Tag: France
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Naturism in Réunion: The Indian Ocean’s Only Naturist Beach
Réunion Island holds the Indian Ocean’s only naturist beach tradition: the tolerated Plage de la Souris Chaude. The honest guide to its strange legal status, the shark-crisis swimming rules, and how to visit.
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Naturism in France: The Complete Guide to the World’s Naturist Capital
France is the world’s number one naturist destination: about 2.5 million French practitioners, two million visiting naturist tourists, 100-plus naturist centers and a century of history from 1920s gymnosophy to the Cap d’Agde naturist city. The legal framework, the etiquette, the numbers, and every naturist region covered.
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Naked in Paris: The Complete Guide to Urban Naturism in Paris
You can be a naturist without leaving Paris: three nude swimming evenings a week at the Piscine Roger Le Gall, an official naturist meadow in the Bois de Vincennes run by the city since 2017, a naturist spa in the Marais, nude yoga and the ANP community – plus the Héliomonde day trip. Schedules, prices,…
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Naturist Corsica: The Official Beaches, Riva Bella and the Island’s Wild Coves
Corsica hides France’s longest officially decreed naturist coastline: nine kilometres of sand at Linguizzetta, anchored by the Riva Bella naturist resort with its seawater spa. Plus La Chiappa at Porto-Vecchio, the tolerated wild coves of Saleccia and Erbaju, naturist sailing, and the myth-busting truth about Palombaggia.
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Naturism on the French Riviera and in Provence: Île du Levant, Pampelonne and the Official Coves
The French Riviera invented European naturist tourism in 1931 on Île du Levant, where the village of Héliopolis still runs clothing-optional beside a military missile range. Plus the official naturist zones at Pampelonne and Fréjus, the naturist cove at Marseille, and Provence’s inland naturist resorts. Ferries, rules and seasons explained.
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The Atlantic Naturist Coast of France: CHM Montalivet, Euronat and La Jenny
Europe’s oldest and largest naturist resorts hide in the pine forests of the French Atlantic coast: CHM Montalivet (1950, the birthplace of modern naturist tourism), Euronat (335 hectares, Europe’s largest by land), and La Jenny with the world’s only naturist golf course. Official naturist beaches, prices, seasons and how to get there.
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Cap d’Agde Naturist Village: The Complete Guide to the World’s Largest Naturist Town
Inside the gated naturist town at Cap d’Agde, France: 40,000 people in August, its own supermarkets, marinas and nightclubs, two kilometres of naturist beach. History since 1956, honest advice on the family vs libertine scene, access passes, where to stay and how to get there.