For my favorite nude beach, we have to park on a street, walk down a street through a sub-division, and then across a big field until we get to the steep path to the beach. On the beach, it is textile to the left, and nude to the right. Everyone has to wear something, but sometimes not much. One time i saw a young lady get out of her car in just a thong bikini and walk down to the beach. I have seen girls walk down in just panties and t shirts. I usually just wear the shortest shorts i have and nothing under. Sometimes, when I get to the field, I will let the head of my dick peak out of the leg of my shorts. I usually see girls pull up their shorts or panties so that their ass cheeks are on show as they walk across the field. One lady was wearing just a sun dress. The farther she got across the field, the more the dress came open. By the time she got to the cliffs, it was completely open showing everyone her body. Many times people walked down the path to the beach naked even though it was textile beach on the left. No one seemed to complain.
Went to Gunnison yesterday and saw two men on the trail to the beach wearing only a g-string and one woman in a thong bikini.
While I believe in keeping the clothing on the trail to a minimum, I think this may have gone too far since thongs and g-string are generally not allowed in clothing required venues in NJ]
I think this may have gone too far since thongs and g-string are generally not allowed in clothing required venues in NJ]
Does that mean you have to take them off (and go naked)?
When in Europe I saw identical signs in two places meaning opposite things. The signs said No Swimwear. On the nude beach it meant we had to be naked. In the shopping precinct it meant we had to wear MORE clothes.
I think this may have gone too far since thongs and g-string are generally not allowed in clothing required venues in NJ]Does that mean you have to take them off (and go naked)?When in Europe I saw identical signs in two places meaning opposite things. The signs said No Swimwear. On the nude beach it meant we had to be naked. In the shopping precinct it meant we had to wear MORE clothes.
No, in general at least the center of the rear must be covered or you will be asked to cover up or leave.
The only nude beach I've been to is Apollo Beach in New Smyrna, FL. It is in the Canaveral National Seashore which is a federal park. I read years ago on here where someone was ticketed for wearing a thong in the parking lot. I think it's against the rules to wear one in a federal park. Go figure. You can be nude in one location but can't wear a thong or g-string.
I may have said this pages back. I've been to so many nude beaches in Southern Europe - in Greece, France, Spain, The Canaries and Portugal. I've nearly always found the beach to be served by it's own car park (Maspalomas is an exception). The guide tells me if the entire beach is CO or if the bit nearest the car park is textile. I arrive naked in my hire car. If the entire beach is CO I just get out and walk onto the beach naked. If I have to walk through a textile part I put on a wrap. This is a light strip of cloth about 1 foot (30cm) wide, preferably see through, which I tie round my waist. Naturally I dress the same when leaving the beach. I had thought that someone following me up steps would see my bum under my wrap. But I was told they can see much more
I have only been to one CO beach where I could leave the car nude and walk to the beach, Del Torn near Tarragona Spain. Many places I wear a pareu with Tee or shirtless, other places just shorts (the climb up from Black's in a pareu isn't that comfortable). But even though I wear thongs on beaches where it's allowed, I wouldn't wear one on a trail from parking to a nude beach.
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