Nudist Beach

Nearby dining options showcase Central Greece’s culinary heritage. Tavern DION in Delphi (30km away) earns praise for its lamb dishes and panoramic views, while TAVERNA BASANOS serves hearty portions of grilled meats in a rustic setting. For seaside dining, Kalafatis Galaxidi Beach Bar & Restaurant offers fresh octopus and salads steps from the waves. To Patriko Mas impresses with creative takes on moussaka and stellar sunset vistas. Taverna Vakhos rounds out the options with organic plates and rooftop seating, emphasizing local ingredients.

Hotel Delphi Beach, 20km west, provides family-friendly pools and all-inclusive packages with beach access. Smaller guesthouses like Eleftheria's Apartments and Foinikas Rooms offer budget-conscious stays near Eratini, while Omfalos Tavern’s attached rooms in Arachova cater to hikers exploring Mount Parnassus. For upscale stays, Galaxavra’s seaside suites in Galaxidi combine modern design with traditional hospitality.

The beach provides essential amenities: restrooms, outdoor showers, and shaded picnic tables. Rental stands offer umbrellas and lounge chairs during peak season. Freshwater showers are available near the parking area, though visitors should bring towels and eco-friendly sunscreen. Limited Wi-Fi exists near beachfront cafes, enhancing its off-the-grid appeal.

Swimming and snorkeling dominate daytime activities, with calm waters revealing vibrant marine life. Kayakers explore hidden coves, while hikers tackle coastal trails offering panoramas of the Corinthian Gulf. Evening socializing centers on bonfires (where permitted) and stargazing. Nearby operators provide boat tours to secluded bays and scuba diving excursions for certified divers.

The beach’s eastern section features compacted gravel pathways suitable for wheelchairs and mobility aids. Two ADA-compliant restrooms with grab bars are maintained seasonally. While no formal beach wheelchairs exist, staff at nearby hotels often assist with temporary ramp placements over pebbled areas. Visitors note uneven terrain beyond main access points requires caution.

A free gravel lot with 50+ spaces sits 200m from the shoreline, supplemented by street parking along the access road. Overflow areas open during summer weekends. No reserved accessible spots exist, but flat terrain allows easy wheelchair access from drop-off points. Parking attendants occasionally direct traffic during August’s peak crowds.

Local lore claims Poseidon blessed these waters, creating the area’s dramatic sea caves. The beach unofficially hosted Greece’s first naturist gatherings in the 1970s, predating legal recognition. Marine surveys recently identified endangered Mediterranean monk seals in nearby waters, though sightings remain rare.

Beyond the beach, the UNESCO site of Delphi (38km east) showcases ancient ruins and the Temple of Apollo. Closer to shore, the medieval Monastery of Profitis Ilias offers hilltop views, while coastal paths lead to Antikyra’s fish markets. Day trips to Galaxidi’s maritime museum or Mount Parnassus’ skiing facilities appeal to diverse interests.