Cap d'Agde is quite compact and getting around is relatively straightforward. The naturist resort and beach, known as Village Naturiste, is situated at the northern end of town.
If you're staying within Cap d'Agde, it's potentially walkable or cyclable depending on where exactly you're based. Many people find cycling to be a great option as it allows you to avoid traffic and parking issues. Bike rental shops are available throughout the town if you don't have your own.
If you prefer to drive, you'll find that the journey from the town center to Village Naturiste takes approximately 10-15 minutes. The resort is well signposted, so you should have no issues finding your way.
Once you arrive, there's a parking lot at the entrance of the naturist village. Parking costs range from €8-€15 per day depending on the season.
Bear in mind that the parking lot can fill up quickly during peak season, so it's advisable to arrive early in the day if you can.
After parking, there's a short walk to the beach itself. You'll need to pass through a gated entrance, and admission fees apply (around €15-€20 per day). This fee grants you access to the entire naturist village, including the beach, for the day.
2 Reviews on “Cap d'Agde”
My husband and I visited on June 8th, as a bucket list item we suppose. Our family has been to hundreds (?) of nudist locations since the 1950’s, since we were on our way to the Pyrenees we stopped for lunch and some lounging at Le Meridienne. It far exceeded our low expectations, I even ran all the way down the beach to see if there was any objectionable activity, nope. We did depart before 3pm though. We walked through Heliopolis on the way back to the car, the level of disrepair and the kinky shops were awful.
We are familiar with Cap d’Agde, as we live only two hours away and have visited several times. We do not fully agree with the assessment. While it is true that it is very sexualized at night, the beach is 2 km long. The area for couples, as you say, is past the lifeguard station and occupies a stretch of no more than 200 meters. To reach this area, you have to go on purpose. The wider beach area, in front of the town or even the campsite, is completely family-friendly. With plenty of space and well-spaced.
We recommend that people visit and then form an opinion based on their own experience.
Overly sexualised and expensive. I agree.