Were all to meet up at kenfig nature reserve car park at 10am and then walk down together, Doing some research and I have found the following instructions to get there
By car:
Leave the M4 motorway at junction 37 (Pyle) or junction 38 (Margam). Follow the signs for Cynffig Nature Reserve where there is ample parking. From the nature reserve make your way on foot down to the beach ( the sea is visible from the car park) but it is a walk of 1.5 miles through the sand hills.
Upon reaching the track that divides the beach from the sand hills, turn right and walk for about ten minutes toward the steel works in Port Talbot - this is to ensure that you reach the quietest part of the beach - (if you reach the river you have gone too far). This is reputedly known as 'Morfa', while the beach to the left of the access is called 'Sker'. Further south-eastward toward Porthcawl lie Pink Bay, Rest Bay and then Porthcawl/Trecco. Choosing a spot just below the dunes will mean you can avoid the in-coming tide and any horse riders, fishermen or joggers who use the beach.
As its a fair walk to the beach please bring proper foot ware to avoid any injuries
There are no facilities there so you may also want to take sandwiches or something like that if you get hungry

Parking tariff is below;
PARKING TARIFF
£1 - 90 MINUTES
£2 - 3 HOURS
£4 - ALL DAY
£6 FOR HORSE BOXES
£80 BETWEEN 10PM - 6PM
Please use one of our 3 parking meters dotted around the reserve or use scan the QR code on EXIT
Alternatively, you can pay with a member of staff during office hours (9am-4pm)

If anyone has any more information or has been there before even better at least we wont get lost :)
Please RSVP so we know how many will be coming as we will only wait 15 minutes after 10 until we start walking down

Please note this is weather providing so if the weather is not great then we will have to re-arrange another day

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Please Note: The below info will be updated in April
Start: Foxes Forest, Peronne Road, Hilsea Lines. Find us via map or what3words ///bubble.slowly.wisdom.
Assemble from: 11:00
Set-off: 13:15
Public Toilets less than 5 Min Walk away
WNBR is a fun, inspirational, non-confrontational body-positive event with a positive message of hope. That is why the ride has been such a huge hit and so many are supportive. Just use common sense and mind your manners! Nude is not lewd!
Since most of us did not grow up in a body-positive society, many will look at you with curiosity and amusement. You will probably notice that different sections of town have different cultural reactions to nudity. Some may feel mildly intimidated because they still might have issues with their own bodies and your shameless ways are unsettling to their body-phobic world. Just be friendly and respectful and things should be fine. Remember we are all human and we all have the same parts.
For more information see the website Portsmouth - World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) - Wiki information site 
Please note: only those events organised through BN are covered by BN’s insurance.  Participants in other events should make their own enquiries regarding appropriate insurance cover for that event.

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Time: Assemble 1pm, Ride departs 2pm
Location: Under Jumbo The Water Tower CO3 3AA
Come as bare as you dare. Nudity makes a great statement, and many of us will be completely naked, but if you're more comfortable in a little clothing, that's fine too. In previous years, riders have worn shorts, bras, swimwear, body paint, wigs, sunglasses etc. Most wear footwear and bring bags to carry clothes. Body painting and adornment, customised bikes and other creative expression are all strongly encouraged.
For more information see the website Colchester - World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) - Wiki information site  
Please note: only those events organised through BN are covered by BN’s insurance.  Participants in other events should make their own enquiries regarding appropriate insurance cover for that event.

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Come join us a for lovely naturist boat trip out of Seahouse Harbour, Northumberland.  Be entertained by the dolphins and the puffins on the this ever popular boat trip. 
Meet at the Seahouses Harbour at 15.30 to join our boat at 16.00.  As Seahouses is very busy at weekends allow enough time to get parked and get you chippie.
Book here £25 per person open to BN members, their guests and other naturists.
Make it a North East weekend by booking to go to the Alnwick Gardens on the Sunday and variety of events organised at Tando Naturist Club.

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A monthly 90min swim run by Mid-Anglia Naturist Swimming Club (MNSC) at the wonderful Bury St Edmund's Leisure Centre.
A full size swimming pool with three double lanes, life guards, piped music and convenient ample free parking right outside.
Whether you are a serious swimmer or want to chat in the pool then there is room for everyone.
The sauna and steamroom are currently undergoing renovation and will be back online soon.
Several times a year we run an additional Couples and Ladies Only swim.
Booking in advance is mandatory via the club website and you will need to bring identification. £12 per session with a discount for club members.
You dont have to be a BN member to attend and guests and first time visitors are very welcome.
Full details at the club website

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Macclesfield Monthly Naturist Bar evening. 7-10 pm.
Please feel welcome to attend the G&T Bar on the 3rd Saturday of each Month.
Be sure to book a visit at: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/gt-109118664001 
Enquiries to gandtmacc@gmail.com
There is a £5 deposit required, but that will be deducted from your first drink. Entrance is free of charge.
Our location is at 23, Back Wall Gate, Macclesfield. Postcode: SK11 6LQ. W3Ws: metro.harsh.locals
The capacity is 20 persons.
Clothed Friends & Partners of Naturists are most welcome to attend.
G&T is a quirky bar in Macclesfield that has recently been purchased by Neil and his friend Millie, Neil being one of 4 naturists that cycled 1,000 miles naked from Land's End to John O'Groats in 2022. Millie runs the day-to-day and staffs the bar, and whilst she prefers to be dressed, we're both excited to try and make this a regular safe space for naturists. Although primarily a cocktail, gin and wine bar; we also have plenty of bottled and canned beers available and we are looking into the possibility of installing lines for draft beer. Discussions are also in place with local take-aways to provide food opportunities for the evening.

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