Nudapláž – horusická pískovna

Horusická pískovna is a sand-pit lake area near Veselí nad Lužnicí in the South Bohemian Region. The naturist section is reported on part of the shore, while other banks remain textile, so check signs, existing use, and spacing before settling. Access is open without a gate and without published hours. Reach the water on foot along tracks around the lakes, keeping to established paths where possible. Parking is informal along nearby tracks, followed by a short walk to the selected bank. Public transport planning centres on Veselí nad Lužnicí, followed by walking or cycling on local paths, so allow extra time for the final approach. The ground is natural and uneven, with sand and grass and no adapted access for limited mobility, so choose footwear and footing with care. There is no admission fee indicated. Bring drinking water, food, sun protection, swim footwear, a towel, and bags for rubbish, because no food or drink outlets are indicated. No toilets or showers are indicated. No lifeguard supervision is indicated, and the water is a still sand-pit lake that is generally calm. Swim conservatively, supervise children closely, and watch personal belongings throughout the stay. Midday and afternoon give the most sun and warmer water. The shore is largely open with limited natural shade, so plan sun exposure carefully and bring your own shade if needed. Expect a generally quiet visit, with more people possible on warm summer weekends. Short half-day stays are common for swimming and sunbathing in this simple setting. Dogs have no clear rules, so keep animals controlled and away from bathers if brought. Respect nature protection, anglers, path users, and other lake visitors by keeping distance and leaving the banks as found.