Guvano Beach (Cinque Terre)
La Spezia, 19100 Italy
Guvano Beach in Cinque Terre, La Spezia, is a renowned destination for nudists and naturists seeking a serene escape. This clothing-optional beach, tucked away between lush cliffs and the sparkling Ligurian Sea, is accessible primarily by a challenging trail or a more adventurous route through an...
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Guvano Beach (Cinque Terre)
CornigliaLa Spezia, 19100 ItalyAbout Guvano Beach (Cinque Terre)
Guvano Beach in Cinque Terre, La Spezia, is a renowned destination for nudists and naturists seeking a serene escape. This clothing-optional beach, tucked away between lush cliffs and the sparkling Ligurian Sea, is accessible primarily by a challenging trail or a more adventurous route through an old railway tunnel, adding to its secluded allure.
Historically, Guvano Beach has been a bastion of naturist culture since the 1970s, celebrated for its privacy and natural beauty. While it continues to attract those who prefer a clothing-free environment, visitors should note that the beach's legal status as a nude beach can sometimes be ambiguous due to local regulations that may change. Therefore, it's advisable to check the current status before visiting.
Amenities at Guvano Beach are minimal, preserving its untouched charm. There are no commercial facilities, which underscores its appeal for visitors looking for an uncommercialized, back-to-nature experience. The lack of amenities means visitors should come prepared with necessities such as water, snacks, and sun protection.
For those interested in FKK (Freikörperkultur or free body culture), Guvano Beach offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and the freedom to embrace naturism. Its secluded location and historical significance as a nude beach make it a must-visit for enthusiasts of the naturist lifestyle.
Whether seeking tranquility or a touch of adventure, Guvano Beach stands out as a prime spot for naturists around the world.
Guvano Beach (Cinque Terre) Directions
It is located in a wonderful bay between Corniglia and Vernazza, and can be reached in two ways: taking a trekking path along the "Sentiero Azzurro" (Blue Path), and takes approximately one hour and fifteen minutes. You need to head to Vernazza and then down to the left after 10-15 minutes, following a "Freebeach" sign. Or easily from the abandoned nineteenth railroad tunnel Genova-Spezia. Arriving to the tunnel you walk in the dark 15 min You need a flashlight.