Crystal Cresent Beach

Crystal Cresent Beach

About Crystal Cresent Beach

Located in the picturesque region of Sambro, Nova Scotia, Crystal Crescent Beach is a popular destination for naturists and nudists seeking a serene escape. This clothing-optional beach is renowned for its stunning white sands and crystal-clear waters, making it a perfect spot for those embracing the naturist lifestyle.

Crystal Crescent Beach consists of three crescent-shaped beaches, with the third being the designated area for nude sunbathing and swimming. This area is informally recognized and has been a favored spot for naturists for many years. Visitors should note that while the nudist section is widely accepted, discretion is advised.

The beach offers basic amenities including public toilets and parking, ensuring a comfortable visit for all guests. It's important to bring along necessities such as water and sun protection, as there are no shops nearby. The natural beauty and remote location make it an ideal spot for those looking to connect with nature in its purest form.

Crystal Crescent Beach's status as a clothing-optional beach adds to Nova Scotia's appeal as a diverse and welcoming destination for tourists from all walks of life. Its historical significance and breathtaking views continue to draw naturists from around the globe, looking to experience the freedom and tranquility that only a nude beach can offer.

Embrace the liberty of naturism at Crystal Crescent Beach, where the spirit of FKK lives on, and the beauty of Nova Scotia's coastline is yours to enjoy in its most natural state.

Crystal Cresent Beach Directions

Directions

From the Armdale Rotary in Halifax at the head of the Northwest Arm, drive south on route 349 for 2.6 km (1.6 mi.) and turn right on the Old Sambro Road (Route 306). Proceed on the Old Sambro Road for 18.1 km (11.2 mi.) through Harrietsfield and Williamswood to Sambro. At the STOP sign turn right toward Crystal Crescent Beach Provincial Park. Drive for 2.4 km (1.5 mi.) following signs for the Park. In the Park, go to the last parking area, walk down the hill to the beach and follow the boardwalk and main trail to the right for about 15 minutes to Mackerel Cove.