Birling Gap

Birling Gap, nestled near Eastbourne in East Sussex, stands as a quintessential example of the natural beauty and serene atmosphere that nudist and naturist enthusiasts seek. This location is renowned not just for its picturesque chalk cliffs but also as a clothing-optional beach, where the ethos of freedom and connection with nature is palpable. Historically, Birling Gap has been a popular spot for those adhering to the naturist lifestyle, often referred to by the German term 'FKK' (Freikörperkultur) or free body culture. The beach offers a discreet place for nude sunbathing and swimming,…

From the West. Take the A259 coastal road into the valley and village of East Dean. You then take a right onto Gilberts Dr. which turns into birling gap road and leads to the National Trust car park. From the East. Leave Eastbourne on the the A259 coastal road over the hills into the valley and village of East Dean. You then take a left onto Gilberts Dr. which turns into birling gap road and…