Last Updated on November 21, 2025
Looking for places around the world to enjoy naturist or clothing-optional travel? These destinations offer relaxed environments where social nudity is normal and accepted. This guide highlights some of the best nude-friendly and naturist resorts worldwide, from beachside hotels to all-inclusive retreats designed for travellers who prefer clothing-optional holidays in a respectful, in a respectful, body-positive environment.
Top Nude-Friendly and Naturist Resorts Around the World
Below is our curated selection of the best nude-friendly and naturist resorts across Europe, the Caribbean, Asia, and beyond, chosen for their facilities, beach access, and welcoming approach to social nudity.
1. Grand Lido Negril Au Naturel Resort – All Inclusive
The clear blue waters, amazing weather, friendly locals and delicious local Caribbean foods, and the fact that you can enjoy this resort hotel in your birthday suit make this a fantastic location.
Grand Lido has its own private beach on which you can stroll around au natural and relax.
It’s a five-star resort and includes the chance to do activities such as play tennis, water sports, or, for you, if you want a more leisurely experience, a bar on the beach!
>> Learn more about Gran Lido Au Naturel, Jamaica
2. Naturist Angel Naturist Club Hotel (Couples Only), Greece
If you fancy a naturist holiday in Europe, the ‘Angel Club’ hotel is a great place if you like meeting other naturists.
With its own swimming pool and with its own tropical style garden, the hotel is around 500 meters from the local naturist beach.
There’s plenty to do locally, including with the pool, local beach, Rhodes, a short 20-minute drive, and the chance to do water sports locally.
>> Learn more about Angel Club Hotel
3. Finca Soñada – B&B, Spain
Situated in the Gayanes area of Spain, Finca Soñada is a 25-minute drive from Gandía.
The naturist B&B comes with its own swimming pool, includes WiFi (in case you are working while you travel), and they have a BBQ set-up which they often use to cook breakfast.
For a fee, they will collect you and drop you off at the nearest airport, which is Alicante Airport.
There’s a lovely little village nearby, and the hosts, Valarie and Luke, are extremely friendly and hospitable, and this is a great place for a relaxing clothes-free holiday by the pool.
>> Learn more about Finca Sonada
4. Barefeet Naturist Resort, Bangkok
If you are travelling in Thailand and will be in Bangkok, the best clothing-optional and naturist accommodation we have come across is at Barefeet!
They have their own bar and swimming pool, and offer airport collection and drop-off (extra fee), and it’s a small but very friendly and cosy place to strip off and enjoy a stay in Bangkok.
They have a great cook who provides delicious Thai food, and overall, this is a great place for meeting other naturists and for using as a base to explore the city of Bangkok.
It is not the most central location-wise, but if you want to combine Bangkok with a clothes-free lifestyle, then Barefeet is your place!
>> Learn more about Barefeet Accommodation
5. Blue Naiharn Naturist Resort Phuket
Located in Phuket, Blue Naiharn is another option if you are visiting Thailand on your travels and if you are looking for a naturist-style stay.
The facilities are fantastic, with a rooftop terrace, a bar, and a swimming pool, and they also have a sauna (and you can pay for a massage). You can explore Rawai Beach, which is just over 1 mile away, so it’s about a 20-minute walk.
Patty and Golf are wonderful hosts and are always there to guide you and help you make the most of your stay.
A very friendly naturist resort and great for meeting others. One of our favourite places on this list!
>> Learn more about Blue Naiharn in Phuket
6. Almanuda Naturist Village
Located within a short drive of the capital, Rome (it’s about 30km) and 20 km from Viterbo, Almanuda provides a wonderful view of the local lake, and it is a great place to relax and strip off, with its secluded location.
They have an indoor and outdoor pool and a bar area. A Lovely place to stay if you are driving or travelling through Italy.
>> Learn more about Almanuda Naturist accommodation
7. Koversada Naturist Mobile Homes, Croatia
Aside from Le Cap d’Agde in France, Koversada is one of the most famous locations for naturists worldwide, and it’s not hard to see why.
Koversada is set in a stunning location in Vrsar, Croatia, and this resort is very well run, has excellent facilities and what is there not to like?
With a 4-mile-long beach and fantastic summer weather, this is a great option.
>> Learn more about Koversada Naturist Village
8. Cap d’Agde Naturist Resort, France
Well, it wouldn’t be possible to have a list without including Cap d’Agde, the world’s biggest resort of its kind.
The resort has everything you could need to stay for many months and without the need to ever leave the resort itself.
Inside the naturist town, you will find:
- Several hotels, camp sites, apartments, and villas to stay in
- Dozens of shops and supermarkets
- A mile-long sandy beach
- Beach bars
- A dozen-plus nightclubs, saunas, and bars.
>> Learn more the Oz Inn hotel in Cap d’Agde
9. Clover Spa Hotel and B&B, Birmingham, UK
Clover Spa is a small and friendly hotel-style B&B run by Tim Higgs. It’s a friendly place to stay and not too far from the centre of Birmingham in England.
They have a refreshments area, outdoor jacuzzi, sauna, and wellness treatment rooms.
Tim also organizes different events, such as a couple of weekends, once a month.
>> Learn more about Clover Spa Hotel
10. FlevoNatuur B&B, Holland
Back to Europe, if you are visiting Holland, then FlevoNatuur B&B is an excellently run naturist-friendly place to stay and is run by Lisse and her husband.
FlevoNatuur is the most well-known naturist location in Holland, and it’s located 20 km from Utrecht and roughly 50 km from Amsterdam.
This B&B is in a naturist park, so you have access to the B&B jacuzzi but also to the park’s facilities, including the supermarket and swimming pool.
>> Learn more about FlevoNatuur
11. Noosa Edge Retreat
Down under in Australia, Noosa Edge Retreat is a great option and a place we also love to stay at.
This retreat is just a 10-minute drive to the local town of Noosa Heads, and you can also visit the nearby Everglades.
The resort itself is set in its own tropical gardens and provides a swimming pool, wellness area, and plenty more.
Also, it is just 10 minutes from the local naturist beach at Alexandria Bay.
>> Learn more about Noosa Edge Retreat
12. Costa Natura, Spain
One more of our favourites and a place we have been to a couple of times now is Costa Natura.
Although not as big in scale as Cap d’Agde, Costa Natura has the benefit of all-year-round sunshine, and the village here has a 300-meter beach, pool, restaurant, and bar.
For a quiet and relaxing naturist break with almost guaranteed sunshine, Costa Natura is a good option.
>> Learn more about Costa Natura accommodation
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Frequently Asked Questions About Naturist Resorts
What Is a Nude or Naturist Resort?
A nude or naturist resort is designed for people who enjoy spending time without clothing in a relaxed social setting. Areas such as pools, beaches, bars, and on-site restaurants are common in some built-up clothing-optional resorts, and many guests choose to remain undressed throughout their stay. Resorts usually have simple expectations and community-minded guidelines so everyone—first-timers included—can feel comfortable and respected.
What Are the Rules or Etiquette at a Naturist Resort?
Most naturist resorts ask guests to follow simple courtesy rules such as using a towel when sitting, respecting personal space, avoiding photography without consent, and behaving as you would in any shared public setting. These guidelines help everyone feel comfortable, especially first-timers.
Are Naturist Resorts Suitable for First-Timers?
Yes. Many people visit a naturist resort for the first time to relax, build confidence, or simply enjoy the freedom of a clothing-optional holiday. Resorts are generally welcoming, and it’s common to start by staying clothed until you feel comfortable.
Do You Have to Be Naked All the Time?
No. Most naturist resorts are clothing-optional rather than clothing-mandatory, meaning you can dress when you want, whether that’s for comfort, weather, or confidence. Beach areas, pools, and wellness spaces may encourage nudity, while restaurants and shops sometimes require a cover-up. It’s about comfort, not pressure.
