Playa Luna, Naturist beach in Ventanas, Chile
Playa Luna is a clothing-optional beach located along the Valparaíso Region coast, featuring about a kilometer of sandy shoreline designated for naturist activities. The beach stretches across a sheltered cove where visitors can swim and sunbathe freely.
The beach received its current name in 2000 when naturists relocated here from another location affected by development. This move marked the beginning of what would become Chile's sole officially recognized clothing-optional beach.
The beach welcomes visitors who come to experience clothing-optional swimming and sunbathing in a relaxed community setting. People from different social backgrounds share this space to enjoy freedom from everyday social norms.
The beach can be reached by traveling south from Viña del Mar or north from Papudo along coastal roads. Visitors should plan ahead since the location is somewhat remote and local conditions can vary with the season.
This is Chile's only officially recognized clothing-optional beach, and it was founded by naturism activist René Rojas. Its establishment made it a rare sanctuary for people seeking such a space in the country.
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