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Basking in the sun and swimming without clothes is a feeling of complete freedom for many. In Europe, there are a multitude of beautiful nudist beaches \u2013 from secluded coves to official naturist areas. The travel company TUI shares tips on some of the most popular and scenic nudist beaches across Europe for those who want to relax in the sun without swimwear.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Es Cavallet \u2013 Ibiza, Spain\u00a0
In the Salinas Nature Reserve, surrounded by sand dunes and pine forests, you'll find Es Cavallet \u2013 Ibiza's first official zone for sun-lovers without the requirement of swimwear. This nudist beach is also known for its white sand and vibrant atmosphere. Just a short drive away is Ibiza Town (Eivissa), the island's capital, where history, nightlife, and energy meet in a delightful blend.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

2. Caleta del Congrio \u2013 Lanzarote, Spain
<\/strong>Caleta del Congiro is part of a series of unspoiled beaches known as the Papagayo beaches. Formerly a nudist beach exclusively, over time it has become popular with both naturists and those who prefer to keep their swimwear on. Here you are surrounded by cliffs and sand dunes, while also being able to enjoy a refreshing dip in the clear, turquoise-blue water. To the west of the beach lies Playa Blanca, a tranquil holiday resort with palm trees, promenade, restaurants, and a marina \u2013 a perfect place to stay while you discover the freedom of Caleta del Congiro beach.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

3. Esquinzo Butihondo \u2013 Fuerteventura, Spain
<\/strong>Butihondo beach is a beautiful, long beach on the southwestern coast of Fuerteventura with a secluded area for naturists. The beach offers golden sand, turquoise waters, and less crowds than many other beaches on the island. In the same area is TUI MAGIC LIFE Fuerteventura, a comprehensive All Inclusive resort which also has a clothing-optional pool. Naturally, there are also pools at the hotel for those who prefer to keep their swimwear on.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

4. Plakias \u2013 Crete, Greece
<\/strong>Plakias is a charming coastal village in southern Crete, and the main beach in the village is wide and shallow with crystal-clear, lovely turquoise water. The eastern part of the beach, near Kakomouri cape, is popular with naturists. There is plenty of space to find your own quiet corner and the atmosphere is friendly and respectful. Plakias is located about 45 minutes from Crete's third-largest city, Rethymno, which offers many lovely hotels, sandy beaches, and restaurants.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

5. \u017divogo\u0161\u0107e FKK Beach \u2013 Makarska, Croatia
<\/strong>On the enchanting Makarska Riviera lies \u017divogo\u0161\u0107e FKK Beach, where crystal-clear waters meet an untouched pebble beach, surrounded by fragrant pine trees and dramatic mountains. The beach is located near the idyllic village of Igrane, offering a delightful mix of Croatian village life, cosy restaurants, and state-of-the-art hotels.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

6. Es Trenc - Mallorca, Spain
<\/strong>Es Trenc is one of Mallorca\u2019s most famous beaches, boasting crystal-clear waters, soft white sand, and several designated areas for naturists. If Es Trenc is on your list of beaches to visit during your trip to Mallorca, we recommend staying in the relaxing resort of Colonia Sant Jordi, which is just a couple of kilometres away. Here you can enjoy the catch of the day or a refreshing drink at one of the local restaurants, whilst listening to the sound of the waves.

7. Playa del Ingl\u00e9s \u2013 Gran Canaria, Spain
<\/strong>Playa del Ingl\u00e9s beach in Gran Canaria is one of Europe's most famous nudist beaches. You'll find the secluded naturist area in the southern part of the beach \u2013 between Maspalomas and Playa del Ingl\u00e9s \u2013 right in the middle of the impressive Maspalomas sand dunes. The rest of the beach is for clothed bathers, and the boundaries between the areas are clear. You can easily reach the beach from the popular resort of Maspalomas, where you can experience everything from golf and shopping to surfing and a wide selection of restaurants.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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