3 May 2019: In our opinion, out of high season, Milos Beach is one of the best nudist beaches in Lefkas. It is fairly easy to access although the pedestrianised main street in Agios Nikitas makes it necessary to park a little further away. There were few spaces left close to the end of the main street but parking wasn’t a problem. We parked near the cemetery from where a good paved footpath cuts through to the main street. The footpath and steps from the main street over the headland to Milos are a bit of a climb but not too arduous although on a hot day no doubt more demanding. On the way up there are lovely views back over Agios Nikitos beach across to Pefkoulia and on the way down inviting views over the white beach and turquoise sea at Milos. There were around ten people on the beach, mainly at the northern end. There was just one single male naturist in the centre of the beach and us but the low naturist proportion may have been because it was cloudy and a bit cool. The beach is mostly very small pebbles which are comfortable to sit on and the central area is backed by some small sand dunes. We went beyond the rock outcrop to the more secluded southern end of the beach. There was one textile couple and a single male there but they were not at all bothered by us and we enjoyed a skinny dip. The same small pebbles continue beneath the waterline with the sea bed shelving moderately. Getting in and out of the water wasn’t too difficult in bare feet although wet shoes may be preferred. All in all a very lovely beach and confirmed as still naturist friendly. More info here: http://www.capnbarefoot.info/ionian:lefkas