Accessible by boat or by a 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 paint marks on the rocks which are not too difficult to follow. However, it is narrow in places and entails scrambling over rocks along the steeply sloping sides of the gorge so suitable footwear is essential. Very similar to the famous Myrtos Beach but smaller and, being more difficult to get to, without all the masses of tourists. Like Myrtos, the white pebble beach, torqouise sea and awesome backdrop of high white cliffs are stunning. Equally it has some of the disadvantages of Myrtos... the pebbles are mostly large and uncomfortable to sit on and the seabed, also pebble, shelves steeply so getting in and out of the water is difficult and wet shoes are advisable. Even when the sea is relatively calm the grinding of seabed pebbles against one another creates white sediments making the water a bit cloudy. Of course that sediment helps create the beautiful torqouise colour of the sea but In rougher conditions swimming is probably inadvisable particularly as this beach is not lifeguarded. There are no facilities on the beach. All in all an amazingly beautiful location but given the difficulty of reaching by land, uncomfortable pebbles, and less than ideal swimming, we give it just 3 stars. Of course unlike Myrtos it may be possible to bare all here so if those disadvantages aren't a concern you may rate it more highly.