Gay beach amorgos
Top LGBT friendly islands in Greece
Greece. The country of ancient Gods, impressive mythology and the Olympic Games. Greek islands. Pieces of earth scattered around the sea, famous for their sun and the majestic view to the endless blue, suitable for the whole family. But is this what it is all about? Of course not!
Greece features massive and active LGBT communities both on the mainland and the islands. Especially during the summer, the islands show an increasing amount of LGBT tourism who arrives here to enjoy the special facilities and the warm-hearted character of the locals. There are many islands which are famous for their gay-friendly and lesbian-friendly features, offering amazing opportunities for all couples who are interested. For those reasons, there are also special events taking place every year on various islands of the country to support homosexual rights and fight homophobia.
# Mykonos
Mykonos is the first and by far the most famous island for its lgbtq+ community. Especially in Mykonos, there are places that have been particularly shaped to
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Beaches of Katapola
The beaches in Katapola of Amorgos are mainly sandy and stretch both from the port side and beyond the settlement of Xylokeratidi! The more popular are Maltezi and Plakes beaches.
Maltezi beach Katapola
This sandy beach, with its turquoise waters, is located opposite the port of Katapola. Umbrellas and sunbeds are available to rent, while the local beach bar promises to make your day even more enjoyable, with snacks, coffee, and cool drinks. The rest of the beach is free and non-organized, for you to enjoy your swim.
Maltezi beach is easily accessible by boat which operates every half hour (30′) from the beginning of July to the beginning of September and every hour in June and September and starts from the pier, in the port of Katapola. If you prefer to walk, the footpath starts in Xylokeratidi, one of the three neighborhoods of Katapola.
Plakes nudist beach Katapola Amorgos
Plakes beach is a rocky beach and is recommended for nudists, and swimmers who dive off the stone slabs and rocks and wish to enjoy swimming in privacy. Plakes beach is v
Nudist Beaches in Amorgós
Amorgós, located in Greece, is home to several unique nudist beaches. Nudist beaches are special as they offer a meaning of freedom and a connection with nature that traditional beaches often lack. One such beach is Kambi Beach, a tiny, secluded sandy beach acknowledged for its clean, azure water and stunning views of the Horoviotissa monastery.
Accessible only by foot, Kambi Beach offers tranquility and a unique swimming encounter. The beach is accepted among nudists and is also frequented by the gay community. Despite its remote location, it remains a popular spot for those seeking a tranquil retreat.
Please note, the finish list of nudist beaches can be found in our guide below.
Amorgós
Top Nudist Beaches
Kambi Beach
Kambi Beach, also famous as Kambi, is a small sandy beach located in Amorgos, Greece, to the west of Agia Anna beach and south across from the rocky is
Read moreAmorgós: Nudism Laws
Is nudism legal?
In Greece, nudism is recognized as a legitimate form of self-expression and pub