Plage de la Moutte

Plage de la Moutte is a small open cove on the Mediterranean coast near Saint-Tropez, in Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur. It is reported as a quiet naturist beach where nudity is accepted in the traditionally naturist section and swimwear is tolerated at the edges. There is no admission fee and access remains open, with no fixed opening hours. Plan for a short visit of a few hours rather than a full serviced beach day. The surface combines sand with pebbles and rocks, especially at the edges and water entry. Light footwear can help, and a mat or thick towel improves comfort. Water conditions are Mediterranean coastal water, often calm in summer, suitable for brief swims. There is no regular lifeguard service expected, so swim conservatively and watch local wind and boat movement. Sun exposure is high during summer midday and natural shade is limited. Bring sun protection, water, snacks and all beach equipment, as no food service is available on the beach. No toilets or showers are expected, so use facilities in Saint-Tropez before arrival. Access is on foot from nearby roads and shoreline paths, with uneven ground near the cove. The route is difficult for reduced mobility, wheelchairs and strollers. Parking nearby is limited roadside space that fills early in warm weather, making morning arrival more practical. Public transport does not reach the cove directly; regional services serve Saint-Tropez, followed by walking. Dogs are generally not expected on the bathing area in summer. The setting suits adults seeking quiet naturism and is less practical for small children. Privacy is limited by the small size of the cove, so keep valuables minimal and maintain normal precautions.