Ag. Nikolaos Beach

Drive the coastal road to Anavyssos and look for a sign on the right leading down a dirt road below the Tourism Professions School; the beach is not visible from the main road. There is a large free parking area, but on July and August weekends it fills, so arrive early. Without a car, take bus 122 from Glyfada and change to the 123. From the beach, the nude cove is reached by climbing the stony path over the knoll by the chapel; wear proper shoes. Not suitable for wheelchairs.

Greek forum users have recommended the far left end of Agios Nikolaos as a nudism spot near Athens, alongside Ramnounta, but the discussion is several years old and thin. Travel writers describe the main beach as beautiful but increasingly crowded and commercial on summer weekends, with the nude cove small and reached by a rough scramble. Some posters say the naturist crowd is mostly male and that cruising occurs, which they feel makes it less welcoming for women and couples; others simply advise seeking more remote beaches for real seclusion.

Summarised in our own words from public reviews and guides listed under Sources.

Greek law (Law 1399/1983) only provides for nudism at naturist sites licensed by the National Tourism Organisation; nudity on other beaches is not regulated and is tolerated rather than permitted. A complaint from another bather can bring in the Coast Guard or police under the public-decency provisions of the Penal Code, so stay in the secluded cove and away from the organised section. No signage or recent enforcement reports were found (2026).

Naturism at Ag. Nikolaos Beach sits under Greece's rules for traditional tolerance — custom more than statute.

Full country law: Greece public nudity guide.

Researched 24 October 2026. No official source confirms naturist status, so treat it as unverified.