Nei Pori Nudist Beach

Nei Pori Nudist Beach is reached on foot via a coastal track from the Nei Pori area. The route is informal and uneven in places, with no gate or formal entry control. The beach is always open with no fixed hours, and access is free. Informal roadside parking is found near the coastal track, followed by a short walk to the shore. There is no direct public transport to the beach, so most visitors arrive on foot or by private vehicle, with nearest services in Nei Pori village. The shore is undeveloped, with sand and pebble and a pebbly water entry. The water is generally clear, though conditions vary with wind. The beach is generally quiet with few visitors, though summer weekends can be busier. Late morning to late afternoon offers most sun, while mornings are quieter. A typical stay lasts a few hours for swimming and sunbathing. Warm dry summers bring high sun, while shoulder seasons are milder and more variable. There are no facilities, loungers, shops, cafes, toilets, showers, lifeguards or built shelters. Natural shade is very limited and sun exposure is high through the day. Visitors should bring own food and water, sun protection, a shade umbrella and suitable footwear for pebbles. The track and shore are not wheelchair accessible. Dogs have no published policy and are occasionally present on leash. Plan for a fully self-sufficient visit of a few hours, since food, water, sun protection and shade must all be brought by visitors themselves. Swim only within your own ability because no lifeguards watch the water, and carry all rubbish out with you after your stay.