Carmarthen/Llanelli , Southwest Wal

Carmarthen/Llanelli , Southwest Wal

About Carmarthen/Llanelli , Southwest Wal

Welcome to the cheeky shores of the nude beach in Llanelli, Wales, where the dress code is as light as the breeze off the sea! Nestled in the scenic Southwest Wales, postcode SA17 5L, this clothing-optional haven is a favorite among nudists and naturists alike. Known for its liberating atmosphere and friendly locals, it's the perfect spot to bare it all without a care.

Historically, this beach has been a beacon of the naturist lifestyle, attracting free spirits from across the globe. It's not just about getting an all-over tan but embracing nature in its purest form. The legality of nudity here makes it a safe space for those looking to ditch the textiles and enjoy the freedom that comes with being one with the elements.

Amenities? While it's no luxury resort, the beach offers the basics to ensure a comfortable day under the sun. Regulars might tell you that the real amenity is the liberating feeling of swimming sans swimsuit!

So, if you're a seasoned nudist or a curious newbie, the nude beach at Llanelli invites you to step out of your clothes and into the adventure. Just remember, while the beach welcomes nudity, always check current local guidelines to stay updated on nude-friendly statuses.

Shed your garments and your inhibitions at this charming spot where the only thing smaller than the swimsuits are the chances of ever wanting to wear one again!

Carmarthen/Llanelli , Southwest Wal Directions

From Llanelli travel the A484 through Burry Port and then to Pembrey. Turn left at sign for Pembrey Country Park. Over rail line and travel half a mile or so to the Park entrance ( entrance fee 5 or 2 after 4pm in the summer months. Go through park for about a mile towards the dunes behind the beach and eventually turn right for car park no.1 . Park at the far end. There are no refreshments on the beach so bring food and drink with you and towels etc. Take the track westwards and walk for quarter of mile to turn onto beach over the low dunes and then once on the beach turn to the right and walk for half a mile to the large stone boulders and the shipwreck . After that area you can find a place to set yourself down or even up on the dune if it is possible . It is not an official nudist beach so be discreet and cover up when the rangers travel by in there truck! As long as people are sensible the rangers /life guards turn a blind eye to nudists even if the local council does not!!