Euronat Village Naturiste

Our 3rd visit after the last one 40 years ago! Was just as good and will return next year!

Onsite food shopping is rather expensive but convenient. Although there is a large supermarket in Soulac (nearby). There is an unmade footpath to the beach (left side of road) would be useful for signs to ask cyclists to use the dedicated cycle path on rightside of the road.

The relaxing pace and safe environment of Euronat provides a comfortable naturist escape where one can walk,cycle, swim, bathe, shop, play and eat in total confidence.

99% of dogs on site are well behaved, but unfortunately you only need one noisy animal which barks at every passing person to disturb the serenity. Our Belgium neighbours allowed their two dogs to snarl and bark at free will for all 3 weeks of our stay prompting me to wish for a dog free camping/ caravan area. We ourselves are dog lovers BUT a noisy over active dog is not welcome at peaceful Euronat.

My sister and love to come to Euronat! Chili 1 was a great cabin. Always nice welcome, people are nice and welcoming, always ready to help.

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A very enjoyable peaceful stay.

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A beautiful setting in the forest with easy access to a perfect beach. Very good accommodation with ample room to park car and store our bikes. A very restful place with enough facilities on site e.g. excellent bakery. We have been several times and hope to return.

Relaxing September stay. Wonderful long beach walks

People dressing for dinner when weather still warm enough

it was a very relaxing stay, it was a little difficult to get to as we didn't have our own transport, but once we were there, we had everything we needed

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The general environment was as good as usual and beach superb as it always is. Good activities though some were closing down or closed by the end of August. Particular praise for the archery which was superb, very well organised by great staff and the highlight of our visit this time. The new pool area is also very good, we enjoyed our afternoons there greatly.

As I mentioned, by the end of our stay (first week of September) some things were closing down, for example the pool hours were restricted and shops less well stocked. Many activities finished during the week, though some kept going and were less crowded.

Naturism, peaceful site, music entertainment, square, pools, wooded area

Plain sud restaurant no longer available - what a big disappointment. No drinks or food available, no opportunjity to take picnics and enjoy sunsets because no tables etc

The beach is spectacular and the simple pleasure in walking naked for miles with a breeze carressing your body is a sybaritic delight. Similarly walking around the site amongst like-minded friendly people. We ate at each restaurant in turn and enjoyed every meal, it would be a shame to compare the serving staff because they were all lovely.

The surrounds to the pool are tortuous to walk on. Who on earth designed that flooring should be sacked. In September there is no entertainment or animation staff at all. Why should those of us who like to take holidays out of the main season be penalised because we are retired?