Trapezaki Beach FKK

Trapezaki Beach FKK sits near Mousata in the Kefallonia Regional Unit and is reached by road with a short walk to the shore. Access is open at all times with no set hours and no admission fee expected, although seasonal sunbeds may have a charge. Parking is small and informal near the beach access, so arrival in the morning or late afternoon is more relaxed in summer when spaces fill early. Public transport is limited, and a car or taxi from Mousata and nearby villages is the most practical choice for getting there and back. The shore combines sand and pebble with a mixed entry into clear Ionian water that is generally calm and most settled from June to September. The cove is relatively sheltered, but there is no regular lifeguard service expected, so swimmers should stay within personal limits and check conditions on arrival. The beach is generally quiet to moderate, becoming busier in summer, with half-day visits typical for swimming and sunbathing. Naturist use is reported on quieter stretches away from the main family area, while swimwear remains appropriate for shared sections. Facilities are basic, with limited toilets and showers and availability varying by season. Seasonal tavernas may operate near the beach, but visitors should still bring water, sun shelter and supplies. There is little natural shade and high sun exposure through midday, so an umbrella or sun shelter is important, especially for longer stays. Morning and late afternoon bring milder sun and calmer conditions. Dogs may be tolerated off-season, while restrictions can apply in summer, so dog owners should keep distance from other beach users.