Naturism in Italy

A vast naturist stretch of sandy beach and dunes in contrada Bulala, between the Scolmatore canal and the mouth of the Dirillo, near the Biviere di Gela.

The naturist stretch of Capo Rasocolmo, beyond the sand mountains of San Saba, in an isolated portion of Messina's Tyrrhenian coastline.

A naturist river beach about one hundred meters long along the Sesia river, surrounded by woods and composed of sand, gravel, and stones.

A wide stretch of fine sand at the northern end of Lido di Volano, nestled between the open sea, sand dunes, and the pine forest of the Po Delta.

Three small coves, fine gravel naturist beach at the foot of the Troncone cliff, just outside Marina di Camerota along the Mingardo coast.

The Capocotta naturist oasis, on the public beach of the Roman Coastline Nature Reserve, featuring golden sand, protected dunes, and seasonal services.

Four hundred meters of naturist beach along the long shore of Feraxi, featuring light sand, shallow waters, and a coastal lagoon in the background.

A pebbly naturist beach along the Costa dei Trabocchi, featuring two hundred meters of public shoreline north of the Punta Le Morge trabocco.

A long naturist sand and seashell beach in front of the Is Benas pond, set among large dunes and the pine forest of the Sinis coast.

The historic naturist beach of Bassona, between Lido di Dante and the mouth of the Bevano river, featuring sand, protected dunes, and the Pineta di Classe behind it.

A light-sand naturist beach in the Termitosa area, nestled between Bosco della Marina, the dunes, and the long coastline of Castellaneta Marina.

The three naturist coves at the northern end of Porto Ferro, between Torre Bianca and Torre Negra, in a golden-sand bay exposed to the mistral wind.

A long pebbled beach in the Punta Aderci Reserve, north of Vasto, with a secluded area frequented and monitored by naturists.

The naturist beach at the mouth of the Piave river, within the protected environment of the Laguna del Mort, accessible by a long walk from Eraclea Mare.

A secluded bank of the Adda River among pebbles and woods, reachable on foot and frequented by naturist groups.

A stretch of free-access naturist beach between posts 13 and 15 at Lecciona, surrounded by dunes and the Macchia Lucchese within the Migliarino Park.

A large naturist holiday village and campsite on Calabria’s Ionian coast, with direct access to the beach, tree-shaded pitches and a wide range of services

A sandy, dune-backed stretch of the Capalbio coastline, within the nature reserve, frequented for many years and regularly monitored by naturist associations

A free naturist beach in the San Fili district on the coast of Stignano, with a level, barrier-free approach.