
1. Brighton Beach

2. Lower Largo Beach, Fife

3. Leysdown Shellness Naturist Beach, Kent
With up to 100 nudists visiting this beach on busy weekends in the summer, you can expect a fun and lively day out at Leysdown. Located just a short distance away from Leysdown beach, a hidden stretch of and shingles and shells make way for the nudists. Despite the temperature being generally warm, Leysdown can get windy, so make sure to bring windbreakers!4. Budleigh Salterton, Devon
New to the nudist experience? Budleigh Salterton may be the place to start. With a two-mile pebble beach clearly signposted with the nudist section, there is plenty of space to spread out and enjoy basking in the summer heat without feeling conscious of others. Budleigh Salterton is a small and quiet seaside town, making it the perfect location for retired naturist swimmers or people who simply don’t want to be within the hustle and bustle.5. Blackgang Beach, Isle of Wight

6. Slapton Sands, Devon
Despite not being recognised as a nudist beach, Slapton Sands is a much-loved hotspot for naturists. Boasting crystal clear waters and vast expanses of sand, this beach will make you feel like you are bathing on an exotic island. As a result of a landslip, access to the original nudist section became impossible. Now, naturists can use the closer, northern section of the beach, making it more accessible for nudists.7. Perran Sands Beach, Cornwall

8. Porthkidney Beach, Cornwall
This secluded and vast beach is perfect for someone not quite used to nudist swimming. With plenty of shades enclaves and sand dunes, you can be sure to seek some privacy whilst trying out this new activity. Situated just two miles from the picturesque harbour town of St Ives, Porthkidney makes the perfect spot to strip off before heading back to town for some drinks and food.9. Studland Beach, Dorset
Suited to more experienced naturists, Studland beach is a very famous attraction for nudist swimmers. Dating back to the 1920s, Studland’s nudist section is in the middle of the 3 mile long stretch of sandy beach. With no shady spots or enclaves to hide yourselves away in, this beach is very much exposed and liberating yet no less fun!10. Fairlight Glen Beach, East Sussex
Much different to the other beaches mentioned in this article, Fairlight Glen Beach is surrounded by wild forests and beautiful views of Covehurst Bay. If you don’t fancy lounging on the sand all day, why not take a stroll through the vibrant wildflowers and connect with nature? This secluded spot makes for an idyllic getaway!Authors
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