Lageri beach

The beach at Paros is nothing short of breathtaking, but don't let that fool you. While the south is known for its nudist-friendly atmosphere, the north is still populated by families. To reach Legeri beach, you'll need to navigate a winding road that's marked only by a faded blue and white sign for Santa Maria. Even once you reach the small stone building, the journey is far from over. The road ahead is rocky and bumpy, and you'll need to park your vehicle at the first group of cars if you want to avoid any damage. Once you begin your descent down the hill, you'll notice that the path curves to the left. Keep an eye out for a bamboo fence, and you'll find a metal fence that's been cut away on its left. This will lead you to a sandy path that will take you straight to the beach. However, you'll arrive on the north side, so if you're looking to strip down, you'll need to turn left and walk to the end. It's important to note that you'll need to bring all of your own supplies, including food and shelter. While the journey may seem arduous, the beauty of the beach is well worth the effort.

Paros boasts one of the most stunning, unspoiled beaches around, perfect for those seeking a more natural experience. This particular beach is a favorite amongst naturists, and while it may require a 10-minute walk down a path, the journey is well worth it. Be sure to keep an eye out for the path, as it has been closed to vehicles to preserve the area's natural beauty. Once you arrive, you'll find a peaceful oasis with no amenities, so be sure to bring your own food and water. Thankfully, there are plenty of trees to provide shade from the sun's rays. Situated overlooking Naussa bay, the beach's reddish, fine sand and crystal-clear waters are truly breathtaking.

This beach is a serene haven, protected from the gusts of wind. The translucent waters are shallow and pristine, inviting you to take a dip. It's a clothing-optional beach, so be prepared for that. The path leading to the beach can be bumpy, and all the entryways are closed to the general public, necessitating a 10-minute stroll to get to the shore.

The beach is an exquisite sight to behold, adorned with glistening yellow sand. Though the journey to reach it may pose a challenge, the end result justifies the effort. The southern portion of the beach allows for clothing-optional sunbathing, a spot that we chose for ourselves. The community of beachgoers is amiable and mostly in the nude. Regrettably, there are no amenities to be found in the vicinity, necessitating the need to bring your own provisions, such as food and wine.

Discovering this stunning beach is worth the effort! The tranquil waters are warm and crystal clear, with minimal wind disturbance. Visited the nude section of the Southern area on a Wednesday afternoon and found it to be bustling but not overly crowded. The beachgoers were a diverse group, with the majority being gay, but there was a welcoming blend of open-minded and friendly individuals. Highly recommend this beach for a serene and enjoyable experience.