Prora Bucht

Prora Bucht

About Prora Bucht

Prora Bucht, nestled on the picturesque island of Rügen, is a gem for nudists and naturists seeking the liberating experience of a clothing-optional beach. Known for its serene, sprawling shoreline, this nude beach offers an escape into nature's embrace, away from the hustle of clothed beaches.

The area holds a rich history as part of the colossal Prora resort, originally planned by the Nazis for recreational activities. Today, it stands as a beacon of freedom and relaxation, embracing the FKK (Freikörperkultur) culture that promotes a naturist lifestyle. Visitors can enjoy the clear waters and fine sand under the Baltic sun, making it a perfect spot for those who prefer their beach experience au naturel.

Amenities at Prora Bucht include basic facilities to ensure a comfortable visit, while the beach's legal status as a clothing-optional area allows for undisturbed sunbathing and swimming. Whether you’re a seasoned nudist or a curious first-timer, Prora Bucht offers a welcoming and respectful environment to connect with nature and like-minded individuals.

So, strip off the constraints of daily life and dive into the freedom at Prora Bucht – where the sun kisses your skin, and the sea embraces your spirit.

Prora Bucht Directions

Prora can easily be reached by car, bike, train, ferry (from Trelleborg to Sassnitz) or boat.

Take Strandstrasse (beach rd) to Poststrasse and turn towards beach. There is a parking lot where fees are only collected on weekends (3) and you can camp. There is a path between the huge blocks of the old Nazi-KdF hostel to the beach.