Patmos, located in the Aegean region of Greece, is home to a selection of unique nudist beaches. These beaches, characterized by their natural beauty and acceptance of naturism, offer a distinct experience for visitors seeking a more liberating seaside retreat.
Psili Amos is a picturesque sandy beach renowned for its fine golden sand, sweeping dunes, and clear azure waters. The beach's natural characteristics are further enhanced by the presence of tamarisk trees that provide shade to beachgoers. Despite its popularity, Psili Amos is less crowded due to its distance from Skala. However, it can get particularly busy in August, especially on Sundays when locals and tourists alike flock to the beach. Monodéndri Nudist Beach is a hidden gem that requires a bit of effort to reach. The beach itself is a natural wonder, particularly beautiful at sunrise. It is one of many small, secluded beaches in the area. However, amenities are sparse - there is no shade available except for a single tree, and no food or water facilities, so visitors are advised to bring their own supplies. Paralia Didimes, Kampos is a secluded beach located in the city of Kambos. It is characterized by its unique dual structure, divided by rocks into two distinct parts. The beach is well-known for its large pebbles and a diverse seabed that houses a variety of fish species. Despite the pebbly terrain, the beach offers comfort to visitors who are not planning to spend the entire day lounging on the shore.
For more detailed information on these beaches, including a map and a more extensive list of nudist beaches in the area, refer to our guide below.
