Another beach from the 70s. Accessible by bus or car. 3 different beaches to to experience peace and an enjoyable swimming.

In Kalotaritissa Bay, so named after the nearby hamlet, are three not very big beaches. If one speaks of Kalotaritissa Beach one usually means the a bit larger middle one, which is also called 'Mesa Ammos' (middle sand) or 'Vlychos'. Due to the nearby settlement with a tavern free camping and nudism - just as at Stavros - are not allowed, as is written on a sign. People, who don't feel like wearing textiles at a beach, can walk on a path for about 10 minutes to the Trypiti Beach in the same bay (for which is a separate entry at Tripadvisor). Not so clear is the situation at the smaller beach, close the the middle Messa Ammos, called 'Sapounochoma', thus 'Soap Earth' beach. All three beaches here offer no natural shade and consist of sand and small pebbles. To get here, one can take hike No 1 from Stavros, which takes about 90 minutes. The first part, up to a saddle, is rather dull, but after that one has nice views of Kalotaritissa bay, more so if one takes the about 1 hour long detour up to Mount Papas, the islands highest peak. When I walked around Donoussa island in September 1988 there were 4 families living in Kalotaritissa without electricity and nor road. I then wrote: 'One of the remotest places I have seen in Greece'. Now one can come by car or use the regular bus service in season, which takes 30 minutes from or to Stavros with stops near other beaches en route.