LITTLE BANANA

🚌Bus Stop 26+ 15min Walk
🍃VibeQuiet & Free
🏖️StyleNaturist Friendly
🌅SunsetPure Magic

Seclusion and Crystal Waters

Little Banana is the smaller, quieter neighbor of Big Banana, tucked away behind a rocky headland. Known for its turquoise waters and fine golden sand, it is the most famous naturist-friendly beach on the island. Despite its reputation for freedom and seclusion, it maintains a very high standard of cleanliness and natural beauty, largely due to the surrounding pine forest and the Elivi resort's care.

Little Banana Bay Turquoise Water Little Banana

Where to Eat & Drink

Little Banana Bar

A charming, laid-back wooden beach bar offering chilled drinks and a peaceful soundtrack to your day.

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Nest Pool Bar

Located just above the bay, offering a more sophisticated setting for light snacks and cocktails.

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Grace Restaurant

A short walk away, offering fine Mediterranean dining with an incredible view of the western coast.

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Atmosphere & Activities

The vibe at Little Banana is one of absolute relaxation and mutual respect. While it is the primary spot for naturists on Skiathos, everyone is welcome to enjoy the pristine environment. The water here is often calmer than at Big Banana, making it ideal for long, peaceful swims. The beach is unpretentious, allowing the natural landscape to take center stage.

How to Reach

To reach Little Banana, take the bus to **Stop 26 (Koukounaries)**. Follow the uphill path towards the Elivi Hotel and look for the signs pointing towards "Little Banana." It is a scenic walk of about 15 minutes through the pine forest, or you can use the resort's shuttle service if available.

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💡 Insider Tip

Little Banana offers one of the most intimate sunset experiences on the island. Because it is smaller and more enclosed than Big Banana, the orange and pink hues of the sky feel much closer. It is the perfect place to end your day if you want to escape the crowds of the larger beaches.

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