ATTENTION : BEYOND THIS POINT, YOU MAY SEE NUDE BATHERS
Are you getting ready for your last beach blowout of the weekend this upcoming Labor Day? So excited you’re already packing? Suntan lotion. Check. Sunglasses. Check. Umbrella. Check. Beach blanket check. Cooler with beer and other necessary provisions. Check. Bathing suit? You’re not going to need that where you’re going!
South Beach, Virginia Beach, South Padre Island, and Malibu may be great places for many, but they don’t offer what you need – nude sunbathing and/or swimming. Besides, who wants to deal with the insane crowds and traffic. You not only seek to “get away from it all,” you want to “take it all off.”
While you may think this requires dusting off your passport and wondering if three days is enough for a jaunt on a European riviera or the Brazilian coast, many opportunities to beach bathe in the nude exist in the United States. And not just in Florida, the nudist resort capital of the country, due to its hefty older population and um, warm weather.
Part of the larger Haulover Beach Park, Haulover Beach is a rarity in the U.S. in that it’s a government-run clothing-optional beach. The clean beach features lifeguards, public restrooms and changing rooms and concessions. There’s also an unobtrusive police patrol, although the beach-goers tend to self-police and look out for each other as well. The beach can see as many as 7,000 visitors a day from all over the world and from every walk of life, and it’s consistently named one of the best nudist beaches in the world due to its pristine white sand, year-round perfect weather and family friendly, safe atmosphere.
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