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Here is a trip report submitted by some
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| August 2011 - J.J. |
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Just back from Cap d'Agde. Stayed at Le
Jardin d'Edin, the Best Located, nicest (and expensive) lifestyle timeshare
hotel. The most important recommendation I can make is to use the taxi service
provided by 'melshags 'The typical taxi will drop kick you at the development's
gated entry, leaving you lost with your luggage.... a very rough way to start
your trip!
Daytime: men:wraps& nothing Women: Bling & see
through
Nightime men: Clubshirt, black pants/shoes
Women: Bling & see through (no pants permitted in clubs!!!)
Castaways Note: If you arrange transfers from Castaways from
Agde train station or Montepellier airport or train station, private transfers
are arranged which deliver you right to your apartment building.
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| July-August 2010 - Tinkerbell & Hook |
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Cap d Agde was very captivating. We
thoroughly enjoyed the fact that you could go nude nearly everywhere and we
did. We walked the beach and did the shops and a cafe or two. Bought food and
cooked the majority of our meals. Could sit on the balcony and look out at the
sea. We were on the second floor of the Heliopolis area. Also checked our some
of the clubs located in the area and found them to be quite different from
anything anywhere else. Beautiful sunshine, lovely people made for a delightful
time. |
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| Sept 2007 - J & K |
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Responding to your request for "How was it"
at Cap d'Agde: Great.
Ann and David James got us set up fine in
apartment K-302 of Heliopolis. Building K has no elevator and neither do
several other sections. We were having such a good time, we extended for
another 5 days in a unit in Section D which did have an elevator. It helped a
lot with luggage, otherwise, we did not require an elevator.
We will
certainly go back, but it is not the place for all nudists. We found the open
sexuality* very entertaining, but there are many who might find it offensive.
We met a British couple who were living aboard their yacht in the harbor, and
they took us around and showed us the night life.
Our nudist experience
is nude beaches/hot springs, camping in the desert and hiking nude with
friends, Magic Circle at Quartzite, Arizona in the winter, and of course the
ANNR nudist clubs. So, Cap d'Agde was an eye opener, but we had a great time.
The first time we observed the beach "activity" near the campground, my wife
said she would rather use the beach close to the Heliopolis. One day later, she
decided that maybe it wasn't so bad after all, as the scene was rather boring
next to the the condo's.
*NOTE from Castaways: The "sensual
activities" are typically found only in isolated spots on the northern part of
the beach beyond the campground area and inside a few of the "adults only"
clubs in the main shopping centers.
We were not very well prepared
for the clothing attire common in the evening, as it is so different from what
we did at ANNR clubs for big parties, like New Years Eve, etc. ANNR downplays
the suggestive look, and at the Cap, the sexier, the better.
*NOTE
from Castaways: Most guests at Cap d'Agde wear clothes in the evening
We found it slow in meeting people, primarily because we speak no
French, and only some basic German. Very few English speaking people at the Cap
(except in the shopping areas and stores). We did meet a few Brits that we hit
it off with at David and Ann's Sunday evening cocktail hour, and the Yacht
folks, so we found that aspect (meeting lots of people) disappointing. We
generaly go out of our way to meet folks at the ANNR clubs, and as a result,
have many friends in the nudist community. We may try to return year after
next, only earlier in the season (May/June). |
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