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Originally Posted by jimandr
You are required to wear clothes at reception, in the supermarket, AND in the sit down restaurants for breakfast and dinner. The food place at the pool is nude, though, and they won't let you in the pool area if you are wearing clothes. At the popular lunch restaurant near the Marina most of the patrons wear sarongs or just wrap their towels around themselves.
But the security people will tell people to remove their clothes if they are just walking around during the daytime.
Koversada and Solaris aren't quite as strict on the nudity aspect, so it is quite common to see people wearing clothes when going to their destination, then they strip off once they find their sunbathing spot.
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Hi, we are a couple from Luxemburg and we spend our naturist hollidays for many summers at the naturist resort of Cap d'Agde in South of France. In Cda full nudity is recommended in the entire resort and compulsory at the beach. In general employees at the stores inside the resort and restaurants are clothed, there are a few exceptions:
- The female owner of the Hotel EVE, located inside the naturist resort, and her receptionist remove their clothes for serving breakfast in the morning at the roof terrace, they told us they do this in respect of her naturist clients, both are also naked for serving drinks at the hotel pool but are dressed when sitting at the reception desk, both of them have a smooth pubic region as they have their pubic completely shaved.
-At the beach the female security people are also nude and shaved for some of them and gently ask dressed people to get naked