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Nowadays, italy is becoming more and more popular to liberate itself completely from nature, and the number of legal celestial beaches has increased. The "Secchiello selvaggio" is a quiet and tranquil beach on the Fiume Trebbia in the province of Piacenza, and since last month it has officially become the second naturist beach in Italy.
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According to the Italian "Corriere della Sera" and Viagginews website, Italy not only has a unique coastline in the Mediterranean, but also has many beautiful forest parks, and some of the secluded beaches have become a paradise for celestialists who advocate "returning to nature". In fact, the "Wilderness Cauldron", which was officially recognized by the Emilia-Romagna regional government and the local municipal government not long ago, has gradually begun to become a paradise for astrophiles as early as more than 20 years ago.
The reasons that prompted the local government to make this decision were not only the appeals of the celestial organizations, but also the economic reasons. Mario Gualtieri, mayor of Corte Brugnatella, where the "Wild Barrel" is located, said: "Many astrophiles are keen to come to our crystal clear riverside for a holiday. For many years, they have come here every summer for short stays and shopping, and some people choose to settle here. The celestial river beach promotes ecotourism here. ”
Giampietro Tentori, head of the Italian Society of Asita, said: "There are quite a few shop owners in this area who told me that without naturist tourists, many commercial activities would have closed down during the epidemic last year. ”
Website of the Italian Astrosist Association (Anita).
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As the number of celestialists grew, the Italian tourism industry began to take notice of this tourist market that was different from ordinary vacations.
Today, astrologism is more prevalent than it was 50 years ago, and the number of Italian astrologers is estimated at around 500,000, adding up to 1 million those who have tried at least once. "Usually Italian astros are experiencing sunbathing abroad for the first time without a swimsuit." Tentori explains, "Naturistism is not just about being naked outdoors, it's about caring for the body and integrating into nature. Our motto is: Respect Nature, Respect Yourself, Respect Others. ”
Although Italy has not introduced a national law against astrosism, six regions have introduced local policies. The number of naturist beaches in the mood is also increasing year by year, with 7 beaches officially recognized in the past four years.
Next, let's take a look at where Italy's famous celestial beaches are!
Liguria
Chiavari Beach
Starting from northern Italy, Chiavari Nudist Beach, located in the Liguria region, is the most well-known nudist beach in the region. It's a stone beach, so the water is exceptionally clear.
Guvano beach
Guvano Beach within Cinque Terre National Park, privacy can be guaranteed due to its location. It is often visited by nudists.
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Veneto Region
Laguna del Mort beach
There is a Laguna del Mort beach in the city of Jesolo, near Venice, which is popular with nudist enthusiasts, and in 2011 the local government carved out a 400-meter-long sandy area near the mouth of the Fiume Piave River, authorizing it to be a nude beach. Although the authorization was not renewed later for engineering reasons, nudism was still acquiesced.
Pictured is Laguna del Mort Beach. Image credit: Eraclea government website.
Tuscany
Nido dell'Aquila Beach
Heading south along the coastline to Tuscany, the most famous nudist beach is Nido dell'Aquila Beach in the south of the small town of San Vicenzo, a nudist beach authorized by the local government. It is located in the Parco Naturale di Rimigliano, surrounded by green trees. There is also a large parking lot near the beach for tourists to park.
Marina di Bibbona beach
The sandy beaches of marina di Bibbona, a small seaside town not far from San Vincenzo, are also home to nudism enthusiasts.
Capalbio beach
In the beautiful Maremma region, there is a small town called Capalbio, which now hosts regular nudism festivals.
Spiaggia Buca Rossa Beach
Piaggia Buca Rossa Beach in Piombino is a nudist beach authorized by the local government. On this pebbly beach, the waters are crystal clear.
Pictured: Spiaggia Buca Rossa Beach. Image credit: Piombino government website.
Spiaggia dell'Acquarilli beach
Not far from the island of Isola d'Elba, Spiaggia dell'Acquarilli Beach is also a nudist beach authorized by the local government. In addition, the beach of Spiaggia di Felciaio in the city of Capoliveri also "say yes" to nudism.
Lazio Region
Oasi di Capocotta beach
The beach of Oassi di Capocotta in lazio is the first officially recognized nudist beach in Italy, located in Ostia, Rome. This golden sand beach is almost 2 km long and is located in a nature reserve in Rome's Marina Park, so it is almost unspoiled. Maybe the sea is not the most charming, but there are very nice sand dunes here. It is easily accessible by car or bus from Rome.
Focene Beach
Focene Beach, located in Fiumicino, Rome, is also a nudist beach authorized by the local government. Due to the close proximity to Rome, there are often many people visiting.
Spiaggia dell'Arenauta beach
The famous beach of Spiaggia dell'Arenauta, near the city of Gaeta in the south of Rome, is also accessible for nudism. It's a lot clearer than the beaches in Rome.
Abruzzo Region
Naturist beach Lido Le Morge海滩
The government-licensed Spiaggia naturista Lido Le Morge nudist beach in Torino di Sangro, paved with white pebbles, is loved by nudism enthusiasts everywhere. Parking near this beach is easy, but there is no public transport to get to this beach.
Campania Region
Spiaggia del Troncone beach
Campania has a beautiful town, Camerota, where you can find one of the prettiest nudist beaches in Italy: Spiaggia del Troncone Beach. It is also one of the officially licensed nudist beaches. The sea here is fairytale-like, but there is no tourist service on the beach, so you need to prepare your own food and towels.
Apulia
Spiaggia Pineta D'Ayala Beach
Spiaggia Pineta D'Ayala Beach in the province of Taranto is arguably one of the most beautiful nudist beaches in Puglia. Surrounded by mediterranean vegetation, this beach is perfect for snorkeling in crystal clear waters.
Torre Guaceto Beach
Spiaggia di Torre Guaceto Beach is another nudist beach in Puglia, near Brindisi, the capital of Puglia. If you're worried about too many people, you can choose to experience nudism in the off-season.
Sicily
Torre Salsa Beach
Another beautiful sandy beach hidden in a natural oasis in Sicily is the nudist beach of Torre Salsa in the Nature Reserve of Agrigento Province , Torre Salsa Beach. It is one of the oldest beaches in Sicily and a paradise for nudists.
Foce del Platani beach
A few kilometres from the sandy beach of Torre Salsa, there is a Beach of Foce del Platani, where many nudist enthusiasts also visit to experience nature.
Spiaggia di Bulala beach
Spiaggia di Bulala Beach in gela is an officially licensed beach, but it is not very recommended due to the unsatisfactory surroundings due to recent pollution.
Spiaggia Marianelli Beach
The beach of Spiaggia Marianelli, located within the Vendicari Nature Reserve, also frequently populates with nudists.
the beach of Casello 61海滩
Near the ancient city of Selinunte in trapani province, there is a beach called la spiaggia di Casello 61 where visitors can fully enjoy nature while admiring the monuments.
Sardinia
Spiaggia di Piscinas beach
When it comes to beaches, it's certainly quiet Sardinia. Spiaggia di Piscinas Beach, located near the city of Iglesias, is one of the largest nudist beaches in Italy. The 6 km long sandy beach is covered by the highest sand dunes in Europe. And is a nudist beach recognized by the local government.
Pictured: Spiaggia di Piscinas Beach. Image source: Official website of the Sardinian Government Of Tourism
Porto Ferro Beach海滩
The Beach of Spiaggia di Porto Ferro in Sassari is also a great place to try nudity for the first time and is also recognized by the local government.
· Although the scenery is beautiful, you can't take pictures at will, and you can't go to the nude beach without knowing!
It should be noted that since nudist beaches are usually not equipped with facilities such as showers and need to bring their own necessities, taking away garbage is one of the codes of conduct of nudism.
In addition, vulgar behavior on the beach is absolutely prohibited, and men are advised not to disturb single women on the beach, even if they are naked, do not take pictures casually.
Nudists should also not break into ordinary beaches, after all, there are many people who do not approve of this behavior, and naked in front of ordinary swimmers in swimsuits is a crime of public morality.
(Yi Ji Original, Editor: Dust Shuo, Translation: Sasha, picture source see label, reprint please indicate Yi Riu: oushitalia)