We provide here for you a list of the islands with organized nude beaches and give you a small description of these beaches.
Mykonos: It is a cosmopolitan island where nudism is practiced mainly in Agios Ioannis and Super Paradise beaches. However, these beaches are always crowded by both naturists and non-naturists, so it is doubtable if you will really enjoy your time naked.
Skiathos: While all the rest of Skiathos is not fond of nudism, the three sandy beaches that form Banana beach are very popular among naturists and non-naturists. Banana beach is an organized N.C.G (Nudist Club Greece) beach that is not difficult to access.
Corfu: Myrtiotissa is the most well-known naturist beach of Corfu. It is a long stretch of sand right next to Glyfada beach and the road to go is quite rough.
Rhodes: The only official naturist beach on Rhodes is 3 km to the south of Faliraki village. You have to pass through rough roads to go there. The beach is 100% nude and is visited by males, females and families with young children. Most visitors are German, Austrian and British. Crete: Crete beaches are very popular in summer and only a few of them are suitable for nudism. Palaiochora, 75km from Chania town, is very quiet. There is sand on some areas and pebbles on others. However, in high seasons, there aren’t many nudists. Filaki beach, to the south coast of Crete, is the most-naturist friendly beach of the island and relatively easy to access. Another naturist beach is Plakias beach, a long bay in front of Plakias village, 40 km to the south of Rethymno. The close by Damnoni and Mikro Ammoudi beaches also offer enough places to get naked.
Thassos: Paradise beach, approximately 25km from Thassos town, is easily accessible by car. Naturists usually go to the left side of the beach, which is generally quiet and remote in the morning.
Samos: The naturist beach of Samos is Tsamadou beach, 12 km from Samos town. The nudist section of the beach has large pebbles, which makes it difficult to get into the sea. Moreover, Tsamadou beach is often affected by strong winds and has large waves.
Apart from organized naturist beaches, there are also other unofficially naturist beaches along Greece and the Greek islands, and in particular the followings. Just be aware that in the last years, beaches have been organized massively with umbrellas and sun beds and for some beaches nudity is not more allowed.
Thessaloniki: Epanomi beach
Athens: Limanakia beach, Legrena beach
Halkidiki: Kalamitsi, Fantasy beach, Kavourotrypes
Katerini: Olympic beach, Korinos, Gritsa
Peloponnese: Zacharo beach
Skiathos: Abelakia, Hidden beach
Skopelos: Hovolo, Panormos, Velanio
Alonissos: Vithisma, Marpounta, Mikros Mourtias
Samos: Tsavou beach
Chios: Mavra Volia beach
Lesvos: Molyvos beach, Skala Eresou beach
Paros: Kalogiras, Farangas, Kolimvithres
Antiparos: Theologiannis, Levadia, Soros
Milos: Firiplaka, Achivadolimni, Provatas
Naxos: Agia Anna, Agios Prokopios, Kastraki, Pirgaki, Alyko
Santorini: Koloumbo, Vlychada
Sifnos: Vathi, Kastro
Serifos: Livadakia
Amorgos: Agia Anna, Katapola, Egiali
Anafi: Megalos Roukounas, Katsouni, Caletta
Folegandros: Fira, Katergo, Agios Nikolaos
Schinousa: Liolou beach, Gerolimnionas
Kalymnos: Telendos islet
Simi: Nos beach, Agios Vasilios
Astypalea: Tzanaki beach
Samothraki: Pachia Ammos beach
Rhodes: Glyfada, Kallithea, Glisra
Kos: Tropical beach, Mastichari
Ikaria: Nas beach
Ithaca: Vathi
Lefkada: Porto Katsiki, Kathisma, Milos, Agriofili, Egremni
Check also www.greeknaturism.com for more info
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