Canada’s naturist beach scene may be limited by its short summers, but it still offers several popular and scenic spots for nude sunbathing. The most famous is Wreck Beach in Vancouver, a massive clothing-optional beach with a laid-back, bohemian vibe, just steps from the University of British Columbia.
In Ontario, Hanlan’s Point Beach on the Toronto Islands is an officially designated nude beach, attracting a diverse crowd in summer. Other unofficial or semi-tolerated spots include Oka Beach near Montreal and sections of Crystal Crescent Beach near Halifax. Canada’s naturist community is small but passionate, making the most of warm weather with a respectful and welcoming attitude.