South Africa

Western Cape

Eastern Cape

North West

KwaZulu-Natal

Gauteng

Rocky shore with nice places to lay in the sun. We were all alone, for hours. No facilities.

Below Mtentu Lodge

Harmony Nature Farm

Very large naturist camp, that is surface wise, with a few cottages for rent and camping spots. 100% naturist, it is not clothes optional, it is no clothes full stop. Wonderful walks through the bush, really gives you the feeling of being with in nature. So much space! Visit the website.

http://www.kiepersolkloof.com/

Kiepersolkloof

A large area to choose where to swim naked.  Access either from the lighthouse or park at the mouth of the Great Fish River and walk about 2 to 3km west to below the lighthouse.  Not well used by anyone

Lighthouse Beach - Great Fish River

South Africa's first official naturist beach

Mpenjati Beach

Not official. A nice swimming hole on the Palmiet river hiking route, and not much in use during the week, with a nice sandy beach. Suitable for naked swimming and tanning when others are not around. 

Palmiet river - The beach

A Guesthouse only for gays. Very nice garden and pool. It's possible to be naked everywhere and anytime!

PinkRoseGuesthouse

Sandy Bay

Sun Eden Naturist Resort  - a resort where you can go around naked all day (and during the weekends you even have to 🙂 ) - is located on a 35 hectare bushveld farm, about 50 km NE from Pretoria, 100 km from Johannesburg. The drive from O.R. Tambo International Airport is about 1,5 hour only.
The resort is bordering the Dinokeng Big 5 Game Reserve with entrance just 4 km away.
Relax and braai around the beautiful swimming pool area. The club house features a well-stocked bar. Play pool and darts, or watch DSTV on the big screen. The restaurant serves light meals during the day and early evening.
There is a convenience store with supplies of almost anything a visitor might need.
We have over 100 species of birds, numerous kinds of trees and flowers, cosy cottages with regular entertainment in the Boma.
An ideal destination for a day visit, for a weekend or for a longer relaxing vacation of complete freedom and relaxation.

Sun Eden

A nice quiet beach located at the north end of Umhlanga beach. You can walk from the main beach (probably 2-3km) or you can park at the Umhlanga Lagoon Nature Reserve next to the Breakers Hotel, 88 Lagoon Drive. Take the trail walk through the forest and onto the beach. There is a fork early on in the trail. The right fork gets you to the beach quickly but leaves you with a long walk to be done going north up the beach. If you take the left fork, this is a much longer nature walk. Small animals and birds can be spotted. Continue on the trail, cross over the wooden bridge up the hill/dune on the other side. Follow the trail along the dune until the get to the end and exit the dune onto the beach. From here the lagoon is minutes away. Generally it is not a very busy beach although it can be at weekends/holidays. Apart from the few nudists, you may encounter the odd fisherman or dog walkers.