Ibiza and Formentera are probably the world’s best excuses to leave your swimsuit in your suitcase. They lie right next to each other off the Spanish Mediterranean coast, but the difference in vibe between the two can be massive. So which one belongs on your next nude beach holiday? Let’s break it down. First, a Word About Nudity in Spain Spain is famously relaxed about nudity, and the general rule of thumb is … Read more
Australia has thousands of kilometres of coastline, and scattered along it are some seriously good nude beaches. It’s hard to pick favourites, but we’ll give it our best shot. From Sydney’s harbour coves to Perth’s Indian Ocean waves, from Adelaide’s historic cliffs to the pristine shores of New South Wales, these five beaches each have their own character, their own crowd, and their own very good reasons for earning a spot on this list. … Read more
The other day, we were having lunch with about 10 strangers when someone turned to us and asked: “What do you guys do?” We’ve been in this situation many times before, and meanwhile, we know the drill. We have a quick glimpse at each other, and in not much more than a second and without saying a single word, we come to a unanimous decision on the question “Are we going to tell the truth? … Read more
We still remember our first nude beach experience. The nerves, the overthinking, the wondering if this will all turn into one of those embarrassing stories that keep following you for the rest of your life. Spoiler alert: It didn’t. In fact, within less than half an hour, the whole thing felt surprisingly normal. Which is exactly the point, really. If you’re considering your first clothes-free beach visit, you’re probably cycling through a familiar pattern … Read more
Australia’s southern and western coasts offer completely different approaches to clothes-free beach days. Around Adelaide, you’ll find dramatic cliffs, bright white sands that seem almost unreal, and remote freshwater shores that feel like the edge of the world. Around Perth, the scene shifts to reliable city beaches and wide stretches of Indian Ocean coastline. We visited both regions in December 2025, and what struck us most was how different the nude beach cultures in … Read more
Corsica has a way of feeling like two worlds at once. There are mountains that look close enough to touch, forests that smell like warm resin, and a coastline that shifts between rugged and postcard-perfect. At Bagheera Naturist Resort, that contrast quickly became our daily routine, start the morning in the shade of eucalyptus trees, stepping out into open light, and within minutes be on sand that stretches so far it never feels like a … Read more
Alexis Alexis is the artist behind Symbiose, a project that has spent the last decade exploring the intersection of body art and naturism across France. Alexis treats the human form not as a blank canvas to be “erased,” but as an active collaborator in a dialogue. In this guest post, he reflects on his unique artistic process, the logistical reality of touring naturist resorts, and his commitment to portraying the human body in its most … Read more
Some naturist resorts seem like treasures that you need to discover on your own. Others are so out and about that they actually become towns that simply decided the wardrobe was optional. Charco del Palo and Vera Playa sit on opposite ends of that spectrum, and that contrast is exactly what makes them such an interesting pair. Both places offer a sense of freedom, the difference lies in which kind of freedom you prefer … Read more
Corsica always finds a way to surprise us, even though we have visited several times before. But truth to be said, the previous times we hadn’t seen much more of the place than the Linguizzetta coast. As it’s home to Corsica’s most famous nude beach, why would we bother venturing further along the coast? Well, because we’re curious. A place that had been on our bucket list for a while was La Chiappa, in … Read more
Every year during the last days of December, that same old question pops up again: “Where did we celebrate New Year’s Eve last time?”. It sounds like such an insignificant thing, but in a way, it very well defines what we do. Our life as digital nomads. Always somewhere, rarely for long. In the past, we’ve found ourselves celebrating the start of a new year way before everyone else at a naturist campground in … Read more