Trypiti Beach

Trypiti Beach is a remote white sand beach located on a small gulf facing west. It is accessible via a 15-minute walk from Kalotaritisa Beach, following a path over a cliff. Despite the rocky path, the journey is relatively easy and can be managed even in flip flops. However, it is advisable to bring a flashlight as the area can get extremely dark. On clear nights, the visibility of the milky bands of our galaxy and countless stars is a sight to behold. The beach is typically not crowded, often hosting only two or three camping tents during the summer. It is also known as a nudist beach, with a significant portion of its visitors choosing to sunbathe in the nude. For those planning to camp overnight, there is a nearby tavern where one can purchase cold water and breakfast.