Mortola Inferiore (La Mortola)

Mortola Inferiore (La Mortola)

About Mortola Inferiore (La Mortola)

Welcome to the sun-kissed shores of Mortola Inferiore Beach in Ventimiglia, Italy, a haven for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle. Known affectionately as La Mortola, this quaint spot offers a serene escape where the vibes are as free as the dress code!

La Mortola is famed not only for its breathtaking views of the Italian Riviera but also for its status as a clothing-optional beach. Nudists and naturists flock here to enjoy the Mediterranean sun, with the beach's legal nudist status ensuring a relaxed atmosphere for all visitors. It's a perfect spot for anyone looking to dip their toes into naturism or seasoned FKK enthusiasts seeking a new adventure.

The beach is modestly equipped, maintaining its natural charm and beauty. While amenities are minimal, the focus here is on enjoying the natural environment in its most authentic form. Remember to bring your essentials, as the offerings are as bare as the patrons!

La Mortola isn't just a beach; it's a slice of history. This area whispers tales of ancient times, making your visit a walk through the past, sunbathing session, and cultural experience all rolled into one.

So, if you're a fan of the naturist lifestyle or simply curious about experiencing life au naturel, Mortola Inferiore Beach awaits. Here, freedom isn't just a state of mind—it's a way of life. Come find your spot under the Italian sun and let your worries (and your swimsuit) slip away!

Remember, at La Mortola, the only thing that's strictly required is an open heart and an open mind!

Mortola Inferiore (La Mortola) Directions

From France by car (dept. 06 - Prov. Alpes - Cte d'Azur) take the motorway (Autoroute Esterel-Cte d'Azur), cross the line state with Italy and take the out gate of Ventimiglia. Reach the town, turn around the fountain and cross the bridge over the Roja river, following the direction towards France once again, but using the route alongside the coast. Behind the small village of LATTE, just after the second-last tunnel, before the line-state of San Luigi, take a look on the left-side of the street: you'll see several cars parked (that's not an official parking, but local authorities aren't used appling fines). Stop the car over there and take the small path which cross the railway. Cross the wood and youl'll reach the rocks and the several small beaches