Nudist Beaches in Callington

Callington is a town located in Cornwall, United Kingdom. Nudist beaches are unique in that they allow for a sense of freedom and connection with nature that is unparalleled. This article presents a selection of such beaches in and around Callington.

Downderry beach, with its grey sand and shingle material, offers a picturesque setting for nudists. The eastern end of the beach, though challenging to access, is frequently visited by nudists who enjoy the privacy it provides. Snorkeling enthusiasts can explore the remains of the 'Gypsy' wreck, while the three bays to the east of Downderry are ideal for natural sunbathing. For those who prefer naturist vacations, the Carbeil Holiday Park, located half a mile from the village, offers a swimming pool and room for tents and caravans.

Looe beach, located in front of the old town, is sheltered by Banjo Pier and Mount Ararat. At low tide, the beach has a large gently sloping sandy area that is generally safe for swimming. The eastern end of the beach is rockier and less crowded than the western end, providing a more secluded area for nudists. Small coves with rocky outcrops can be found at the bottom of a trail down from the cliff top path, offering additional privacy.

For more details on these nudist beaches, including a map of their locations, refer to our guide below. The guide also provides a more extensive list of nudist beaches in the area, allowing you to explore and find the perfect spot for your naturist activities.