Cleat's Shore

Cleat's Shore

About Cleat's Shore

Located on the serene Isle of Arran, Cleat's Shore in Lagg stands out as a premier destination for naturists seeking tranquility and a connection with nature. This clothing-optional beach is known for its stunning, unspoiled landscapes, making it a perfect retreat for those who practice naturism.

The legal status of Cleat's Shore as a nude beach is well-established, allowing visitors to enjoy the beach in its natural state without the constraints of clothing. The beach's remote location ensures privacy and a peaceful environment, which is highly valued by the naturist community.

While Cleat's Shore does not offer extensive amenities like some commercial beaches, its natural beauty and clean environment are highly appealing. The clear waters and gentle sands invite relaxation and a sense of freedom that is cherished in the nudist lifestyle.

Historically, Cleat's Shore has been a favored spot among naturists for decades, known for its welcoming and respectful atmosphere. It's a place where the values of body positivity and freedom are embraced, making it a safe haven for both seasoned naturists and those new to the FKK experience.

For those seeking a serene escape to reconnect with nature and embrace the naturist way of life, Cleat's Shore in Lagg is an ideal destination. Here, the spirit of freedom and respect for nature and each other creates a harmonious experience that goes beyond just sunbathing nude.

Cleat's Shore Directions

Cleat's shore is around 18 miles heading south from the ferry terminal in Brodick. There are buses that meet the ferries that stop & pick up at Lagg so there's no need to take a car if you are up for a walk of around half a mile from the Lagg Hotel. It's a well surfaced tarmac road, followed by a further walk down the lane of just over half a mile. You can drive all the way if that's what suits you & Cleats shore is sign posted.