I've noticed that most good nudist beaches are remote. Mt favourites are at the end of a rough track. Some of those tracks are steep and heavily rutted. This is where a 4X4 comes in handy.
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- MEMemberJun 1, 2017
Our local nudist beaches vary considerably in the type of access to them. The favourite one has a 20-30 min walk through ancient woods alongside a small stream down quite steep steps from the nearest parking places. Its a beautiful route to a beautiful 100% natural place, perfect for being naturally naked at. The next nearest nudist beach is a few minutes walk along a fairly flat beach from the nearest parking spot. Its just a beach with a few groynes, nothing very interesting on the walk there like the other one, but its a nude beach so thats OK.
Other favourite nudist beaches often involve a bit of a trek getting there as you say Olly. Its OK for us as we like walking and are quite fit, but it does stop less fit nudists from visiting them, but it also stops many who might otherwise go there to look at nudists, rather than to be nude. Places that need an effort to get to are also likely to be more natural, something that appeals to a lot of nudists.
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