I have been traveling to Cap `d Agde since 2001. This naturist "city" I am sure is the best, biggest, and most fun place for adult free-spirited people. This community has hotels, apartments, bungalows, camping, restaurants, saunas, swimming pools, hair stylers, bars, karaoke, shoo shops, accessory shops, jewelry shops, piercers, nightclubs, pool parties and much more. Everybody behaves and most people are friendly - even the Franch :-) - and if you go naked to the bakery or grocery shop everybody think this is normal. For some this lifestyle take some time to get used to, but for very openminded people this is the only way to have holidays. You look people in other places than their eyes when you meet them, and nobody is shy about this. Daily life at the resort is very normal with the only difference that everybody is naked. There are some nightclubs and a little part of the long beach where people are very openminded and without the "normal" boundaries so this part may shock some naturist people. However, the most places in the Naturist village is very relaxed. Here are all shapes and forms of bodies and nobody points their fingers at you for any reason. We have rented apartments and hotel rooms for most of the years we have been here, but in 2024 we bought a big caravan with all facilities that stay in the camp for the time we are there in the spring, summer, and autumn. The feeling of getting up in the morning, going naked outside and preparing breakfast while my wife gets on her bike and goes to the local baker for French bread is indescribably. Going to the beach early in the morning to take a swim before you order something to drink from the wagon right on the beach is also very relaxing. If you get offended by looking at people openly flirting and joining others, there are many kilometers of ordinary naturist beaches to escape to. Cap `d Agde is one of its kind and if your mind can observe this lifestyle you want to come back again and again. There are several different restaurants in the Village that serve very good food, but also some that don’t. If you want a good pizza for a small amount, there is that option. Also, there are excellent seafood restaurants with everything from lobster to oysters. This aera of France is famous for farming fantastic oysters - not very far from the Village. If you want to rent a small house in the camping aera you can order from the agency Oltra. They have several options, but you must make reservation early in the season - this is popular. The Naturist Village is mostly for couples and gay couples, but there are also some single people among us. I give the Village 4 of 5 points do to that it is a very nice place, but a bit expensive. Specially apartments and hotel room can be very expensive in the high season. You will never forget the first time you stay at the Village.

This resort is located "inside" a village where you must pay to enter. The hotel is a 3.5 star hotel.The rooms are medicore. No pictures on walls , lamps without an electric outlet etc. The terrace is perfect with 2 chairs and a small table. They dont clean your room or bring towels.If you want them go to the lobby desk, The folks there are great but spoke no english. As a matter of fact in one week we only meet 4 folks that spoke fluent english. There are fun wild parties with hundreds of naked folks every other day. Because you are a resident you dont have to pay to get in. Breakfast is fruit and bread. Nothing like eggs or pancakes that is hot. The food at the pool area is very expensive. Hamburger with 8 fries was $25. But you can bring out your own food. Parking is free and you really wont have to use your car in the village. 3/4 maybe would be your longest walk . Everything is close. (Shopping, clubs etc) Overall the rooms are "nice" but not special. Staying in the Viillas is probaly where we will stay next time.

Like a theme park, once you’re in, you’re in and they have you - somewhat literally, by the Testiculars. We stayed in Natureva spa. Tired and not worth the cash in my book. I stay in many hotels throughout the year with work and this was at best very average. Food was decent. Most places we ate were nice. We tended to opt for late lunch and then some tapas for and evening top up before going out. Clubs and bars are super expensive and seem to only play club music - LOUD! It’s not Ibiza. The demographic is so mixed they should cater a bit more for other tastes. We were there for Bike Week which was pretty cool; can’t beat the sound of Harleys all day. We walked in to actual Cap for an afternoon which was nice too. Beautiful Marina. Short walk of about 30 mins. Overall the village is cool. It is very tired though. For the money you pay everywhere - plus the visitor tax and entry, it would be nice to see some investement. Litter, weeds, bins etc all need addressed. If you want to cater for adults willing to spend - make it a pleasant environment. Will we return? Probably. We will do a good bit of research and searching out a good property next time.

This year, disappointing temperature over 3 weeks! Cold sea, cold wind (tramontane) almost non-stop, rain, cloudy, maximum 24-25C late June! It’s autumn in summer. Overnight at 15c.

My wife has had a visit here on her bucket list fir many years. Eventually she got the courage to go and wished she had many years ago. Only one evening led to anything out of the ordinary but she let herself be led by another couple and experienced things that she had only dreamed of. At the end of the evening she went to his room and his wife stayed with me. We met again at breakfast and it was nowhere near as awkward as expected. We are meeting up again as they are only about 60 miles from us and will probably return to Cap D'Arge and possibly as a foursome.

Having visited for the day a couple of years ago, this time we stayed with playmates in their chalet. They arranged everything and we just had to pay for a 2-day pass. As they hadn’t brought a car, we were able to park next to their chalet, which was nice… The village is well laid out with different areas for different types of accommodation. There’s a great coffee hut in the centre with fabulous baked goods. In the evenings we went to various bars and Sauna Club Histoires d'Ô, but that’s another story! Let’s just say it was very relaxing….