Capocotta Beach

Capocotta Beach

About Capocotta Beach

Welcome to the sun-kissed sands of Capocotta Beach, a cherished spot within the nudist and naturist community located near the vibrant city of Rome. This clothing-optional beach is a slice of paradise for those who embrace the FKK (Freikörperkultur) lifestyle, offering a liberating experience away from the hustle and bustle.

Capocotta Beach has been legally recognized as a nude beach since 2000, ensuring a secure and accepted environment for naturists. Its golden sands and clear waters make it an idyllic location for sunbathing, swimming, and socializing without the constraints of clothing. The beach is well-maintained, with amenities such as sun loungers and umbrellas available for a comfortable day under the Italian sun.

Historically, this beach has been a hotspot for the naturist movement in Italy, attracting both locals and international visitors looking for a natural tan and a friendly atmosphere. The community here is known for its welcoming and respectful vibe, making it a perfect getaway for anyone new to the nudist lifestyle or seasoned naturists alike.

So, pack your sunscreen, leave your swimsuit behind, and get ready to embrace the freedom at Capocotta Beach. It's not just a beach; it's an experience that celebrates the harmony of nature and human simplicity. Dive into the clear blue waters or just relax and connect with fellow free spirits under the Mediterranean sun.

Here's to finding your spot in the sand and making new friends along the way!

Capocotta Beach Directions

Take Metro to Piramide station (line B), look for signs for Ferrovia Roma-Lido and transfer to Roma Porta S. Paolo, then train to Cristoforo Colombo (last stop). Leave the station and look for bus 07 (Mare) and get off at the stop right after the gay beach (signaled by rainbow flags),. The bus stop is called Varco 4.