Last Updated on January 4, 2024
General Rules
Once you are inside the resort, you will have certain rules to follow. Some of these rules are unspoken but generally accepted rules by everyone and some others are
Dress Code in The Naturist Village
Clothing is optional within the resort but of course, it is a resort designed for people to shed their clothes and holiday as nature intended.
There is always an ongoing debate each year about the percentage of people who are dressed and only strip off when they reach the beach.
In keeping with the intention to maintain Cap d’Agde as a naturist resort, it is preferable to try and avoid using it as a textile resort unless you really have to.
Everyone accepts that if it is your first visit then you might need an hour or two to gather some bravado and going for your first walk around the resort as a
Our advice is to try and embrace the naturist culture and shed those clothes during the day-times when it is warm.
In the evening it is natural that some clothes are needed particularly because the temperature can drop in Agde quite a bit late in the evenings including in the summertime
Photos and Photography in the Resort
Taking photos and video of other people on the resort is strictly advised against and if you are caught doing this, expect other holidaymakers to get quite angry.
There is an unspoken rule that you do not photograph other people in the resort. Taking pictures of your partner or your own group is considered acceptable
General Behaviour
There are also several laws banning any sort of lewd or crude behaviour in the naturist quarter.
The best approach is a common-sense approach. Cap d’Agde is unique so there are opportunities to enjoy entertainment in one area of the beach or by visiting the foam parties or pool parties.
General drunken behaviour is extremely rare to see in this resort. In this respect, it is generally much safer and calmer than many holiday resorts.
Hygiene
It is expected that you place a towel or something similar to sit on if you take a seat in a bar or restaurant with a bare bottom.
This is for hygiene and is the rule that everyone always follows. Hygiene is taken seriously.
If you do not have a towel with you then sit on your sarong if you have one if in a bar or restaurant.
Approaching and meeting Others at Cap
It is natural on holiday to want to meet and mix with new people.
The general rule in a resort such as C
A great way also to meet others is to join our annual 1st Time Visitors Trips.
Access to the Resort
Access to the resort is for workers or for naturists staying here.
You can normally though access on a day pass and to do this, you need to pay at the front office by the main resort entrance.
Authors Info: Paul and Jo are based in Cap d’Agde, France in the naturist resort and provide help for travelers and visitors from around the world who want to visit the naturist village, here in France.
need camp sight and price
Hi Ed – You can find all of the camping pages through https://www.capdagdefrance.co.uk/camping/
Is it possible for a single 55 years old semi disabled male to enjoy a holiday in dagde?
Yes!
Great advice. I’m a Naturist and looking forward to my first visit in June.
It is not a naturist site any longer most people are clothed. Last September we felt out of place walking around except on the beach.
Why is the resort “clothing optional”? You go there to shed your clothes and that’s it.
If you want to be clothed just go elsewhere? As easy as that!!!
Anyway it is very uncomfortable with clothed people around !
Harry from South Africa
I agree Harry. Too many people these days wear sarongs and the such like. I wish it would return to pure naturist.
I had a great time last year. Very special place.
Delighted that you had a good time in Cap d’Agde Paul.
Can I roam in my birthday suit the whole time in Cap d’ Agde?
Indeed you can Sarah. 24 hours a day.
My wife and I are planning a trip to Europe again in 2022, I would just like to confirm that once inside the Village clothing is not required at anytime.
We are looking at getting there in Summer, what months are they ?
We stayed at a very good Nudist resort in Southern Spain last trip, and heard good reports about Cap d’Agde so we are looking forward our holiday there.
Hi Peter – Yes, once inside the resort you can live without clothes 24 hours a day if you wish to. In the late evenings though it can get a little chilly hence why people do wear something often in the evenings. The main summer months are June, July, and August at Cap.
Paul and Jo Thanks for that.
Hello Paul and Jo,
Are the campsites for motorhomes closed for the season now?
Ive been through your website and clicked where I needed to book, but all days/nights are crossed out until march next year (which is as far as it shows?)
Thank you
Yes, the campsite is closed from October to March.
Is it acceptable to go to restaurants in the evening (or any time of day) without clothes?
I’m a naturist, however my wife isn’t. Would we both be welcome in the village if my wife is clothed?
Thank you
Most lovely place.
I always look forward to going there
We sure hope the regular mousse party is back in 2022
Hi Mario – As I understand it they never stopped i.e. took place last year still.
Please could you tell me what time the reception office closes in the evenings in July 2022? Our flight does not land until 6 pm and we cannot get to the resort before 7 pm. Our booking is in Natureva hotel.
Hi paul – Natureva Hotel will give you info on how to enter the resort.
As I single man and a nudist of 53 will I be allowed in to place and can I go every we’re in by birthday suit 24/7 can I sleep nude as well
Yes.
Can I come as well as a single male
Yes