Polemi Beach Kos Greece.

by Martin
(UK)

It was the first and now only one we visit on a regular basis, it is much more than a Naturist Beach though.

It is vast, plenty of room to find your own private space, it has few sunbeds.
The waters are clean and safe and is visited by a wide range of folk and has fantastic snorkling.

The guy that maintains the sunbeds supplies cold beer and sandwiches at a small price, but it is a please yourself kind of place.
Mixed in ages,and family friendly.

But a Naturist Beach is nothing if the place you are staying is bad.
Nearby Kefalos is peaceful has no big overdeveloped hotels being mainly small family run, and is mostly self catering apartment blocks.
Probably the cheapest resort you will find in Greece in fact, and very very friendly locals.

But then apart from Kos Town and Kardamena all resorts have a very traditional laid back relaxed feel about them.

There are several other beaches of clothing optional on Kos, but this one's ours.
Always happy to give locations of others.

To find Polemi also known has Exotic Beach head towards Kefalos from the Airport, look for a sign which says Magic Beach Fish Taverna and turn there. At the bottom of the Hill the road forks.
Take the left hand turn and drive 300 yards.
You have arrived.

Why Kos?
When Summer elsewhere is a long past memory, Kos is far enough south to continue long after more notherly Islands have turned cooler.
September-October the sun continues to blaze down.
Late in the year bookings means cheaper deals.
The Island is just a short hop to Turkey also, only 20 minutes by Ferry.

What are you waiting for?

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Jun 13, 2017
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by: Gedevan

We were here on June 2017. About twenty umbrellas with wind screens. Price is 8 euro. Easy to get by car, enough place to park. It's just beginning of the season, but beach was almost crowded. Most visitors are mature pairs.

Oct 20, 2014
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Polemi is Exotic
by: SB

If you find the sign for Magic beach and make your way down the rough road towards the wide expanse of Polemi you have arrived. We spent most of our 2 weeks in September 2014 here and enjoyed it.

Lovely friendly beach with a wide range of ages and nationalities. Water is very clean and beach is generally well kept by the sunbed owner.

Jun 30, 2014
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Great beach
by: Chris

Visited this beach in june 2014,and spent a couple of great days there.

The beach is quite large,so you have no trouble at all in finding your own space.

Not hard to reach by public transport, about 10minute bus ride from Kelefos, as nudist beaches go this one is hard to beat.

Sep 20, 2013
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Fantastic
by: Trev

Got to agree with Ellie, we went to the beach nearly every day. Great sunbeds, nice mix of people. Very friendly.

Jul 28, 2011
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polemi beach
by: ellie

My husband and me are very keen naturists,and found this beach completly by accident. All we can say was WOW!

It has to be one of the best naturist beaches we have had the pleasure of relaxing on. All the people were friendly and you could walk for miles along the beach and your belongings were safe as the other people looked out for them.

The guy who runs the beach is so nice. Just can't wait to get back now in August.

ellie n jon xx

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