Some resorts are exactly what you expect them to be. A beach, a pool, some sunbeds, and a bar. Pleasant enough, but no real surprises. Riva Bella is not that kind of resort. We very well remember the moment when we arrived in this part of Corsica and started to understand the scale of the place, 79 hectares to be specific, and how we realised that it was going to take some time to figure … Read more
Most people planning a clothes-free holiday in Croatia head straight for Istria or start researching the islands. That’s understandable, both have well-established reputations. What fewer people realise is that the Makarska Riviera, a long stretch of Dalmatian coastline at the foot of the Biokovo mountains, might actually be the most densely packed nude beach area in the whole country. Nearly every town along the Riviera has at least one, often two, clothes-free options. That’s a … Read more
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
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
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
When we think of Tuscany, we think of its famous hills, vineyards, villages and towns that seem to be always crowded in the summer, but the coastline has a different story to tell. The atmosphere becomes much quieter, the sands stretch out and large parts of it seem completely ignored by the tourists that are so typical of the region. We had the luxury of spending days moving up and down the coast, trying … Read more
We very well remember our first time at Koversada as a place of almost endless paths, beaches, and pitches. It felt like a town that just happened to be largely naked. Needless to say that just like many others, we weren’t all too happy when last year the news dropped that the resort was going to reorganise. And not exactly in our favour. Koversada announced that as of 2025, it would become a split … Read more
Some destinations feel as if we have to negotiate every bare centimetre of skin. The Canary Islands are the opposite of that. From our very first visit, the archipelago felt like a place where the landscape, the light and the local rhythm all quietly agreed that being nude on the beach is completely normal. Seven main islands rise out of the Atlantic off the coast of Africa, yet they are part of Spain. They … Read more
Costa Calma is one of those places where the moment you drop your bags, you want to take your clothes off and start walking. The beaches seem endless, the air feels warm and light, and the whole coastline invites you to just keep going. From here in the southeast of Fuerteventura, you can walk nude all the way to Morro Jable, about twenty kilometres of sand, dunes, and turquoise water. Or if walking isn’t … Read more