Rennes, located in Brittany, France, serves as a gateway to a selection of unique nudist beaches. Nudist beaches, also known as naturist beaches, offer a distinctive experience, allowing visitors to connect with nature in a more intimate and liberating way.
Beach du Verger is a serene sandy expanse located 17 kilometers from Saint-Malo. It spans 2 kilometers and features large rocks, a characteristic of Brittany's beaches, adding to the picturesque view of the sea. Adjacent to this beach lies a retro-littoral marsh, a unique ecosystem that houses specific flora and fauna. Plage de la Fourberie, located in the resort town of Saint-Lunaire, is known for its stunning turquoise waters, expansive sandy shore, and large rocks that dot the landscape. It offers a beautiful view of the nearby Cézembre Island and is surrounded by beautiful villines, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the location. Plage de Lourtuais, located on the Cap d'Erquy, is a well-known naturist beach enclosed by a picturesque scenery of pine woods, heathland, and blooming gorse and heather. The beach is also marked by its distinctive features such as the Hermitage cave and the Gargantua rock with its two open-air faults.
For more detailed information on these beaches, including a map and a more extensive list of nudist beaches in the area, refer to our guide below.
