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An online buzz erupted as netizens scrambled to locate a mysterious nudist resort in Thailand after a woman shared her tantalising experience there. The resort, previously unknown to many Thais, is a naturist haven where guests are required to be nude at all times during activities. The woman's post, paired with photos and videos, has opened many eyes to this unusual escape.

The woman revealed that strict rules govern this resort. Guests must remain unclothed while walking, swimming, sunbathing, and using communal spaces. Harsh regulations are in place to ensure safety, including bans on photography without consent and prohibitions of sexual activities in public areas.

The resort prides itself on ensuring peace, privacy, and safety for its guests, with two major rules: no unauthorised photography and a complete ban on public sexual activities. Any violations result in immediate removal from the area. Guests who feel uncomfortable due to stares can report their discomfort to the staff, who will promptly intervene.

The reviewer emphasised that the body positivity culture in this place fosters acceptance and equality by eliminating judgements based on appearance. The resort is designed for complete privacy, attracting mainly foreign guests, and is served by Thai staff. This revelation has both startled and intrigued many netizens, unveiling a new perspective on travel in Thailand.

Globally, naturism is a well-established lifestyle, especially popular in Europe and America. Iconic locations like Cap d'Agde in France, known as "The Naked City," and Koversada in Croatia have embraced naturism for decades. The United States also offers several renowned resorts catering to this lifestyle.

Common naturist etiquette includes using towels on public seating for hygiene and discouraging intrusive staring at others’ bodies. Core to naturism is family-orientated interaction with nature, rather than sexual activities; hence, the universal "No Sex" rule in public spaces.

The establishment of such resorts in Thailand caters to a niche tourist demographic seeking a natural, private retreat, adhering to international standards for orderliness.

Key Takeaways

• A newly highlighted nudist resort in Thailand requires nudity and follows strict privacy and conduct rules.

• The culture of naturism emphasises body positivity, equality, and family-friendly interactions with nature.

• Similar resorts worldwide share these practices, attracting a specific tourist demographic.

  

Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2026-01-19

 

 

I find the article hard to believe, as none that I know of, 'require you to be nude', and clothes optional, what ever one is comfortable with.

What is the problem.. Naturists can do what they want in that resort, as they don't are nude in public.. It is not accessable for non naturists.. But of course in Thailand is everything a problem. I am wondering how Thais are being born?? with clothes on maybe???

I know where this is .

Are they allowed to wear an apron while frying up some bacon?

I such a place exists, and I doubt, I expect to see it being in the news as closed by the authorities.

6 minutes ago, Emdog said:

Are they allowed to wear an apron while frying up some bacon?

Need to be more careful frying sausages.

Are they arguing about the size of something?

4 hours ago, Bredbury Blue said:

I such a place exists, and I doubt, I expect to see it being in the news as closed by the authorities.

Examples of Nudist/Clothing-Optional Resorts in Thailand:

• Barefeet Naturist Resort (Bangkok): Known for being a welcoming, social, and chill spot for naturists.

• Oriental Beach Village Phuket (Phuket): A dedicated naturist resort in the Phang-Nga area.

• Peace Blue Naiharn Resort (Phuket): Offers a natural, clothing-optional experience with pools and dining.

• Chan Naturist Resort (Pattaya): Located between Pattaya and Jomtien, it's a popular spot for naturist getaways.

• Harmony Naturist Resort (Rawai, Phuket): An 18+ naturist resort with pools and other amenities. 

Just now, IvorBiggun2 said:

Examples of Nudist/Clothing-Optional Resorts in Thailand:

• Barefeet Naturist Resort (Bangkok): Known for being a welcoming, social, and chill spot for naturists.

• Oriental Beach Village Phuket (Phuket): A dedicated naturist resort in the Phang-Nga area.

• Peace Blue Naiharn Resort (Phuket): Offers a natural, clothing-optional experience with pools and dining.

• Chan Naturist Resort (Pattaya): Located between Pattaya and Jomtien, it's a popular spot for naturist getaways.

• Harmony Naturist Resort (Rawai, Phuket): An 18+ naturist resort with pools and other amenities. 

Damn, beat me to it ... was just peeking myself:

https://www.google.com/travel/search?q=naturist%20resorts%20in%20thailand&g2lb=4965990%2C72471280%2C72560029%2C72573224%2C72647020%2C72686036%2C72803964%2C72882230%2C72958624%2C73059275%2C73064764%2C73107089%2C73192290%2C73249150&hl=en-TH&gl=th&cs=1&ssta=1&ts=CAESCgoCCAMKAggDEAAaHBIaEhQKBwjqDxADGAESBwjqDxADGAIYATICCAIqBwoFOgNUSEI&qs=CAE4BEIJEU3qUGowi3CZQgkRefVvvhOVEM9CCRHUbfHXN9JyhFoCCAE&ap=KigKEglqPfqBqTw7wBG3PtbMT5xVQBISCaVR3QYxT01AEaTglBl4CGXA&ictx=111&ved=0CAAQ5JsGahcKEwjIoIbXlpeSAxUAAAAAHQAAAAAQDA

Are the Thai staff starkers as well?

1 hour ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

Examples of Nudist/Clothing-Optional Resorts in Thailand:

• Barefeet Naturist Resort (Bangkok): Known for being a welcoming, social, and chill spot for naturists.

• Oriental Beach Village Phuket (Phuket): A dedicated naturist resort in the Phang-Nga area.

• Peace Blue Naiharn Resort (Phuket): Offers a natural, clothing-optional experience with pools and dining.

• Chan Naturist Resort (Pattaya): Located between Pattaya and Jomtien, it's a popular spot for naturist getaways.

• Harmony Naturist Resort (Rawai, Phuket): An 18+ naturist resort with pools and other amenities. 

Wow, I'll tell the wife.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

The resort, previously unknown to many Thais, is a naturist haven where guests are required to be nude at all times during activities

It's not for me, I prefer to be nude at all times during activities only with my girlfriend, she walks around naked all day when we're alone.

I think the Thais want to be shocked. The number of videos and photos on Facebook of people being naughty indicates a very prurient nature.

Nothing wrong with narurism...

Shocking!

The woman's post, paired with photos and videos, has opened many eyes to this unusual escape.

The woman revealed that strict rules govern this resort. Guests must remain unclothed while walking, swimming, sunbathing, and using communal spaces. Harsh regulations are in place to ensure safety, including bans on photography

It only takes one idiot to spoil paradise, why can't people enjoy and shut-up.

21 hours ago, Emdog said:

Are they allowed to wear an apron while frying up some bacon?

Kitchen wear is optional

39 minutes ago, Purdey said:

I think the Thais want to be shocked. The number of videos and photos on Facebook of people being naughty indicates a very prurient nature.

Thailand is full of people waiting to be offended by something...

23 hours ago, KhunLA said:

I find the article hard to believe, as none that I know of, 'require you to be nude', and clothes optional, what ever one is comfortable with.

It is not for me, so I have never gone there, but I know the owner and it is exactly as the article describes it. Believe it. Real for sure.

21 hours ago, Artisi said:

Need to be more careful frying sausages.

And meat balls.....

Wait till the hordes of male Indian tourists get a whiff of this!

A troll post trolling about Trump has been removed.

Hopefully those impolite visitors who feel it's not rude to go shirtless around streets and shops will be banished there.

On 1/18/2026 at 9:34 PM, webfact said:

discouraging intrusive staring at others’ bodies.

Hard pass

The most amusing articles on here are the ones were the author cannot spell.

3 minutes ago, Photoguy21 said:

The most amusing articles on here are the ones were the author cannot spell.

Surely you jest, sir?

No problem with mosquitoes???

1 minute ago, Leopold Bloom said:

Surely you jest, sir?

Good to see you are awake. To answer your question yes

On 1/19/2026 at 9:34 AM, webfact said:

Harsh regulations are in place to ensure safety, including bans on photography without consent and prohibitions of sexual activities in public areas.

Just asking for a friend, do they really need 'harsh regulations' to prevent couples going at it like rabbits in public?