Lageri Beach

Lageri Beach, located in Naousa, Greece, is a secluded and popular destination known for its scenic beauty. It stretches approximately 600 meters in length and is characterized by its fine white sand and clear, beautiful water. The beach is further divided into northern and southern parts, with the northern part being more rocky in nature, while the southern part is frequented by nudists. The beach is accessible by a road, however, the condition of the road is not the best, so a 4x4 vehicle is recommended. If this is not possible, visitors have the option to park their cars at Santa Maria beach and walk to Lageri Beach, a journey that takes approximately 10 minutes and involves passing through a green gate and over some rocks. There is no designated parking area at Lageri Beach itself, so visitors often park their cars along the road leading to the beach. Despite being a popular destination, Lageri Beach is often referred to as "Paros' secret beach" due to its secluded location and lack of crowds. This wild beach offers few amenities, with no food and drink stalls or sunbeds available. There are, however, toilets for visitor use. Given the lack of amenities, visitors are advised to come prepared, bringing their own food, drink, and umbrella for shade. Activities that visitors can indulge in at Lageri Beach include swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters. Despite the lack of amenities, the stunning views over Naussa bay and its natural tranquility make it a must-visit destination.