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Greece naturist beaches

22 beaches and clothing-optional venues. Greece legalised nudism through Law No. 1399/1983 passed by the Greek Parliament in 1983. This law permits nudism exclusively at designated naturist resorts and beaches, making Gre…

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01 Unofficial

Banana Beach

Part of the beach is nudist/naturalist on Zakynthos

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02 Informal

Chalkidiki

in [[Central Macedonia]].

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03 Informal

Diskos

Diskos is a known informal naturist beach in Greece. Research local rules, access, and etiquette before you go; conditions and enforcement can change.

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04 Unofficial

Elia Beach

Longest sandy beach on Mykonos; right side is traditionally nudist

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05 Informal

Faliraki Beach

Rhodes beach with large designated naturist sections, golden sands, and an organised Greek naturist community. Popular with European naturist tourists.

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06 Informal

Folegandros

Folegandros is a known informal naturist beach in Greece. Research local rules, access, and etiquette before you go; conditions and enforcement can change.

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07 Informal

Kefalonia

island, [[Ionian Islands]].

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08 Informal

Lemnos

in the northeastern Aegean.

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09 Informal

Loutro

Loutro is a known informal naturist beach in Greece. Research local rules, access, and etiquette before you go; conditions and enforcement can change.

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10 Informal

Matala

there is a long nude beach; the southern end of the beach is used by clothed people.

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11 Informal

Mirtiotissa beach (Paralia Mirtiotissa)

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12 Informal

Myrtos Beach

a long white pebble beach in Kefalonia.

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13 Unofficial

Paradise Beach

World-famous party beach where topless and nude sunbathing are common

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14 Unofficial

Plaka Beach

Long sandy beach where nudity is tolerated at the southern end

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15 Informal

Plakias

the southeastern part of the beach is used by naturists.

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16 Unofficial

Red Beach

Secluded red sand beach near Matala, Crete; popular with nudists

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17 Informal

Santorini

the southern part of the beach is used by naturists.

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18 Informal

Skopelos

island, [[Northern Sporades]].

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19 Informal

Sougia

the eastern part of the beach is for nude bathing.

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20 Informal

Thasos island

Thasos island is a known informal naturist beach in Greece. Research local rules, access, and etiquette before you go; conditions and enforcement can change.

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21 Informal

Velanio Beach

Beautiful Crete beach with clear waters and an established naturist tradition. A quieter alternative to busier Greek naturist spots, popular with locals.

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22 Unofficial

Vlychada Beach

Dramatic volcanic beach with nudist area

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Legal context

Greece legalised nudism through Law No. 1399/1983 passed by the Greek Parliament in 1983. This law permits nudism exclusively at designated naturist resorts and beaches, making Greece one of the first countries to legislatively recognise naturism. Public nudity outside of designated official naturist areas can result in legal penalties. Within designated FKK areas and naturist resorts, nudity is fully legal and protected.