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On the Île de Ré, naturism and nudism are not permitted everywhere. They are tolerated only on certain sections of beach, defined by municipal by-laws and signposted on site.
This regulation aims to encourage a peaceful sharing of natural spaces, with respect for local uses, families and the environment.
Naturism and nudism are tolerated exclusively on the beach, in the section located to the right of the Sablanceaux battery, over a distance of around 150 metres.
This wilder, ocean-facing area offers a natural setting appreciated for its tranquillity.
In Le Bois-Plage-en-Ré, naturism is tolerated on Peu Bernard beach, in the section between the Pas de la Batterie and the municipal boundary with La Couarde-sur-Mer, over approximately 200 metres.
This tolerance is governed by Article 21 of Municipal By-law No. 12/2010 of the commune of Le Bois-Plage-en-Ré.
In La Couarde-sur-Mer, nudism is also tolerated on Peu Bernard beach, over a 200-metre stretch, marked by signs at both ends.
Peu Bernard beach is located between Follies beach and the Pas de la Batterie, in a preserved dune environment.
Between Saint-Clément-des-Baleines and Les Portes-en-Ré, naturism is tolerated on Couny beach, located to the east of Conche des Baleines beach.
Less frequented, this beach appeals for its wild character and peaceful atmosphere.
Naturism is prohibited on all other beaches on the island, particularly in the following communes:
On these beaches, wearing swimwear is compulsory in order to ensure the comfort and peace of mind of all visitors.
Respecting these rules helps to maintain harmonious coexistence on the beaches of the Île de Ré.
Sunset Les Portes En Re Plage Du Petit Bec Ile De Re By Jules Serrurier
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No. Naturism is tolerated only on certain sections of beach, clearly defined and regulated by local authorities.
Yes. The authorised areas are marked by signs indicating the beginning and end of the tolerance zone.
The beaches concerned are accessible to all, but the practice remains regulated and discreet, in a spirit of mutual respect.
Failure to comply with municipal by-laws may result in a fine, so it is essential to check the rules before setting up.
Information is available from town halls, tourist offices and on the official Île de Ré website.
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