Naturist Beaches of Greek Island Tilos

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Tilos, one of the southeastern Aegean Sea island offers unspoiled beaches and laid-back atmosphere which makes it an ideal destination for naturists (nudists) among Greek Islands.

Tilos is part of the Dodecanese group of Greek, situated 39 nautical miles from Rhodes and just 30 nautical miles from Kos. This beautiful island offers hidden spots for naturists looking for a peaceful, undisturbed experience.

Eristos Beach

Eristos Beach is the most famous on Tilos and a naturist favorite. Stretching 1200 meters, this sandy beach is lined with trees and offers plenty of space for naturists to relax. Despite recent developments, much of Eristos remains untouched, providing a peaceful escape. Buses from Livadia and Megalo Chorio make it easily accessible.

Lethra Beach

Lethra Beach, a 45-60 minute walk from Livadia, is a quiet, pebble beach ideal for naturists. The scenic hike to this secluded spot adds to its charm, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking solitude.

Agios Sergios Beach

Agios Sergios Beach, set in a cove surrounded by mountains, is another peaceful option for naturists. Accessible by foot or occasionally by boat from Livadia, this beach offers a tranquil retreat away from the crowds.

Plaka Beach

Plaka Beach, in the north of Tilos, has a naturist-friendly area at its far end, despite a "no nudism" sign. This quiet, unspoiled beach is a favorite among those who prefer a more relaxed atmosphere.

Hidden Beaches
For those seeking complete privacy, Tilos offers several small, isolated beaches such as Red Beach, Skafi Beach, Tholos Beach, and Stavros Beach.