Last Updated on October 18, 2023
Naturist travelers visiting Australia have the option to choose from almost every state in the country, with facilities, beaches and several camps and retreats in many regions.
The Australian climate is especially conducive to this form of travel and people from all around the world enjoy Australia each year.
1. Twin Falls Nature Retreat
Twin Falls Nature Resort is a popular nudist retreat is located in the county of New South Wales and actively promotes itself to naturist travelers.
Unless the weather is extremely severe, the inhabitants of the retreat do not wear any clothes.
The Twin Falls retreat sprawls over 100 acres and is truly a paradise for visitors.
You can learn more from their website here.
2. River Valley Naturist Resort
River Valley Resort is located in the heart of Victoria in Echuca and is very popular with Australians who appreciate clothing-optional locations.
Hence, booking in advance is advised before you venture into this retreat. You can get more information on the facilities and events they hold via www.riverisland.com.au.
3. Elephant Rock, Queensland
Although Queensland does not have any legal beaches for naturists but you can visit the Elephant Rock retreat which is located approximately two hours from Brisbane.
The retreat has excellent facilities and visitors will be treated to some excellent scenic views of Australian wildlife.
4. Sunseekers Inc
( 80 Richardson Rd, Hovea WA 6071, Australia)
Located in the beautiful state of Western Australia, this naturist retreat is surrounded by the Hovea hills, this club was established in 1962 and is a member of the International Naturist Federation.
This resort is perfect for you if you are a naturist living in or close to the Perth area, with the resort just over half an hour’s drive from Perth.
The club offers a range of facilities and services throughout the year including:
- Various accommodation options such as chalets< RV sports and camp pitches.
- Organized walks in the John Forrest National Park.
- Leisure and sports facilities including miniten, tennis, and a decent-sized swimming pool.
You can find their official website here and you can find a list of their annual events here.
5. Lake Saint Clair
This resort is extremely secluded and is a great place for both experienced naturists as well as first-timers.
It is located on the Limestone Coast in South Australia on the way from Beachport to Robe.
Learn more from their official website.
Further Resources and Information
- 6 best naturist beaches in Australia from Lonely Planet
- Australian Naturist Federation on Facebook.
- Australian Naturist Tan magazine.
Elephant Rock is located in the Scenic Rim approximately 90 minutes from the Queensland Gold Coast and Brisbane. It caters for first-time naturists as well as more seasoned ones. You can email them at: info@elephantrock.net