Naturist / Nudist Beaches in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland

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• manek sangoi 22

  Jun-10

  It is real joy to step down to this pebble beach, with lovely sight of the Durdle Door and clean sea water. For those having difficulty to access this beach if it does not come in way of spoiling the natural beauty, to have a funicular railway would be a blessings. Rope way may mar the pleasure of the beautiful view. Have a nice trip! Manek Sangoi

• Anonymous

  Aug-05

  An absolute delight. Three visits over eight days saw about five other naturists in all and lots of walkers, some who often stopped for a (clothed) swim. People who walk this far on hard shingle do not worry about non-textiles. However, the beach IS overlooked from western coastal path descent and there was some shouting from teenage groups.

  Overall well worth the kilometre slog from steps - one mile from car park which is now about six pounds for the day. No sign of warnings against naturism. Very clear water and interesting underwater life.

• Anonymous

  Aug-03

  For most of the time there was just the two of us. We were not particularly close to the western end, as we'd "camped" where we could stow the food and drink in the shade of some rock. At first, there was a couple (she nude, he in shorts) at the far end, then they went. A little later a single bloke set up down that end and stripped. Later still a couple went right down the end (he nude, she in bikini bottoms). Perhaps four textile couples trundled up and back down. Also a textile chap with his two young textile kids spent a fair bit of time close to us, and messing around up the far end. He seemed completely unconcerned by us, and chatted happily a couple of times.

• Trip Report - Family visit 25 August

  Aug-02

  A superb day. Warm sunshine, relaxed atomosphere, water wonderful. One of those days when you cannot believe how lucky you are.

• Mike R, Wednesday July 17th

  Jul-02

  In contrast to Ringstead Bay, it is a delightful, if steep, ten minute clamber down to the beach. There was an ice cream van on the plateau that precedes the final vertiginous steps to sea level. Lots of people about, school parties and the usual beachgoers. This is a beautiful place, the sort that makes you wish you'd brought your camera.

  The west cove is to the right and it is only 10 minutes end to end. The first and largest section was well populated by textiles. The smaller second section, partly hidden from view till you get there, would be ideal for naturists - but there were none there, just a few textiles. The third and smallest section - probably inaccessible at high tide, was completely deserted. Oh dear! Where have all the naturists gone? (Answer: Studland, probably - it's only 15 miles away.)

  What a shame. Though the second section is a little cheek by jowl with the textiles, this could be an 8 out of 10 beach if given naturist legitimacy. If only they'd put a sign up as at Studland!

• Anonymous

  2002

  I have just taken my future wife to this beech for our first try at naturism, it was a great day out. We went to the far end and saw a few others which made us brave enough to join in. The experience of swimming and sun bathing naked was one not to be missed. The water quality for your information was excellent, clear and just like the med only cleaner.

• Anonymous

  2001

  The clamber down at Durdle Dor from the caravan park is not for the infirm, nor is the crunchy walk of perhaps 1/3 mile along the pebbles to the naturist cove. Last time I went we left the car just outside Lulworth and walked from there - coastal walking in this area is excellent, as long as the army ranges are clear. From things I've heard, it seems possible that during peak summer this year people were shedding costumes much closer to Durdle Door than the little cove at the end of the beach.

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