List

East Sussex

NT car park and a staircase descends to a pebble beach under white cliffs

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East Sussex

Official beach on Brighton's city seafront. Very popular. No shade or cover - very open. Lots of tourists. Pebble beach. Easy access.

East Sussex

Sand dunes at the far end of a small resort's long sandy beach.

East Sussex

Great hidden sandy beach in a beautiful setting surrounded by a forest. Long 500 feet (150m) descent, the last part thanks to a locally maintained home-made staircase

East Sussex

Very quite. Flat shingle beach on rare un-built-up part of the south coast

East Sussex

Quite beach in from of Rye nature reserve

Hampshire

Steep descent, almost scrambling - there's a rope to help - to a great hidden beach

Closed

Hampshire

MOD land overlooking the Solent. The MOD are actively asking naturists to leave. Nearby Meon recommended.

Hampshire

Quiet pebble beach on the west side of the Solent Estuary

Hampshire

Busy shingle city beach at the end of the Portsmouth / Southsea seafront. Jun-17: The battle with developer's has been won for now.

Hampshire

Quiet. Shingle beach on the east side of the Solent, overlooking the estuary

Kent

Long easy walk, or short steep descent down into the Warren, an under-cliff, to a hidden beach overlooking the Channel to France

Kent

Flat sand dunes at the quiet end of a spectacular sandy beach backed by low white cliffs. Easy access.

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Kent

A long drive to a flat shingle beach at the far end of the island. Easy access - free parking next to beach.

Warning

Kent

Short walk out to a beach on a small flat headland - a rare quiet / rural spot on the north Kent coast. New coast path passes nearby.

Closed

Kent

The promenade has been extended, so this area is now part of the main seafront. No longer used by naturists

Kent

An expensive car-park on a private estate, or a long but easy walk, to a quiet beach.

West Sussex

Quite. Pebble beach a short walk through a picturesque nature reserve from a remote Church

Warning

West Sussex

This area has changed dramatically due to the seawall being breached to create tidal wetlands RSPB reserve.

West Sussex

Secluded and tranquil pebble beach hidden in front of a working port behind a tall sea wall. Good access - near Hove centre. Many regular users.

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Cornwall (north coast)

Large sandy beach backed by sand dunes. Naturism is now allowed on the beach only, but not in the dunes.

Cornwall (north coast)

Sandy beach on North Cornwall coast near Hayle. Backed by the St Ives branch rail line. Access via coast path. Naturists keep to the dunes.

Cornwall (north coast)

NW facing rock bound cove with pebble beach below high cliffs. Moderate/Easy trail down from cliff top path

Cornwall (south coast)

3 small coves at the bottom of a trail down from the cliff top path. Pebble beaches.

Cornwall (south coast)

Small coves with rocky outcrops, mix of pebbles and sand, at the bottom of a trail down from cliff top path.

Cornwall (south coast)

Beautiful little cove on the north Cornwall coast near St Ives, down a fairly good trail from the cliff top coast path

Cornwall (south coast)

Near Prussia Cove east of Penzance. Great beach. Clear water. Fantastic view. Use rocks on the far side.

Cornwall (south coast)

Stunningly beautiful south facing beach near Lands End. Steep path down. Beach useable at mid / low tide only

Cornwall (south coast)

Pretty coarse sand beach backed by steep sloping hill. Easy path down.

Devon (north coast)

Small sandy coves with access from Bude or Northcott Mouth

Devon (north coast)

Enourmous, long, flat, wide sandy beach backed by dunes, near Ilfracomb

Devon (north coast)

Steep walk down to delightful little cove on north facing Exmoor coast

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Devon (south coast)

Western end of the main town beach. Well used. Pebble / shingle beach by cliffs.

Devon (south coast)

Not as spectacular as other nearby beaches, but easy access along the seafront from the town centre

Devon (south coast)

Small cove below high cliffs near Torquay town centre. Beach and path down from cliffs suffers from rock falls.

Devon (south coast)

Near Dartmouth. Access via 1/3 mile walk along pebble beach backed by cliffs. Naturist camp site nearby.

Devon (south coast)

1km flat walk, then steep downhill trail, to secluded beach

Dorset

Picturesque sandy beach backed by low cliffs

Dorset

Steep but safe path down, then 1/3 mile walk along a pebble beach backed by tall chalk cliffs

Closed

Dorset

Sandy beach below a low cliff on a headland south of Chichester Harbour. Seems abandoned by naturists.

Dorset

Secluded, pictureque, NT owned south facing beach in Purbeck, east of Weymouth. Level access from village, or NT car park on cliffs above.

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Dorset

Official. Well known. Near Bournemouth. 1km section of sandy beach backed by dunes and NT pay carparks. Shallow sea protected by sandbar good for swimming

Dorset

NW of Weymouth. Fine shingle beach protected by shingle bank from the coast path. SW facing. No shade. 1km walk downhill from Swyre village, or 1km along beach from road access

Anglesey

Large sandy beach, backed by pine forest, about 2km walk from car park

Brigend

2km walk through low dunes to sandy beach, south of Port Talbot steel plant

Carmarthenshire

Massive beach backed by pine forest, and dunes at the far end. Some council hostility to naturists.

Carmarthenshire

East of Tenby. 2km walk to the cliff top, then a good but steep trail down to a secluded sandy south facing beach.

Official

Gwynedd

Enormous sand dune backed sandy beach. 1 mile long 'official' area. Great for swimming. Long history of naturist usage

Swansea

Near dunes at north end of large, wide, stunningly beautiful sandy beach backed by grass covered hills, with great sea views of Carmarthamshire coastline

Swansea

Large, hidden, quiet sandy beach backed by dunes and pine forest. Greate sea views.

Cumbria

Remote sand dunes at north end of Walney Island, off SW corner of Cumbria.

Closed

Lancashire

Pretty NT beach north of Liverpool. No longer used by naturists due to Police/Owners/Council hostility.

Warning

Lancashire

Pretty NT beach north of Liverpool. Police/Council hostility. Be very discreet.

Fife

SE of Dundee. Long sandy beach, backed by dunes and forest. Walk about 1km either south or north of the access point

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North Ayrshire

Official. SE of Glasgow. Long beach. Gritty sand backed by concrete breakwater.

Official

North Ayrshire

Official. Very remote. Very quiet.

Northumberland

North of Newcastle. Sandy beach backed by dunes. Shallow sea.

Northumberland

Big sandy beach backed by dunes. Near Lindisfarne / Holy Island, between Edinburgh and Newcastle

Lincolnshire

Access along the sea wall path from Horseshoe Point car park now fine

Warning

Yorkshire

Sandy beach with low clay cliffs south of Bridlington. Continued Council hostility to naturists.

Essex

Shingle. Not the prettiest beach, but very popular due to location. See trip reports.

Official

Norfolk

Large, well known, sandy beach backed by dunes and forest, on north Norfolk coast. Access issues now resolved - naturism on beach only, not in the dunes.

Norfolk

Sandy beach / Sand dunes nature reserve, north of Great Yarmouth

Suffolk

North of Lowesoft. Not the prettiest beach. Its 'official' status has been withdrawn, but its still used.

Dublin

Sandy beach north of Dublin

Dublin

Kerry

Long sandy beach backed by sand dunes.

Munster

Quiet coves, SW of Cork

Munster

Sand dune backed beach. SW of Cork

Wexford

Long sandy beach backed by woods. North of Wexford

Wicklow

Sandy beach beacked by dunes south of Dublin

Official

Costa Brava

Official. Beautiful sandy cove. Beach Cafe. Easy walk from free parking.