I am not a shy person, so of course I could'nt resist the idea of diving into the crashing surf nude and feeling the water rush over my skin when I heard we were so close to a nude beach. This is not an ideal place to visit for anyone who is shy, offended by other peoples bodies, or is not physically able to climb the thousand or so uneven steps down to the beach. I know any females reading this will probably wonder how my experience was. YES, people will look at you, but generally they are respectful and do not stare or take pictures or anything inappropriate or lude. I had one incident with a man who set up his towel near mine and kept staring, so I moved my beach towel down the shore, and he left. Every other beach patron was kind and there was a nice community feel. There was an older couple who was experiencing a nude beach for the first time, and my friends and I talked with them for a while, as well as several girls around my age, and some lone men, mostly jogging or swimming down the shore line. All in all, Black's beach is a comfortable place to get in touch with nature and feel the ocean on your bare skin. Plus? NO TAN LINES! hahaha.

Beautiful. Also nice for longer walk directly at the beach. It has public access and indeed is BLACK sand - the only one nearby we found