chora. However the roads are bad and if you hire a car fwr a 4WD. There are just a few sections of road impassable by car and some sections very difficult (added 2012). 2013: I would agree with the above comments about Maltezana and would include all the small coves that can be found close by. We set out to enjoy one of those coves on the spit of land that goes south from Maltezana bay on its western edge. We chose the west facing cove because it was secluded, could not be seen from the road and did not face the main town. We had the beach to ourselves first thing for an hour but were then joined by another three couples and one lone guy all textile. There was then a very unpleasant altercation with a German ex-pat and his wife who insisted we covered up because the locals did not like it. We put on costumes but stayed, they left shortly after and we apologized to the others on the beach who seemed to be completely unconcerned. Even though there was one more local male nudist with a textile girlfriend later on it left a rather unpleasant feeling. When we drove away later that afternoon we spotted a no nudity sign on the road along the spit that had fallen into a ditch.
- [Halki](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/halki/)
- [Kalymnos/Telendos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kalymnos-telendos/) - Telendos was unceremoniously divorced from Kalymnos in AD 554 by a fortnight of earthquakes. The plain lying between them subsided, taking with it a large city, whose remains it is said can still be seen on the sea-bottom from boats crossing the sound – it needs to be calm for this. To reach the island you should go to Myrties (10 km from main town) where there is a site for tourists, and take one of the small boats from the harbour to Telendos (10 min). There are no cars on Telendos, except the once-a-morning rubbish tricycle collecting the daily rubbish, so you are not looking for a high-speed car ferry, probably just a caique! Oct 2021 boats run every half hour €2.50 each way. The ferries run from the small jetty by Myrties Beach, not the marina as shown on Google maps.
- [Karpathos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/karpathos/) - The Independent Traveller’s Greek Island Hopping guide gave Karpathos a 3 out of 10 rating for nudism. These ratings seem to rarely be updated, and can be misleading, but on this occasion 3/10 probably isn’t too far out.
- [Kos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kos/) - A heavily package-touristed island which therefore has an awful lot of textiles. But the island undoubtedly has a lot to see and do and some of the beaches are very good, although perhaps best visited outside the peak season in July/August. And there certainly are various well-established naturist beaches which Barefooters enthuse over. Travelling west towards Kefalos along the main road from the airport, there are several good beaches before you reach Kefalos. These are all signed with turnings to the left off the main road, and some have more than one name.
- [Leros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/leros/)
- [Lipsi](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/lipsi/) - This is a small, rocky island with one village. You can get to it by excursion boat from Patmos. Upon arrival you will find a large, rather unfriendly, notice attached to the harbour fence saying “Nudism is forbidden on our island”. The Captain has nonetheless had some reports. One commentator rated the naturist possibilities there unimpressive. The other noted that guidebooks report a couple of beaches as suitable for the unclad. The majority of beaches are 100% textile. There are a couple of small quiet beaches on the north coast to the north of the town but they have a lot of litter on them.
- [Nissiros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/nissiros/)
- [Patmos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/patmos/) - This fascinating island is deeply religious; even topless bathing is prohibited since the whole island is given a special status by the government.
- [Rhodes](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/rhodes/) - Rhodes is a large and well-visited island with some spectacular scenery and undoubtedly beautiful beaches. But development has taken its toll on facilities for the naturist. As will be clear from what follows, naturism is certainly possible. Whether it can be practised comfortably is another matter, and some certainly take the view that other islands offer much better possibilities if naturism is one of your holiday priorities. The list of possible beaches has been heavily pruned for 2021, leaving only two, but then again, a stay at the naturist hotel and a visit to the wonderful Tsambiki beach may be your best nude vacation ever. Not a beach, but The Angel Naturist Hotel near Paradisi is worth a visit. It is possible to go on a day visit @ €20 including a free drink. It gets good reviews on Trip Advisor.
- [Symi](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/symi/)
- [Tilos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/tilos/) - According to a now rather out-of-date article in the London Evening Standard in August 1999 this unspoilt, small island has plenty of opportunities for nude sunning and swimming. According to the Thomas Cook guide the best beach is Eristos and nudity is happily tolerated there. The Captain subsequently had reports that it was changing massively and has far more tourists as a result. Islanders were less prepared to tolerate nudism and because of the greater number of tourists it was much harder to find any privacy. In 2000, the Red beach (which is about 40 minutes walk from the town down a steep cliff) was very crowded with textiles all summer long. Yachts kept arriving in search of isolated beaches, but again all textiles. Reports came in about every beach (even some of the relatively inaccessible ones, some miles from paved roads) bearing at least one “Nudity Forbidden” sign. My contributor says it seems from casually chatting with locals that the strong ex-pat British community that has done so much to promote walking trails on Tilos has turned against Naturism in a serious way. However prospects appear to have since improved. Various reports during 2002 and 2003 (which seems to have been a quiet year for tourism in the Greek Islands generally) were much more positive, notably about Eristos. A contributor who re-visited the island in September 2002 said that with regards to nudity, things were much like they were in 1998. There was a “no nudity” sign on the beach in Livadia, otherwise they saw no signs. Both Lethra and Red beach are an easy 45-60 minutes walk from Livadia, and cannot be regarded as really remote. Nudity varied from 100% nude to almost 100% textile, depending on who visited that day (just like before). Eristos was mainly nude on the farthest, eastern part, after the end of the road. Sunbeds and parasols, which attract textiles, were limited to the section by the bus stop. Some secluded coves further on required more climbing abilities than my contributors had. My contributor thinks somebody must have given in on their fight against nudity, and it seems that out of the high season Tilos is still good for the dedicated nude swimmer who is not afraid of a walk. So this is the context within which the Captain offers the reports below.
- [Cyclades](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/cyclades/)
- [Amorgos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/amorgos/) - The ferry journey from Pireus to Amorgos can take 12 hours (and this assumes you can find a timetable, but that’s another story). Some of the Captain’s contributors return year after year, such is the pull of Amorgos. Boats usually stop at the two ports, Katapola and Egiali (shown on local signs as Aigiali). There is now a good road between the two ports and a regular bus service. One contributor says the boat berthed in Katapola for at least an hour and a half before moving on to Egiali, but the trip was worth the wait. The landscape of the sheer cliffs was eerie and coming into Egiali was an experience.
- [Anafi](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/anafi/) - Anafi is a very quiet island east of Santorini, which has good ferry links, including to and from Santorini. Domatia owners meet ferries, but tourism on the island is at a low level, with some visitors being keen walkers. The port is tiny, and most accommodation (in the form of rooms and studios) is to be found in the spectacular Hora, located up a winding road high above the port. Some accommodation is also available at Klissidi beach (off to the right on the road up from the port). The Hora has a number of tavernas and a few shops, including a bakers and an office selling ferry tickets (with unpredictable opening hours). Another office for tickets is at the port and opens before ferries arrive. It’s a 20 minute walk down a path from Hora to the port. Surprisingly, car hire is now available in Hora.
- [Andros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/andros/) - Andros, the most Northerly of the Cyclades, is a short hop across from Athens. Known as the Island of sea-farers it has a variety of differing aspects worth seeking out. Athenians visit Andros at weekends as a place to get away from the hubbub and smoke. There are some very stylish houses which sit empty for a lot of the year. Andros has three lush valleys between fairly high mountains, natural springs (Sariza is bottled here and sold in M & S), and a good wildlife population. (But no jellyfish!) Depending on your method of travel you may land either in Gavrion or Batsi.
- [Antiparos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/antiparos/) - Antiparos is a small, relatively unspoiled island with some splendid nudist beaches. The official nudist beach is arguably the principal one, and some of the others mentioned in this report are often used by local people who do not bare all. It is easy to get to Antiparos by boat from Paros town (Parikia) by a regular ferry which leaves by the windmill (very cheap). Or you can take the regular public car ferry which goes from Pounda, about 5 miles to the south of the town, reached by bus or taxi. Antiparos is a peaceful place to stay, even though the town boasts 2 discos and 50 or so bars.
- [Donoussa](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/donoussa/) - Donoussa is the most remote of the Little Cyclades, but in the summer season has reasonable ferry connections – Blue Star and the little Express Skopelitis call several times each week. Virtually all the accommodation is at the port, Ag Stavros, where there is a good baker’s, a souvenir shop, a couple of mini-markets, a few tavernas, and a couple of bars. There are no sunbeds/umbrellas on the island and very little shade. The beach at the port is obviously not nudist, but you can walk round the island in a day and there are other beaches. There is another beach (sand and shingle) north of the port, said to be suitable for naturism. You only have to follow the northern road from the port for about 15-20 min. My correspondents gave it a rating of 65% because there is no shade. . The harbour taverna (To Kyma) is the focal point of the island and if it is the only taverna open it is worth getting there before eight to get a table. You then help yourself to beer and wait until the food is ready. Then everything progresses in its own way. It was very good and very cheap. My contributor had worked out how to get to Donoussa on www.openseas.gr before leaving home. Accommodation could be difficult in high season but in June 2010 it was very good and cheap (25 euros per night for a studio for two people). This place is very untouristed and very Greek. there is supposedly a boat that travels to the beaches on this island but in a week here we only saw it one morning. The most reliable way it appears is the bus which leaves from the port on the hour (6 Euro) and goes to the main beaches and returns from the far beach on the half hour
- [Folegandros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/folegandros/) - A beautifully scenic island with quite the most picturesque Chora the Captain has had the pleasure of visiting. Plus beaches used by naturists.
- [Ios](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/ios/) - An island memorably described by one of my contributors as a haunt for a lot of young people, many of whom belong to the “Sand, Sea and Sex Brigade”, who seem to equate nudity with a form of advertising…! However, whilst there may be an element of truth in that, outside the peak holiday weeks, there are some lovely beaches suitable for naturism. In 2010, the Sand, Sea and Sex Brigade seems to have faded or gone elsewhere. 2024: In recent years, Ios has developed strongly, you will find more and more high-quality accommodation and dinner options on the island. For young naturists, Ios offers great nightlife fun with many Australian and Scandinavian visitors, while you can still discover peaceful and unspoiled beaches (150ccm ATV recommended) on the day, especially on the South-Eastern part of the island.
- [Iraklia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/iraklia/) - You can rent a cheap room in the village-port (€20 for two people, including breakfast, in 2004) and go to Livadi beach on foot in few minutes. There are said to be other nudist beaches, but some distance from the port-village, so it is normal to get there by taxi-boat.
- [Kea](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kea/) - Kea is described in Frewin Poffley’s guide as one of the hidden pearls of the Aegean. In that guide it scores a mere 1 out of 10 for nudism. It is not one of the best known destinations for western Europeans but it is apparently very popular with Athenians at weekends.
- [Kimolos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kimolos/) - Frewin Poffley describes Kimolos as a good island to escape the crowds and the more commercial trappings of tourism. What’s more, there is a generally accepted nudist beach. The Captain rarely receives any reports on Kimolos and would welcome updates, as it seems that this pleasantly rural island is being progressively invaded by textiles, especially in the “high” season. We visited briefly in June 2014, and again in September 2019 – both times it was very windy (north wind in 2019), and not many people around. There were definitely more people bringing hire cars and motorbikes over to Kimolos in 2019, so more chance of meeting people on remoter beaches – but September is good for quiet beaches. The bus does not run in September so we got lifts, or taxis, or walked some distance.
- [Koufonissia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/koufonissia/) - Koufonissia is situated between Naxos and Amorgos. The word “Koufonissia” is plural, covering the two islands called Epano Koufonissi (Epano is often shortened to Pano or Ano), i.e. “upper” Koufonissi ; and Kato Koufonissi, i.e. “lower” Koufonissi. Kato Koufonissi is the larger, or at least longer, of the two. The Captain has been asked to mention that there are no designated naturist beaches on Ano Koufonissi, although there are on Kato Koufonissi, which is served by boat four times per day. I am told that the Ano Koufonissi beaches are fronted by private residences. The Captain encourages all naturists to be sensible and to avoid causing offence: see FAQ’s (the link is in the left margin) for more details. However if it proves to be the case that naturism is no longer welcome, or even tolerated, naturists (who tend to be thinking people who enjoy the good things in life) can always spend their Euros, pounds, dollars and kroner on another island. All that said, there are certainly very agreeable places on Ano Koufonissi where naturism is practised and tolerated.
- [Kythnos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kythnos/) - It would appear to be furnished with hotels, apartments and tavernas, quite a lot of beaches, ferries but no airport. The eponymous chora (capital aka Messaria) is situated about as far inland as it’s possible to get; there are roads if you would like to hire a car. Probably the main port, Mericha, would make a better base. For someone looking for a “quiet” holiday this must be the place! So please go and let us know what you found…..
- [Milos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/milos/) - This Western Cycladean island appears to offer some naturist possibilities. It is growing in popularity, however, and with increased crowds naturists have a tendency to be crowded out. It does have an airport, but very small. Tourism has dramatically increased in the islands. In previous years, September was usually a quiet month. This is not true for Milos in 2014. Some beaches had 50 or 100 tourists. With lots of tourists, the possibilities for nudism decrease. The good news is there are still some possibilities for nudism on Milos. The bad news is that you will not feel comfortable being naked on the overwhelming majority of beaches. It does vary from day to day. You may, in fact, find that you have a beach or section of a beach to yourself for an hour or several hours. Generally, however, you will only consistently find nudism 1) on the far western beaches of Triades and Ammoudaraki or 2) on Achivadolimni (also called Hivadolimni) a short drive (or a long walk) from Adamas. late August 2017: The Island is sinking in Italian Families: everywhere is absolutely full. No chance to go nude, apart from 2 places as I note below. Bottom line – wanna practice naturism in August in Milos? Go elsewhere; even Serifos is more Naturist-friendly than this…. Finally in an island where nudism is not so easy, it is better to concentrate on one spot, where it is then easier to resist textile swimmers. early July 2018: still some good opportunities around the island to stay naked even in July! Late September 2018: GOOD NEWS!! Lots of space in Achivadolimni, western, southern and eastern beaches for naturism! “I just got back from a 10-day visit to Milos (my second time there) and there were topless women everywhere. I even saw an entire family naked playing ping-pong in the surf. I myself went topless (by the way, I’m a woman) and when I would suntan, I was completely nude. No one seemed to mind…especially not the beautiful man whom I met the day before…God, I love Greece and I love Milos…. ” This is not the only report of this kind I have received about Milos. What is it about this island..?!! A Barefoot reporter was in Milos and Folegandros between end of May and beginning of June 2010. That meant only a very limited number of tourists on both islands: often my contributor was on the beaches alone or only with other two/three people. That’s the reason it is quite difficult to say if they could have been nudist spots or not. In Milos there are beaches with different grades of difficulty or “reachability”, all of them sandy with clear waters.
- [Mykonos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/mykonos/) - Mykonos was once a nudists’ paradise. It is now chancy to say the least. It’s a lively island, well known for many years as a meeting place for the gay community. The inflow of more and more textiles means that if naturism is your priority it is hard to recommend Mykonos these days, particularly in high season. By way of example, one contributor who visited in August 2006 said: “We have had our holiday crowded out by partying young people … very noisy. Only Paranga beach tolerated nudity. In July /August prudes rule. We were made to feel unwelcome on most other beaches.” However it’s fair to say that this is not a universally held view. For example, contributions from 2001 summed up the position thus: “Unless you are homophobe, or want to be alone, go to Mykonos!” Recent visit (October 2013) I have changed my mind. Paradise and Super Paradise were completely clothed – even on warm days. Forget it. Sad loss. And another correspondent says: “I highly disagree with your description of this beach and this island. I found the naturist possibilities better here than on many of the other islands I have visited.” Some reports suggest that the situation may be “not as bad” as in some previous years. So, please make your own judgement. A note (September 2010): There were not many nudists but people seem so tolerant in most of the beaches. Have just returned from Mykonos (Sept. 2010) Generally speaking, I can confirm that the textile invasion seems permanent. It is sad that nudists are relegated to their “section”. Imagine a “nudist area” sign on Super Paradise. The situation isn’t much better on Paradise or Paranga. However, I also visited Fokos Bay and Mersini Bay. Both were very quiet. Fokos Bay is definitely a mixed textile/nudist beach. I was very comfortable there. Mersini had one textile family on it, so I walked to the far end from them. My nudity was ignored by them. I also stopped by Ftelia Beach. Definitely not a recommended beach. It was absolutely strewn with garbage. I have no idea why. It would be a beautiful beach, sandy and wide open. (Another correspondent says the reason for the garbage is that everything that blows into Ormos Panormos from the north gets washed up here.) August 2024: Although Ftelias beach may look nice when viewed from the top, it has indeed lots of garbage brought by the sea. AT the middle of the beach, where the crowd of textiles is lower, access to the water is made difficult by rocks. Also, being nude there attracted us unfriendly looks from textile beachgoers.
- [Naxos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/naxos/) - A popular island with some great possibilities for naturists. However, like many Greek islands, it can get busy in high season and established nude beaches can be taken over by textiles. The most popular nudist beaches, in the rocky bay with the chapel near the Paradiso taverna, and Plaka, south of the Three Brothers taverna, are served by a regular and reliable bus service from Naxos town.
- [Paros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/paros/) - A correspondent tells me he found a Greek tourist brochure about Paros which includes this: “Go naked! “Messada, Lageri and the back area of Ag. Ioannis will be the beaches, which you can visit if you like enjoying water full naked. ” Paros is an excellent place to stay if naturism is your priority.
- [Santorini aka Fira or Thira](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/santorini/) - This is a beautiful and spectacular island, but not great for its beaches, most of which are volcanic black. The island is a major destination for tourists from all over the world, and the prices in the main town of Fira are hiked for the benefit (?) of the many cruise boats that call there. Tourism is a big, and I mean big, operation here, something which itself has taken its toll. A June 2001 visitor who is herself Greek said this: “Things are not the same in Santorini, and it’s not just a matter of naturism. Everything is geared towards maximizing the tourism industry, and it’s hard (even being Greek) to feel that one is truly welcome there in the sense that those who profit from tourism will do their best to maintain an atmosphere of tranquillity and authentic hospitality. There is a lot of effort put into trying to impress visitors by offering a classier & expensive experience of the island, but that is not always accompanied by an effort to maintain the unique local flavour the island once enjoyed. Beware of buying anything in shops that say ‘traditional’ produce (herbs, fava peas, honey, etc.) because it is not always so. I hate to say this, because it is not in the best interest of the local producers. Just don’t confuse the local producers (who sometimes sell from the back of a truck along the road) from the commercial shops.” The biggest package tour destination is Kamari, which is extremely developed with a long frontage of tavernas and tourist shops. Don’t expect to be able to go nude here. When the Captain visited (September 1998) it was hard to spot even toplessness there. The problem for naturists on Santorini was neatly described by one of my contributors, who said this: “We visited Santorini in September 1987 and again in August 2000. In the intervening 13 years, Naturism has undergone a massive retrogression. In 1987, Santorini was approaching the ideal – a co-existence between naturists and non-naturists on almost every beach. The main sea front, at Kamari Beach, was non-naturist but, as soon as the tavernas began to thin out, any inhibitions vanished. At Perissa, where the beach is less overlooked, naturists could be found right along the sea front. “Today, only a handful of furtive naturists can be found on the whole island. Prohibition signs appear at former naturist beaches. Clearly, there has been an official crackdown. However, the underlying cause, of the virtual demise of Naturism on Santorini, is the vast expansion of the tourist industry. Red Beach and Limani Beach at Monolithos, little frequented in 1987, are now lined with beach umbrellas. Naturism has been squeezed out and, until a complete change of attitude can be brought about, quieter islands must be sought out.” Despite these unpropitious circumstances there are still places where naturism can be practised.
- [Schinoussa](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/schinoussa/) - The loveliest and most agricultural of the Little Cyclades, cattle, goats, sheep and crops. Hilly (rather than mountainous) but easy walking. The Chora contains the bulk of the island’s accommodation, along with a few mini markets and tavernas and a very good bakers (which also sells sun cream, parasols and fruit). There’s also the office selling Blue Star ferry tickets (which doubles up as the Post Office) and a separate place selling Express Skopelitis tickets. The island is small enough for car hire to be usually unnecessary, but a bicycle helps. There are official No Camping and No Nuddism (sic) signs at Psili Ammos, Campos and Livadi beaches. There could be similar official-looking signs elsewhere on the island. However, in June 2010 there were relatively few visitors, making nudism perfectly possible on several beaches. A copy of a good, large-scale, printed map of the island is available. My contributors were given a copy by the Hotel Iliovasilemas, where they stayed. That map shows the only beach marked as FKK as being on Fidou Islet, just to the south of Schinoussa – and completely inaccessible without a boat!
- [Serifos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/serifos/) - A beautiful island dominated by the hill-top Chora. The main tourist centre is at Livadi, the main port. Mixed reports about its suitability for naturism. Some recent visitors have confirmed the availability of some of the beaches listed below; other reports suggest that the island is now textile because of “improvements”. One report, from late in the season, suggests at that time of year it can be a naturist’s paradise. June 2016: Visited recently and the island was not very busy except weekends when Greek people overflow it. August 2016 repot from Greek Nudist, Serifos totally unsuitable for nudism, except in Lia and Karavi beaches, however both dominated by textiles, kids, etc. Need to report not the best Island for naturism. But a report by Kavafis in 2021 says of the island in general: We went to Serifos in the end of June/beginning of July. As there is an ongoing debate on whether it is a suitable island for naturism, I am happy to give a favorable report about opportunities for nudism there. I must say that we heard from locals that the island gets very crowded in August, which might affect the situation of nudist beaches (as described by a contributor in 2016). Individual beach reports are given below under their appropriate headings.
- [Sifnos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/sifnos/) - Only a few reports of naturism being practised on Sifnos, more than matched by the disappointment of others who have failed to find any suitable spots. Some contributors have concluded that Sifnos is something of a no-go area for naturists. However there are places which seem to merit at least a try.
- [Sikinos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/sikinos/) - The Captain is delighted to receive the first reports of naturism in the unspoilt Cycladean island of Sikinos. Barefoot reporters say Sikinos is a real find for anyone looking for a real Greek island holiday, full of sights, colours and senses. They loved it… It is as close as you can probably get in the Cyclades to what things were like in the ’50s and 60s. As a general rule, I would say that naturism shouldn’t be too much of a problem, as most beaches here are only accessible by boat. The only ferry port is at Alopronia (Limani Sikinou) and there is nowhere for an airport!
- [Syros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/syros/) - The main port of the island is Ermoupolis, which is also the administrative centre for the Cyclades and comparatively industrial, even including shipyards. The more residential parts of the town are set upon twin hills, looking south over the small airport on the far side of the bay, which would be wide open to the meltemi were it not for for two long straight breakwaters. This east coast is not noted for its beaches – this selection is all on the south and mainly west coasts/
- [Tinos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/tinos/) - For many years the Captain has preferred to turn a Nelsonian blind eye towards Tinos, not even mentioning it amongst the constituents of the Cyclades. This was because it has great religious importance for the Greeks as the Church of Panagia Evangelistria in Tinos Town is considered the protector, not only of the island, but of the entire country. (In fact, many pilgrims head to this church all year round, not just at the time of the main festival on 15th August.) It thus seemed to be potentially offensive to our hosts to even consider naturism in this context. However that there is some demand has been shown by contributions from Greek supporters – so here is the information given. Please apply it with the greatest respect…
- [Ionian](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/ionian/)
- [Corfu](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/corfu/) - A heavily developed island but with a car (and outside the peak season) Barefooters have found plenty of attractive beaches where they were able to be naked without feeling uncomfortable. This would be impossible in the main resorts. The West coast would seem to attract the German tourists who appear to have a more positive attitude to nudism than the average British package tourist. Development continues apace, something that unfortunately encourages the textile invasion, and the fact that beaches below are described as having been used by nudists does not mean that they necessarily still are. I should say that although some of my contributors have been delighted by some of the nude beaches they have found, others have been less enthusiastic. A Norwegian couple who visited in June 2001 found the beaches difficult to reach with public transport and did not recommend the island for other naturists. [There may have been some improvements since then.]
- [Ithaca](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/ithaca/) - Ithaca is a small but hilly island nestling close to Kephalonia.
- [Kefalonia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kefalonia/) - The island has had a surge of popularity as a result of the book and film of “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin”. Ernle Bradford’s Guide to the Greek Islands talks about an idyllic beach with orange sand. Other guides mention long, lonely stretches and 3 kilometre runs of sand. katavothres01.jpg If you are in the capital, Argostoli, for any reason, you must ask for directions to the Katavothres, which are on the extreme northern tip of the peninsula on which the town stands, about half an hour’s walk. In this unlikely situation, surrounded on three sides by the Gulf, you will find a channel through which the Ionian sea runs continually into a hole in the ground with sufficient force to drive a mill-wheel installed first by the British… Your problem is to explain why the hole has never yet filled up? [No prizes] It’s believed that this phenomenon is globally unique, so DON’T MISS IT. Wonderful island; plenty of opportunities for nude swimming as too many reports proving. Only at Myrtos beach was unable to strip off (late June 2018). If you like a nude beach with many bathers, Lourdas and Mouda are perfect for you! I disagree: at Myrtos you can still strip! (we did so on 2 occasions July 2018 – details below at beach description)
- [Lefkas aka Lefkatha, Leukada or Lefkada](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/lefkas/) - Greeks call it Lefkatha (stress on the first “a”; “th” pronounced like in “that”), Lefkas being somewhat archaic. In English it’s often translated as Lefkada. The Captain hears that the entire west coast of this island offers an opportunity for the naturist to indulge. It is very long and going as far South as possible took you away from any crowds. However, it looks as if development is threatening it. The eastern part of the island was rather too populous and there didn’t seem to be any traditional naturist sites. There is a lot of coastline only accessible by boat or brave motor travellers and so there may be possibilities here. However, our [original] correspondents were supposed to be learning to sail so didn’t explore these possibilities!
- [Mathraki](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/mathraki/)
- [Paxos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/paxos/) - Paxos is a small island about 2 hours south of Corfu town by ferry. It’s covered in olive trees with a rugged west coast of tall cliffs and a string of pebble only beaches on the East coast. There are three towns/villages on the east coast. South from Gaios by speed boat about 20 minutes there is the island of Antipaxos with two magnificent textile beaches separated by a smaller quieter pebble beach where it might be possible to go nude but it was not the case on the Captain’s visit, now admittedly some years ago. Many visitors find Paxos is an absolute gem of a place; there are no lager louts or discos, but just an island 5 miles by 1 mile, covered in olive trees and footpaths. Arguably the jewel in the crown is the town of Lakka, which is located on the northern tip of the island in a splendid bay. Paxos has no sandy beaches. The west coast is mainly sheer cliffs, but the eastern coast is full of small pebble bays. The larger and more accessible beaches are textile. The island caters mainly for the yachting fraternity and for upmarket European holiday companies so has a rather mature and sophisticated clientele who are not really worried about a bit of bare flesh. Nudity on the boats sailing off-shore is common. As far as nudity on the beaches is concerned it would seem to be first come first served. It may not be the obvious place to go to for a nude holiday, and it hardly compares with Skiathos or Mykonos for nude sunbathing choice, but it does contain quite a bit of nude sunbathing potential. If that is what you are looking for, together with a quiet, small, unspoilt Greek island, then read on! Naturist holiday venue? No. Places to take your clothes of for an hour or two of sunbathing? Yes, if you work at it. That being said, the Captain has heard unconfirmed reports (2008) of action being taken against naturists – even on remote beaches – at the behest of the Mayor of Gaios. If true, it seems unusually prudish – the beaches used by naturists are pretty remote and one would have to try very hard to take offence. The island is very popular with British people.
- [Zakynthos aka Zante](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/zakynthos/) - Zakynthos is very popular with package tourists, the vast majority textile, with predictable results. Some visitors who visit with naturism in mind come away disappointed. However there are several beaches with plenty of naturist fans, although no guarantees that nudism is available in high season. Most of these beaches are around the Gulf of Laganas, set into the south end of the island. Some Barefoot reporters suggest that some of the best beaches on Z cannot be reached by land. It’s an idea to hire a boat and explore these, together with the tiny islands that surround Zakynthos.
- [Saronic](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/saronic/)
- [Aegina](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/aegina/) - There are limited nudist opportunities on the Saronic island of Aegina. This island, being just over an hour from Athens, gets busy at weekends but out of the town there are isolated spots frequented by nudists. It is possible to walk but bicycle rental is around €5/day and opens up much more scope (€20/day could get you a scooter – but be careful of gravelly corners).
- [Agistri](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/agistri/) - In general, the Saronics are not ideal for naturism. First of all, the number of beaches is limited. Second, due to the close proximity to Athens, many travellers visit the Saronics over the weekends, especially during main season. Third, if a beach is frequented by non-naturist Greek visitors, nudism may well cause offence. However, from every rule there is an exception … Agistri is a tiny pine covered island opposite Aegina, which has only recently opened its doors to tourism. As a result it holds onto its original charm, despite being so close to Athens and the popular islands of the Saronic Gulf. The ancient name of the island is Kekrifalea which means head-dress. Under that name HOMER first refers to Agistri as Aegina’s ally in the Trojan Wars and so do later historians. To date, digging has revealed various interesting finds which show that the island was inhabited 25000 years ago. You will note that throughout this short article I have spelt the names of the towns and islands differently – this appears to be as the Greeks do it, for example *I*INA, AEGINA, EGINA and ÂGINE are the same place, so as the saying says “When in Rome…”. There are only three settlements as such on Agistri island. Most holidaymakers stay either at the little port of Skala with its gently shelving crescent sandy beach, or twenty-five minutes walk away along the island’s main road at Milos, another quiet village with a man-made beach. Both villages have a selection of simple tavernas, bars and shops but they are by no means lively resorts. The island is approximately 2 hours by ferry from Piraeus Port (Athens) to Skala, or 45 minutes with the hydrofoils of the “Flying Dolphin” fleet to Milos. Car ferries go to Skala. All ferry connections from Pireaus to Agistri include a short stop in Aegina. There is also an ‘Agistri express’ from Aegina (€5.50) to both ports, but this only runs in the mornings. Well, that is what the Tourist brochures say about Agistri and it’s all true. There is now one bank on the island and two cash machines, several elderly taxis and one bus, which runs the full length of the island and back with a handwritten timetable by the church at Skala. In Skala there are three “supermarkets” each as big as your local corner shop, but eating out can be cheap. You can walk from one end of the island to the other in approximately 2 hours but if it’s hot take plenty of supplies with you as there are no tavernas on the way and only one at Limenaria. The walk is well worth the effort as some of the views are great. A correspondent from 1999 thought most of the tavernas on the island were of a good standard – in particular recommended “Toxotis” in Skala which they thought was excellent value, with a very good standard of food and a most amenable host – Spiros – who looked after them very well.
- [Kythera](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kythera/) - Kythera is excellent for nudism and is generally quiet and not over-run with tourists. The island is greener than Aegean islands and has a large number of beaches, ranging from small coves to long strands, and it would take a long holiday to visit all of them – the ferry/tourist map shows 35! A car is desirable as there is little public transport. The seas are crystal clear and warm, but the winds, often light and variable in the mornings, sometimes become quite strong in the afternoon and evening, due to the island’s isolated position. The main “round Greece” shipping lanes pass between Elafonissos and Kythera. The smaller beaches tend to be occupied in high season by Greek groups, which are also spaced at intervals along some of the bigger ones on the east coast. The following is compiled from visitors’ reports from 2009 onwards. Kythera island is a secret gem! Accessible by plane and either from Pireus (6h 30min) or from Neapolis, Lakonia (1h 15min) ports, it’s quiet and remote. Traditional production also caters for tourists (like olive oil, honey, rusks, local wine, ect). During our visit there any swimsuit was really useless (June 2017). No bathing suit required in July 2020 either.
- [Poros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/poros/)
- [Spetses](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/spetses/)
- [Sporades](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/sporades/)
- [Alonissos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/alonissos/) - Alonissos is a very scenic island, still well off the beaten track. Perhaps not brilliant for the naturist, although there are certainly possibilities. Two reports sum up the situation: “Using your guide and The Rough Guide to Greek Islands we travelled the whole island. Every beach is gorgeous and some nudity is possible but you are more likely to be on your own all day or see maybe one other person. It was bliss. The peace and quiet was outstanding but there is certainly no dedicated nudist beach.” And the second: “We went bare on most other beaches and am sure that outside the Greek holiday period going nude is easy. We and another couple independent of us found during this period that many small beaches were naturist during the morning. However, after about midday, even on some relatively remote beaches, they can often become crowded by textiles arriving in cars, on scooters and from the sea – there is a lot of boat hire on the island.” Some Barefoot reporters found the best beaches (well, coves really) some distance north east of the Aghios Dimitri beach. The only way to get there, unless one wants to hack through km of scrub, is to hire a motor boat from the port (Patitiri). The boats are open with 15hp motors and will easily get you to these remote coves. Lovely crystal clear water and even a blue cave which you can pilot your little boat right into. Only downside of the coves is that they are shingly, not a great deal of space and zero facilities.
- [Evia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/evia/) - Evia is the second largest island in Greece after Crete. It is joined to the mainland by a bridge at Halkis.
- [Skiathos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/skiathos/) - A very popular island with the package tour trade. Peaceful it is not. It can get very crowded.
- [Skopelos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/skopelos/) - Skopelos has gained unprecedented fame as the site of much of the filming for Mamma Mia. However, although unusually busy, the indications are that it has not significantly affected the island’s nudist beaches.
- [Skyros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/skyros/) - A wonderfully scenic island. Please would someone remedy my sad lack of photographs?
- [NE Aegean](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/ne-aegean/)
- [Fourni](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/fourni/) - Fourni is described in Frewin Poffley’s guide as one of the last few remaining unspoilt islands in Greece.
- [Chios](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/chios/) - Chios is a naturist paradise, if one is prepared to put a bit of effort into the holiday. The island is littered with small, secluded beaches, perfect for people who prefer nature to crowded “developed” places. But there is also a high “textile-factor” all around the island, and not even topless sunbathing on the most popular beaches, as there are almost no visitors except Greeks. Chios as a tourist-island is not over-exploited, mostly due to runway (!) regulations. Many visitors come to like this “25 year set-back” in Greek touristic history. The island has very few tourists, only 7 charter planes arrive each week, limited by the size of the airport. This means that the locals are not fed-up with tourists, there is no jet-set-party-all-night crowd, and everything runs at a wonderfully slow pace. You should rent a car or motorbike, as there is a lot to see and do around the island (but the Captain advises you to take great care if you do rent a motorbike). The best beaches are on the western coast. We found places that were easily accessible, but so deserted that we would have 100 metres of sand beach absolutely to ourselves. We could even go for long walks nude, the only thing bothering us was the spiky bushes that grow everywhere. Crime rate equals nil at Chios, so leaving our things at the beach was no worry. Most beaches are pebble – not sandy – beaches. In July the water was so warm we could swim forever. If you don’t want to hire a car or bike, you should explore the coast around the village where you are staying. There’s a good chance that you would find a nice, private little bay 200 – 300 metres away from the public beach. We found one of those, and on a crowded day there were six people on a 70 metre beach. West Coast of the island is scarcely populated and offers the best lonely beaches. South beaches are isolated too and nice but, except Mavros Gialos, tthe others are not populated by naturists. The east coast is where most of the tourism business resides, along with many private houses owned by Greeks. Beaches are organized and not wild and immersed in the nature like on the south and west coasts. If you take your starting point here be prepared to ride at least 40 minute to get to the first beach suitable for naturists. Although in Chios there are so few tourists and the island is so big that you may find a spot here too. So, if you don’t mind bringing your own lunch to the beach, and don’t mind walking a bit, then Chios is truly paradise (no serpents nor apples). Barefoot reporters say they explored the island for two weeks without ever having to wear swimwear.
- [Ikaria](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/ikaria/)
- [Lesbos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/lesbos/) - place names The island is generally referred to as Lesvos (less often Lesbos) (Λέσβος). The capital is generally called Mytilini (Μυτιληνη). However it appears that the two names are interchangeable: either can refer to the island and either can refer to the capital. Similarly, the second town goes by two names: Mithymna (Μηθυμνα) & Molyvos (Μολυβος). The locals seem to use the latter (older) name, but the people who make road signs the former. Worth knowing if you’re driving around… Lesbos is generally a good destination for naturists with many lovely beaches and, it seems, a tolerant attitude towards nudity. Some of the naturists are local. Few of the beaches have that typical ‘white’ Aegean look, because the island is volcanic making the beach sand and stones somewhat darker in colour. Nevertheless, most of the beaches have their attractions and many are wonderful. Lesbos is the 3rd largest Greek island. It is located in the far east of the Aegean, tucked into a corner of Turkey… which is as close as 10km in places. As you move around the island expect your mobile to welcome you to Turkey or to Greece at unexpected times. (Calls in Turkey can be a lot more expensive than in Greece, so keep an eye on this.) Matt Barrett’s Travel Guide to Lesvos is a great source of further information [http://www.lesvos.com getting to Lesbos 6174285657_cde47e76b8_m.jpg by air Mytilini (Μυτιληνη) Airport (MJT) has several daily services from Athens and some from Thessaloniki, Heraklion, Limnos & Rhodes. There also appear to be weekly-ish, seasonal direct services from London Gatwick, Manchester, Oslo, Amsterdam & possibly others. It’s a nice small airport, 6km south of the town, with a beach about 20m from the entrance. When driving there, look for signs to Aεροδρόμιο or ΑΕΡΟΔΡΟΜΙΟ: in at least 2 places the sign with “Airport” only appears after the junction. by sea An overnight ferry from Piraeus to Mytilini town operates 6 days a week. It’s quite a fun way to travel, but maybe only if you can afford to take a cabin. There are other services too, but they take some tracking down. Web searches mostly lead you to the archaic, frustrating http://www.ferries.gr/booking/ Greek Ferries site… which actually does work, despite unpromising signs. getting about by car Car hire is car hire, but a few points particular to Lesvos: many roads in towns & villages are particularly narrow, so go for a really small car… especially if you’re visiting Molyvos. a good map is never a bad idea. In 2011, one Barefooter couple found the 1:70,000 Road Explorer map (map no. 212) almost perfect. (A street map of Molyvos would have made it even better). Mytilini is pretty nightmarish: poor signposting, an unforgiving one-way system, and levels of driving aggression that would impress Athenians. It’s particularly bad in the morning rush hour (i.e. just after the ferry arrives), so plan carefully and consider spending some time visiting the town until the rush dies down. read your booking confirmation carefully. It’s quite possible for a Budget car to be booked out by a guy wearing a Eurohire shirt in an office with Sixt on the window (while the Budget office remains closed). watch out for the F->E trap, whereby the cheapest headline rate turns out to be rather expensive: you’re required to buy a full tank of petrol when you pick up the car, at a very premium price that you can’t establish in advance. by bus As on many Greek islands, bus services are surprisingly wide-ranging, punctual, cheap, comfortable… and inscrutable. As of 2011, the operator – KTEL – doesn’t appear to put its timetables online. But Sappho Travel does (albeit a year old). In travel, as in many things, Matt Barrett’s Travel Guide to Lesvos is a great source of further information [http://www.lesvos.com/].
- [Limnos / Lemnos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/limnos/) - Lemnos has about a hundred beaches which are scattered all over the island! Most of these beaches are good and fairly large clean sandy beaches with clear water. Many of them are good for nudism except in the time from End of July to 15th of August, when many Greek families from Athens and the mainland visit their former villages. Limnos has missed, as yet, the tourist boom, and Frewin Poffley says that the island culture now sadly lacking elsewhere has survived here. Evidently there are also some beautiful beaches, but as yet the Captain has received few reports of nudism there.
- [Samos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/samos/) - Barefoot reporters advise that the first thing to get is a ROAD EDITION map of the island – 4.20 Euros from tourist information, this map has great detail and all the beaches and roads are marked. [Hearing that RE have gone bust, the brand to get now is Anavasi.]
- [Samothrace](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/samothrace/) - There are many lonely beaches at Samothrace/Samothraki which are perfect for nudism, and also the natural pools along the river Fonias. There is no mass tourism and therefore you can find quite a number of lonely beaches. Unfortunately most beaches are pebble beaches! The island is particularly popular with young Greeks who indulge in the hippie culture. That’s why nudism is quite common.
- [Thassos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/thassos/) - Thassos is a is a beautiful green island only a half-hour ferry ride from the mainland where the charter flights come into Kavala airport. Previous reading of the Naturist Guide to Europe (and Phil Vallack) had suggested several suitable beaches around the island. In midsummer, when many Eastern European tourists drive to the island by car, it is more difficult to enjoy nudism. The best times are May/June and September/October. In the off-season you can swim naked almost everywhere. For the “non-beach” times there are plenty of other interesting places to visit and Thassos town provides an interesting place to eat in the evenings. Where you stay depends on your priorities and on transport. For more infos see here. Thassos island has an excellent coastal road and the round trip is 96 km. There are few roads going into the centre and none that go across. It is possible to drive all the way round in about 2.5 hours. This itself is a problem from the point of view of naturist beaches, because the coast road overlooks most of the beaches so privacy is a little difficult to find. The north west coast is very rocky so opportunities there look a bit limited. The tourist season is from June to end of September. During that time the beaches are crowded and nudism is a bit difficult. Meanwhile (2017) even the smallest bay is commercialized with beach bars, loungers and parasols. From October to May the island is deserted and most beaches are suitable for nudism.
- [Mainland](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/mainland/)
- [Athens](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/athens/) - Believe it or not, the Captain hears that there are nude beaches within reasonably easy reach of Athens.
- [Epirus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/epirus/) - In Epirus (west of Greece) the Captain hears there is a coastline of about 70 Km, where you can find uncrowded beaches and go nude.
- [Halkidiki](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/halkidiki/) - Halkidiki is a territory in northern Greece near Thessaloniki. It ends in three narrow pieces of land, like the prongs of a rather wide fork. In recent years many Bulgarian, Romanian and Serbian tourists come by car and they reach even the most remote beaches where flight tourists do not go. This makes it difficult for nudists to find any place at all in high season.
- [Macedonia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/macedonia/)
- [Peloponnese](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/peloponnese/)
- [Thessaly](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/thessaly/)
- [North Cyprus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/north-cyprus/) - Northern Cyprus is Turkish controlled and can be reached either from Turkey or from Southern side of Cyprus (Greek Side) as long as you provide a valid passport at the Turkish border of Northern Cyprus. At the border you can provide car insurance either for a day/month/year which is compulsory if you decide to use a personal or rented car from the Greek Side. It seems more and more tourists are visiting this part of the island where there are said to be many deserted beaches ideal for nude sunning. As the Northern side is not recognized by international law meaning that tourists cannot take direct flights to the Northern Side (it can only be reached Via Turkey or Southern Cyprus), tourism is the main priority of the locals during summer months and tourists are well treated and tolerated all the time. Unlike Turkey, Northern Cyprus is not a strict Muslim country, locals do not mind tourists sunbathing in the nude provided that they do not overexpose themselves on public beaches and/or in front of families.
- [South Cyprus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/south-cyprus/)
- [East Sussex](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/east-sussex/)
- [North Yorkshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/north-yorkshire/)
- [Erikoussa](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/erikoussa/) - Brakini beach on the east coast is completely empty and long naked days are fantastic there. Again, there are opportunities for nude walking in the hills.
- [Antipaxos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/antipaxos/) - Antipaxos is not a naturist holiday venue, unless you manage to rent a villa with a secluded garden.
- [Gloucestershire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/gloucestershire/)
- [Kent](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kent/)
- [Italy](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/italy/)
- [Trentino-South Tyrol](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/trentino-south-tyrol/)
- [Spain](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/spain/)
- [Andalusia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/andalusia/) - Andalusia is located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, in southwestern Europe. It is the most populous and the second-largest autonomous community in the country.
- [Lazio](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/lazio/)
- [London](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/london/) - London area
- [Lithuania](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/lithuania/) - Lithuania is one of the three Baltic States and lies on the Eastern end of the Baltic Sea
- [Klaipėda County](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/klaipeda-county/)
- [West Midlands](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/west-midlands/)
- [Dorset](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/dorset/)
- [France](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/france/)
- [Corsica](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/corsica/)
- [Central South France (Occitania)](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/central-south-france-occitania/)
- [South West France (Nouvelle-Aquitaine)](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/south-west-france-nouvelle-aquitaine/)
- [Central West France (Pays de La Loire)](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/central-west-france-pays-de-la-loire/)
- [South East France (Provence / Cote D'Azur)](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/south-east-france-provence-cote-dazur/)
- [Central East France (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes)](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/central-east-france-auvergne-rhone-alpes/)
- [Central France (Centre-Val-de-Loire)](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/central-france-centre-val-de-loire/)
- [Balearic Islands](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/balearic-islands/)
- [Canaries](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/canaries/)
- [Valencia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/valencia/)
- [Costa de Almería](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/costa-de-almeria/)
- [Majorca](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/majorca/)
- [Fuerteventura](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/fuerteventura/)
- [Gran Canaria](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/gran-canaria/)
- [Tenerife](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/tenerife/)
- [Apulia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/apulia/)
- [Emilia-Romagna](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/emilia-romagna/)
- [Marche](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/marche/)
- [Tuscany](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/tuscany/)
- [Kaunas County](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/kaunas-county/)
- [Vilnius County](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/vilnius-county/)
- [Granada](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/granada/)
- [Cádiz](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/cadiz/)
- [Málaga](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/malaga/)
- [Suffolk](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/suffolk/)
- [Norfolk](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/norfolk/)
- [Essex](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/essex/)
- [East Lothian](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/east-lothian/)
- [Northumberland](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/northumberland/)
- [Ayrshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/ayrshire/)
- [Lancashire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/lancashire/)
- [Isle of Wight](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/isle-of-wight/)
- [Hampshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/hampshire/)
- [Devon](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/devon/)
- [Cornwall](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/cornwall/)
- [Carmarthernshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/carmarthernshire/)
- [Bridgend](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/bridgend/)
- [Glamorgan](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/glamorgan-england/)
- [Gwynedd](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/gwynedd/)
- [Anglesey](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/anglesey/)
- [Ceredigion](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/ceredigion/)
- [Aberdeenshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/aberdeenshire/)
- [Fife](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/fife/)
- [Argyll and Bute](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/argyll-and-bute/)
- [Croatia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/croatia/)
- [Istria](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/istria/)
- [Netherlands](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/netherlands/)
- [North Holland](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/north-holland/)
- [Formentera](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/formentera/)
- [Portugal](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/portugal/)
- [Algarve](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/algarve/)
- [Pembrokeshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/pembrokeshire/)
- [Denmark](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/denmark/)
- [Central Region](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/central-region/)
- [North Region](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/north-region/)
- [Southern Region](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/southern-region/)
- [Sweden](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/sweden/)
- [Stockholm](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/stockholm/)
- [Skåne](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/skane/)
- [Gävleborg](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/gavleborg/)
- [Surrey](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/surrey/)
- [Hertfordshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/hertfordshire/)
- [USA](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/usa/)
- [Florida](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/florida/)
- [Midlothian](https://barefoot.holiday/single-location/midlothian/)

## Listing Tags

- [NE Aegean](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/ne-aegean/)
- [sauna](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/sauna/)
- [Lesbos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/lesbos/)
- [Kythera](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kythera/)
- [Suffolk](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/suffolk/)
- [Tinos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/tinos/)
- [Granada](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/granada/)
- [Athens](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/athens/)
- [Kaunas](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kaunas/)
- [Kaunas County](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kaunas-county/)
- [Vilnius County](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/vilnius-county/)
- [Vilnius](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/vilnius/)
- [East Sussex](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/east-sussex/)
- [Tenerife](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/tenerife/)
- [Lazio](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/lazio/)
- [Gran Canaria](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/gran-canaria/)
- [Costa de Almería](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/costa-de-almeria/)
- [Fuerteventura](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/fuerteventura/)
- [Kent](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kent/)
- [Dorset](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/dorset/)
- [Klaipėda County](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/klaipeda-county/)
- [Klaipėda](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/klaipeda/)
- [Astipalea](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/astipalea/)
- [Donoussa](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/donoussa/)
- [Kalymnos/Telendos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kalymnos-telendos/)
- [Telendos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/telendos/)
- [Kalymnos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kalymnos/)
- [Syros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/syros/)
- [Naxos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/naxos/)
- [Rhodes](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/rhodes/)
- [South Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/south-crete/)
- [Mykonos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/mykonos/)
- [Sifnos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/sifnos/)
- [Serifos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/serifos/)
- [Schinoussa](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/schinoussa/)
- [Santorini](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/santorini/)
- [Sikinos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/sikinos/)
- [Paros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/paros/)
- [Milos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/milos/)
- [Kythnos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kythnos/)
- [Koufonissia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/koufonissia/)
- [Ios](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/ios/)
- [Folegandros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/folegandros/)
- [Antiparos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/antiparos/)
- [Andros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/andros/)
- [Gavdos Island](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/gavdos-island/)
- [Gavdos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/gavdos/)
- [Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/crete/)
- [Tilos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/tilos/)
- [Symi](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/symi/)
- [Patmos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/patmos/)
- [Nissiros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/nissiros/)
- [Lipsi](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/lipsi/)
- [Leros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/leros/)
- [Kos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kos/)
- [Karpathos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/karpathos/)
- [Halki](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/halki/)
- [Lefkas](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/lefkas/)
- [Zakynthos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/zakynthos/)
- [Antipaxos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/antipaxos/)
- [Paxos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/paxos/)
- [Erikoussa](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/erikoussa/)
- [Mathraki](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/mathraki/)
- [Kefalonia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kefalonia/)
- [Tuscany](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/tuscany/)
- [Thassos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/thassos/)
- [Trypti](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/trypti/)
- [Samothrace](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/samothrace/)
- [Samos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/samos/)
- [Limnos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/limnos/)
- [North Yorkshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/north-yorkshire/)
- [Ikaria](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/ikaria/)
- [Chios](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/chios/)
- [Peloponnese](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/peloponnese/)
- [Skopelos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/skopelos/)
- [Skiathos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/skiathos/)
- [Alonissos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/alonissos/)
- [Spetses](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/spetses/)
- [Poros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/poros/)
- [Corfu](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/corfu/)
- [Agistri](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/agistri/)
- [SW Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/sw-crete/)
- [East Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/east-crete/)
- [north Crete](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/north-crete/)
- [Amorgos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/amorgos/)
- [Skyros](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/skyros/)
- [Evia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/evia/)
- [Aegina](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/aegina/)
- [Ithaca](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/ithaca/)
- [Kimolos](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kimolos/)
- [kea](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/kea/)
- [Iraklia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/iraklia/)
- [Anafi](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/anafi/)
- [Fourni](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/fourni/)
- [Thessaly](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/thessaly/)
- [Macedonia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/macedonia/)
- [Halkidiki](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/halkidiki/)
- [Epirus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/epirus/)
- [Cyprus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/cyprus/)
- [North Cyprus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/north-cyprus/)
- [South Cyprus](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/south-cyprus/)
- [Norfolk](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/norfolk/)
- [Essex](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/essex/)
- [East Lothian](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/east-lothian/)
- [Northumberland](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/northumberland/)
- [Ayrshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/ayrshire/)
- [Lancashire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/lancashire/)
- [Isle of Wight](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/isle-of-wight/)
- [Hampshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/hampshire/)
- [Devon](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/devon/)
- [Cornwall](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/cornwall/)
- [Glamorgan](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/glamorgan/)
- [Carmarthernshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/carmarthernshire/)
- [Bridgend](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/bridgend/)
- [Gwynedd](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/gwynedd/)
- [Anglesey](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/anglesey/)
- [Ceredigion](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/ceredigion/)
- [Aberdeenshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/aberdeenshire/)
- [Fife](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/fife/)
- [Argyll and Bute](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/argyll-and-bute/)
- [Malaga](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/malaga/)
- [South East France](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/south-east-france/)
- [Majorca](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/majorca/)
- [Cádiz](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/cadiz/)
- [Istria](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/istria/)
- [North Holland](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/north-holland/)
- [Algarve](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/algarve/)
- [Pembrokeshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/pembrokeshire/)
- [Central France](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/central-france/)
- [south west france](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/south-west-france/)
- [Southern Region](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/southern-region/)
- [Central Region](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/central-region/)
- [North Region](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/north-region/)
- [Surrey](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/surrey/)
- [Hertfordshire](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/hertfordshire/)
- [Apulia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/apulia/)
- [Skåne](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/skane/)
- [Gävleborg](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/gavleborg/)
- [Stockholm](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/stockholm/)
- [Valencia](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/valencia/)
- [West Sussex](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/west-sussex/)
- [Midlothian](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/midlothian/)
- [Marche](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/marche/)
- [Lombardy](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/lombardy/)
- [Emilia-Romagna](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/emilia-romagna/)
- [Corsica](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/corsica/)
- [Zante](https://barefoot.holiday/single-tag/zante/)