Three Naturist Escapes I’ve Found for Less Than You Might Think

I went looking this morning for something rather specific: naturist holidays that are actually affordable now, rather than another beautiful resort that requires a small financial intervention before I can book it. And I’ve found three places we haven’t explored together before. My favourite discovery is Camping Calella in Corsica, a new naturist campsite that opened in 2026 right beside a sandy beach. If I’m travelling alone with a little tent, the current low-season rate is just €23 a night. For two people with a pitch, vehicle and tent or caravan, it’s €30 a night until 31 October. That’s €210 for a week for two before travel, on Corsica.

Suddenly island naturism doesn’t sound particularly extravagant. (Camping Calella)

If camping isn’t your thing, I’ve also found Corsica Natura. Its little self-catering units currently start at €54 a night, and arrivals from 10 September qualify for a 15% reduction on a seven-night stay. That brings seven nights in the entry-level accommodation to about €321 for the unit, or roughly €161 each if two people share, before travel. Stay fourteen nights and the reduction becomes 25%; stay 21 and it’s 30%. It’s open until 15 October, so this is very much a go soon discovery rather than one to file away for next summer. (Miramare Reisen)

And then I found Almanat on Andalucía’s Costa del Sol. This is a proper year-round naturist campsite beside Almayate’s naturist beach, with outdoor and indoor pools and Málaga within easy exploring distance. Its published 2026 accommodation tariff drops to €88 a night for a standard mobile home from 1 October, then €79 from November, while current camping comparisons put a low-season pitch for a couple from €35.90 a night. For me, that’s the interesting bit: naturist travel doesn’t have to mean an expensive specialist resort. Sometimes the bargain is a tent beside the Mediterranean, a simple little self-catering home or travelling a few weeks later than everybody else. And frankly, I’d happily swap a grey October morning for any of these. (Miramare Reisen)