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Naturist holidays in Italy

Italy's naturist scene is small and discreet: a short list of official beaches, a few agriturismo-style resorts and superb thermal spas.

Planning a clothing-optional trip? Italy's naturist scene is small and discreet: a short list of official beaches, a few agriturismo-style resorts and superb thermal spas.

The draw is straightforward: officially recognised spiagge naturiste, sardinian coves with turquoise water, thermal spa towns and naturist agriturismi in tuscany. Begin with Lido di Dante, Ravenna and work outwards.

Work down into Sardinia and Tuscany for the detail; each has a different mix of coast, campsites and clubs.

Why naturists choose Italy

  • Officially recognised spiagge naturiste
  • Sardinian coves with turquoise water
  • Thermal spa towns
  • Naturist agriturismi in Tuscany

Beaches, resorts and saunas in Italy

Beach

Lido di Dante, Ravenna

One of Italy's best-known official naturist beaches.

Beach

Capocotta, Rome

A dune beach with a recognised naturist section near the capital.

When to go and what the rules are

Timing and manners matter more here than anything else. June to September, with Sardinia warm into October. Outside designated beaches, Italian law is strict. Stick to the recognised spots.

Best time to visit
June to September, with Sardinia warm into October.
Etiquette & law
Outside designated beaches, Italian law is strict. Stick to the recognised spots.

Naturist regions of Italy

Reviewed naturist venues in Italy

Rated by members who have actually stayed.

Naturist Italy FAQ

Is Italy good for a naturist holiday?

Italy's naturist scene is small and discreet: a short list of official beaches, a few agriturismo-style resorts and superb thermal spas. Start with Lido di Dante, Ravenna, Capocotta, Rome.

When is the best time for a naturist trip to Italy?

June to September, with Sardinia warm into October.

What are the nudity rules in Italy?

Outside designated beaches, Italian law is strict. Stick to the recognised spots.

Where can you go naked in Italy?

Lido di Dante, Ravenna (beach) is the obvious starting point — one of Italy's best-known official naturist beaches.