Symi Greece Beach Photo Guide.
Symi Beach Photos are a series of pictures we took whilst on our Greek Island Holiday on Simi in 2004.
We were not too bothered about beaches whilst on holiday but did like to finish off a 10 or 15 mile walk at a beach in the late afternoon - preferably where we could strip off and go for a nice swim and sunbathe. Our most favourite Symi beach was Vasilios Beach - this Simi Beach is usually ok for naturists, no beach chairs, few if any people, no tavernas but just a great scenic wild looking beach.
Note that there is not even a track to Vasilios beach so getting there involves a fairly long walk - sometimes the path wanders along half way up the side of a valley and
is quite narrow in places - and then actually getting onto the beach involves scrambling down the side of a cliff for a few metres which is a
little difficult.. and of course you do have a longish but enjoyable walk back too.
We have made comments on some of the beaches as to how we found them ie. cleanliness, what the sea was like
and if they were possibly suitable for or used by naturists. Please note that beaches
that we found to be ok for natursts on one day may not be on another - it
is frequently the case especially on the small/more isolated beaches on Greece's Islands that
the first people on the beach set the standard of dress for that day. Needless to
say as it's a Greek island then it is fine and acceptable for women to go topless on most of the beaches.
As mentioned most of these Symi beach photos were taken during our various
walks around the island (there is information on our walks to
be found via our main Symi Walks page (located here),
and in fact some of the beaches are only accessible by not too well
surfaced dirt tracks or sometimes only paths or by small ferry boat - but
of course it is great exploring coastlines on paths and tracks and
discovering your own isolated tiny cove or beach.
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| Ag Georgios - access ferry boat only. no shade or anything. | Aghia Marina - no chance for naturists | Emborio narrow pebbly beach - taxiboats go there | Ladi Bay - naturist possible since unlikely anyone around |
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| Marathounda Bay. Taverna - pebbles and some sand | Marathounda Bay. Taxiboat or you can easily drive to it. | Maroni. Naturist - but boats do visit from time to time | Maroni. Naturist if you want too. Generally a quiet beach |
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| Nanou. Popular - have to take the taxi boat to go there | Nanou. Not naturist. Big taverna and all the other stuff that goes with it | Nos Beach - Symi Town beach - meant to be naturist ok but... | Panormitis - absolutely NOT NNATURIST or Topless or even show a knee |
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| Pedi - no chance naturist. Tavernas - Beach Chairs - Beach Goats.. | Pedi - even topless is iffy on here at times but its a nice beach to be on | Skoumisa Bay. Bits of beach all round here so find one and enjoy | Toli Beach - very isolated as it takes some effort to get too - naturist ok |
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Vasilios Beach. Longish walk to get to this great beach and you have to go down the side of a cliff to get onto it. |
| Vasilios Beach | Vasilios Beach | Vasilios Beach | Naturist - Yes |
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