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By *abonTed OP Couple
3 weeks ago

Midlands & Cheltenham

We are trying to book some accommodation for our first visit in mid June, but are so confused about what 'the village' is! We hear that you need to pay to get into it, you need a wrist band, it's the bit we want...but also that it's noisy and expensive and it's totally fine to be based outside of it.

Is there a map with a line that actually shows the village area, and is anyone able to explain what 'it' actually is...and the pros and cons of staying in it!

Thank you!!

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By *xposedInTheSunCouple
3 weeks ago

Cambridgeshire

A good rule of thumb is that if you can book it at this late stage, then it's either a complete rip-off that no-one else will touch, or it's not in the village.

Try googling "cap d'agde village naturiste map".

Most people would say always book inside for your first visit, but it's a pretty full on experience. If you just want to dip in, and do other things as well, then you can just visit for the day. But you won't get the full experience.

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By *abonTed OP Couple
3 weeks ago

Midlands & Cheltenham

We aren't going to go until mid-June - if there's decent accommodation left. Maybe we've left it too late now...I'll give it a go though. We are only going to go for a few days, so not really much time to do anything else - very happy to mooch around and take it all in! Thanks for the advice

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By *xposedInTheSunCouple
3 weeks ago

Cambridgeshire

For various reasons we couldn't start looking until a couple of weeks ago, and when we looked there was almost nothing.

If you have a choice between booking outside, and not going at all, I'd say book outside. We've gone to the other extreme and booked a caravan at Terre de Soleil, the swingers' campsite about 5 miles away, and will drop in for some day visits to the village.

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By *oggsCouple
3 weeks ago

Dublin

"We aren't going to go until mid-June - if there's decent accommodation left. Maybe we've left it too late now...I'll give it a go though. We are only going to go for a few days, so not really much time to do anything else - very happy to mooch around and take it all in! Thanks for the advice

The campsite in the village may have something. It's very quiet with everything only a couple of minutes away. We stay in the "Pearl" chalets and love it. You even get a golf buggy with your chalet to go around the village.

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By *ife2shortCouple
3 weeks ago

Cheltenham

"We are trying to book some accommodation for our first visit in mid June, but are so confused about what 'the village' is! We hear that you need to pay to get into it, you need a wrist band, it's the bit we want...but also that it's noisy and expensive and it's totally fine to be based outside of it.

Is there a map with a line that actually shows the village area, and is anyone able to explain what 'it' actually is...and the pros and cons of staying in it!

Thank you!!"

Give us a shout and we can meet up in Chelts to give you a heads up. Cap veterans - but still learning all the time!

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By *inthehamptonsCouple
3 weeks ago

east hampton

here is a map that helped us- hope this link goes through

https://www.leglamourbeach.com/commerce-village-naturiste-cap-agde

everything numbered is in the village- its our first time going as well- we are staying in Jardin de Eden-

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By *aughtyJoWoman
3 weeks ago

Caterham

Have you looked at Airbnb?

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By *unwithdickandjaneCouple
2 weeks ago

Yorkshire, but on holiday in PDI

We're off to Cap on the 25th May for 4 nights. It's our first time. We are staying in the village, but wished I had seen this thread earlier and so booked earlier.

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By *unwithdickandjaneCouple
2 weeks ago

Yorkshire, but on holiday in PDI

Too late for us now but will look at Pearl when we are there from the 25th May, ready for our next visit.

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By *otcouple4youCouple
2 weeks ago

nantwich

The early advice about best accommodation already booked is 100% correct. But as a first timer mid to late June is perfect. We’ve been going for years and have been in May, June, July, August and even Sept. Mid late June is a great first time to go. Take the plunge, don’t be put off by accommodation not being perfect, so long as it’s in the village and a fair price to suit your pocket. Go with low expectations about the accommodation, fact is most of the apartments are AWFUL and poorly maintained and sparsely equipped. However, unless you have an adverse reaction to the nudity, sexual tension and liberal shenanigans you’ll only be sleeping in the accommodation anyway - we shower and sleep and that’s it. Jump in with both feet and book into the village you won’t regret it. Good luck.

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By *ophienRobCouple
2 weeks ago

bristol

Actually I just checked and if you look on that website I mentioned in my message there is quite a lot of accommodation available in the village for mid June including a nice apartment in Port Venus which is where we always stay in the village. Hope that helps

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By *abonTed OP Couple
1 week ago

Midlands & Cheltenham

"For various reasons we couldn't start looking until a couple of weeks ago, and when we looked there was almost nothing.

This sounds like it’s gonna be fun and wild

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By *abonTed OP Couple
1 week ago

Midlands & Cheltenham

"here is a map that helped us- hope this link goes through

https://www.leglamourbeach.com/commerce-village-naturiste-cap-agde

everything numbered is in the village- its our first time going as well- we are staying in Jardin de Eden-"

Great map!! Thanks for sharing! When are you going to be there?

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By *abonTed OP Couple
1 week ago

Midlands & Cheltenham

"The early advice about best accommodation already booked is 100% correct. But as a first timer mid to late June is perfect. We’ve been going for years and have been in May, June, July, August and even Sept. Mid late June is a great first time to go. Take the plunge, don’t be put off by accommodation not being perfect, so long as it’s in the village and a fair price to suit your pocket. Go with low expectations about the accommodation, fact is most of the apartments are AWFUL and poorly maintained and sparsely equipped. However, unless you have an adverse reaction to the nudity, sexual tension and liberal shenanigans you’ll only be sleeping in the accommodation anyway - we shower and sleep and that’s it. Jump in with both feet and book into the village you won’t regret it. Good luck. "

Lol…we got this impression when searching

But you’re totally right - sleeping and showering, then out the door to explore!

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By *abonTed OP Couple
1 week ago

Midlands & Cheltenham

For anyone wanting to go, there were loads of apartments to look at on the booking dot com site. We managed to get a nice enough room, with a parking space and a pool! Really excited now - going to be there 12-16 June

Thank you for all the advice and pointers! X

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By *xposedInTheSunCouple
1 week ago

Cambridgeshire

Well done you - you'll have a great time!

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