Village Naturiste Cap d'Agde, Naturist community and campsite in Cap d'Agde, France
Village Naturiste Cap d'Agde is an enclosed complex on the French Mediterranean coast with accommodations, shops, and restaurants alongside a beach. The site provides all facilities for living without clothes in one central location.
The site began in the late 1960s as a simple naturist settlement and became a regulated community with access control by the 1970s. This development made it one of the first organized places of its kind in France.
The site has become a gathering place where people spend their daily lives without clothes, from shopping to dining. This has created its own community culture where nudity is entirely normal during daylight hours.
Visitors must purchase admission at the entrance gate, with different rates available for day visits or extended stays. Comfortable shoes are recommended since the grounds are large and require considerable walking.
What stands out is that nudity is accepted in everyday life here—people shop naked in the supermarket, visit the bank, or dine in restaurants. This makes it a place where this lifestyle is fully integrated into daily routines.
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