Glossa Beach

Glossa Beach is a small and secluded beach known for its calm and quiet atmosphere. It is particularly popular among naturists. The beach is nestled in a location that is somewhat difficult to access, with an unmarked, rocky, and steep path leading to it. Despite this, many visitors find the journey manageable.

The beach's natural characteristics include sharp rocks in the water, making it advisable for visitors to wear water shoes. One of the unique features of Glossa Beach is the clay that comes from the sea floor, which is said to make the skin incredibly soft.

The beach is also known for its calm waters, especially in the early mornings. However, due to its enclosed nature, the water does not circulate easily, making it very salty. Some visitors have also reported the presence of sea urchins and concerns about water quality.

As for amenities, Glossa Beach is quite basic with no facilities available. Visitors are advised to bring their own necessities, such as umbrellas. Despite the lack of amenities, it is common to see tents pitched on the rocky shore.

The beach is not typically crowded, offering a relaxing experience for visitors, particularly on weekdays. However, it's worth noting that the atmosphere can change with the arrival of larger groups.