Our list of best nude beaches in Melbourne goes like this:

This nudist beach in Mount Eliza, a short distance past Frankston on the Mornington Peninsula, is notoriously tricky to find. That said, it’s probably not worth it if it’s easy. Moreover, it may be a bit of a hunt to try and find a spot on the beach during summer, as it is one of Melbourne’s most famous nude beaches. The relaxed atmosphere makes up for the effort, though, with many agreeing this is a perfect place to have your ideal first nude beach experience. Visitors travel from far and wide to experience this natural oasis. Sunnyside North might be the most beautiful nudist beach Melbourne has to offer.

Another beach a bit further away from the city, Southside Beach, is halfway between Torquay and Anglesea. This area is popular amongst naturists because the beach is sheltered from the wind. It goes without saying that cold weather and your nakedness don’t necessarily go together, but when the conditions are right, this beach is sensational. As a matter of fact, this particular beach became a designated legal nudist beach under the Nudity (Prescribed Areas) Act of 1983. The Southside nudist beach is your classic Melbourne nude beach and worth the long journey.

Despite the name suggesting otherwise, Point Impossible is quite accommodating. With a large car park and toilets available you’d be sure to find your spot. This is an ideal location for anyone looking to connect with nature. With its beautiful sandy beaches and pleasant swimming conditions, Point Impossible allows individuals and groups who wish to partake in the primal tradition of swimming in the sea sans bathing suits to comfort and acceptance. Enjoy the beauty of Victoria. Point Impossible is possibly the most picturesque nude beach Melbourne has to offer.

While there is not a great deal of information about this particular beach, The Oaks East Nude Beach is an accompaniment of the actual Oaks East Beach. According to online discussion forums and reviews, an unofficial nude beach is around the rocks to the left. Apparently containing a nice thin, protected and tranquil strip of sand, beachgoers are encouraged to don the birthday suit and enjoy nature spoils. Furthermore, natural rock pools are located nearby that are very pleasant for freshly tanned nude bodies. The Oaks might be the most unique nude beach Victoria has to offer.

The key factors to keep in mind when deciding where to go:

With an editorial team full of adventures, Man of Many has had the unique opportunity to visit nude beaches from the best spots in Melbourne. It is also based on our experience, in-depth research and customer reviews of nude beaches in Melbourne. As expert journalists who guide people between competing products and services, we have provided our independent opinion in formulating Man of Many’s selections. Our editors have taken into account location while also making a concerted effort to highlight a few spots outside of the CBD. You can review our editorial policy here surrounding how we maintain our independence in our editorial reviews.

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