Cap d'Agde is unique in the naturist world. Some call it "the capital of naturism", while others describe it as "the Blackpool of naturism". It is a small town dedicated to the nude lifestyle, with shops, restaurants, night clubs, and even a bank. And the sandy beach can be as crowded as Brighton beach on a bank holiday with families enjoying the sea side in the nude. Often it is far from the peace and quiet that many naturists value so much, and it has also attracted other life styles. The swinging and gay scene is also there, but only if you seek it out. Most of the vast crowds that come to Cap d'Agde just want to enjoy living in the nude.

We are delighted to have been asked to represent the new Natureva apart-hotel. Opened in 2006 it offers new and immaculate luxury accommodation for the discerning naturist. Everything is of the highest standard. The spacious rooms and apartments have central heating and air conditioning. A 20 channel flat screen television is on one wall. Each apartment has a kitchenette fully equipped with everything you might need for self catering, with a two ring hob, a micro wave oven, a dish washer, a fridge with a freezer compartment, a coffee percolator and a toaster. There is a dining table and chairs as well as a comfortable sofa which converts to an additional double bed. Each apartment has a balcony with chair and tables.

             

             

         

The accommodation at Natureva is relatively expensive, which is to be expected given its high quality. We can also offer a variety of privately owned self-catering apartments in the original sections of the naturist village. They come in a variety of sizes and positions in the village, and some have air conditioning and some have recently been refurbished. When we send you a quotation for Natureva we will indicate the sort of saving that there would be in taking one of these other apartments. If you are interested we can let you know what is available at the time you want to take your holiday.

Our prices are always given for a couple and include flights, insurance, car hire and accommodation. There is a very big difference between the prices charged in the low season which is up to 24th May and after 20th September, and those charged in the height of summer which is 19th July to 23rd August. These dates are for 2008, when prices for low season begin at about £970 for 1 week and £1,530 for 2 weeks for 2 people with flights, insurance, car hire and a studio apartment. The highest prices for high season with a one bedroom apartment are approximately double that.
The prices for the other apartments mentioned above elsewhere in the village, depending on what is available, would begin at about £200 a week less.