Rules and etiquette at the Naturist Village: the essentials
Discover the code of conduct, the photo ban and the essential rules for a peaceful holiday in naturist Cap d’Agde.
Naturist ethics and nudity
Naturism is at the heart of the village’s identity. On the beach, full sunbathing and swimming naked are the norm (if the weather allows it). However, nudity may be refused in supermarkets, bakeries or some restaurants in the evening. Always bring a sarong or light clothing.
Strict ban on photography
To protect the anonymity and privacy of holidaymakers (many of whom seek the utmost discretion), photos and videos are strictly forbidden in public places, on the beach and in clubs. Flaunting a smartphone is very much frowned upon and can lead to confiscation or expulsion.
Respect, tolerance and consent
The Village Naturiste du Cap d’Agde brings together families, couples, singles and followers of the libertine lifestyle. Living side by side relies on strict mutual respect. Any bothersome exhibitionist behaviour or sexual harassment is reprimanded by the village security service (open 24/7). Read our safety tips.
