Amazing Norma

Great atmosphere, safe, waves are a little strong.

Michael Reynolds

No words to describe this beautiful beach. Just must experience it in your lifetime and hopefully more than once. So much to discover.

Christiam Tachiquin

The beach is beautiful, people is respectful in a way that let you enjoy the nudity experience with confidence.

Virginia Giordano

You can be naked, swim, dance, eat well, and be whoever you want to be... To me this is Paradise

Leeann Baker

Loved how everyone does their own thing and you don’t get too overwhelmed by people selling goods. I felt fully able to express myself however I wished! Favorite nude beach!

Jon De Roo

Unreal clothing optional beach, welcoming of all shapes and sizes. 10/10 recommend!

Chris Wegert

This beach is approximately two kilometers long, can be very dangerous for swimming so be sure you check to be color of flag posted up the nearest life guard station, otherwise they will yell at you if you go too far in. Overall a fairly chill and laid back beach, a few hustler selling goods every now and then, but nothing like what you'll experience at some of the more popular beaches in mexico. The nude section is fairly small, and is on the Northern end of the beach in case you want to find it (or avoid it?). The area on the Northern end of the beach is also popular with surfers if the tide is right.

Will Blunderfield

Zipolite is a breathtaking destination! The beach’s raw, natural beauty is unmatched, and its laid-back atmosphere makes it a paradise for those craving freedom and a deep connection with nature. While the powerful waves and strong rip currents make swimming risky, you can safely wade up to your knees to cool off and enjoy the ocean’s refreshing embrace. As Mexico’s only official nude beach, Zipolite offers a truly unique experience—embracing the clothing-optional vibe in such a welcoming and open-minded setting is both liberating and unforgettable. It’s the perfect place to relax, soak up the sun, and enjoy the bohemian energy. Important Note: Be cautious with food and water—many visitors, myself included, experienced stomach issues and I am still recovering from post Giardia IBS that I picked up in Mexico. Stick to bottled water for drinking and even for brushing your teeth to try to avoid getting sick.

Susu

I love and also hate this beach. The sand has many rocks that will hurt you if you get in the water. The rocks get tossed and shred your skin. There’s often riptides. The currents go in every direction. I visited in May. I would not recommend swimming or learning to surf here. However, it’s a beautiful sunset and one of the greatest nude beaches. The beach is totally a vibe to relax and LGTB Friendly. The restaurant on the beach are generally overpriced without the quality.

Guillaume S.

Very strong, dangerous rip current. I almost drowned and there was just a yellow flag and relatively small waves. Be very careful here, even if the sea seems to be calm. I’ve learned that dozens of unsuspecting swimmers are rescued every year in these waters (I’m one of them). The drowning numbers are very high too. I won’t swim back there for sure. Playa Mazunte or Elefante are WAY safer.