When the rest of Europe starts pulling out scarves and jackets, Spain holds onto summer just a little longer. Autumn here feels like a second chance at the naked season. Or a third one… Maybe a fourth. With golden light, warm breezes, and long afternoons by the sea, it’s easy to forget that summer is already over. There will be indicators though, like fewer crowds, softer air, less chance for a sunburn, and a … Read more
This wasn’t the first time we visited Baldarin. In fact, the place brought back fond memories, as this was our very first destination in our Naked Wanderings journey. We were literally one day on the road, not knowing yet that many more years of this would follow. But you’re probably not here to listen to us getting all sentimental, you want to know what this resort is like. We immediately recognised the reception building … Read more
On France’s Mediterranean coast, naturist resorts are few and far between. Most are hidden inland, away from the rhythm of the sea. Sérignan Plage Nature is a rare exception. It’s a place where the sound of the Mediterranean Sea can always be heard in the background, where wellness and luxury intertwine with nature, and where every detail is carefully designed to make guests feel welcome. This was the second time we visited Sérignan Plage … Read more
When we think about the Dutch coast, images of wide sandy beaches, tall dunes, lots of nature, and the ever-present North Sea breeze immediately come to mind. What many don’t realise is that some of the country’s most vibrant cities, The Hague and Rotterdam, are also home to a generous collection of nude beaches within a short drive from their city centres. Between modern harbours and government palaces, there’s an entire world of sandy … Read more
When we first heard about nude beaches in the Camargue, we honestly weren’t sure what to expect. This wild corner of southern France, where the Rhône River meets the Mediterranean, felt more like cowboy country than a naturist paradise. But after exploring the region’s coastline, we discovered six incredible nude beaches that completely changed our perspective on this untamed delta. The Camargue is France’s answer to the Wild West, complete with pink flamingos, white … Read more
It’s been more than six years since we were last at Domaine de la Sablière. For many years, the resort had been on our bucket list because it’s one of the most popular naked getaways in France. It’s just that kind of place that seemed to appear on all bucket lists and on even more “Been there, got the t-shirt” lists. However, we can’t remember seeing Sablière t-shirts in the shop. What we didn’t … Read more
We have already been to Domaine de Bélézy a few times. It’s one of France’s most popular naturist resorts and appears on the bucket list of everyone who wants to spend some time without clothes in the country. If it’s not on yours yet, we’re sure it will be by the time you finish reading this blog post. But truth to be said, the resort’s popularity isn’t only because it’s such an amazing place. … Read more
Vera Playa is unlike anywhere else in Europe. It’s a place where you can walk naked through actual streets, grab a coffee at a terrace in your birthday suit, and live a true clothes-free life, not behind resort gates, but in a real community. But being so unique also makes it confusing. Where exactly can you be naked? How does it actually work? Where do you stay? Is it comfortable? When you haven’t been … Read more
When it comes to clothes-free destinations in the Canary Islands, Lanzarote rivals its bigger sister Fuerteventura. The options may not be as plenty and the beaches not as endless, but this northernmost island of the archipelago definitely offers some stunning and welcoming nude beaches, set to a dramatic black volcanic background. With its unique landscapes, year-round sunshine, and famously relaxed attitude toward nudity, Lanzarote has earned its reputation as one of Europe’s top clothes-free … Read more
This was the third time already that we visited Lavinia Naturist Resort. The first time was when they had just opened their doors, and the owners were still finding their way in the hospitality business. The second time was during COVID, a weird time for everyone and especially uncertain for those depending on the simple fact that people can travel. But we remember how they kept their heads high and instead of burying themselves in … Read more