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Accessible via dirt tracks running behind the coast between Nea Potidea and Agios Mamas, with informal parking available along the tracks. From the parking areas, it is a short walk across the sand to the beach.
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Free & anonymous. No account needed, a first name is optional. Only people who tap “I'm going” appear here. 18+. Naturism here is non-sexual.
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The middle part of the beach is the nudist section (coords: 40.23220764, 23.34285819). Coarse sand on the shore, fine sand in the water. Very few people are in the middle part, the next sunbather is 100 meters away, so you can easily be naked even in early August.
Tom ·
Towel down before sitting · ask before photos · no staring or sexual behavior · pack out what you pack in.
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Naturism here is non-sexual. There's no nudity in the app; everything is moderated. 18+.
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