There will be no extension of it in the final beach memorandum
nudist beach at Breskens.
Look further on the page of nudist beach Breskens / Groede
07-05-2011: In the summer of 2011, the
Municipality of Sluis no longer nude recreation on this beach section
to allow. Both these
site as well as the NFN have asked the municipality of Sluis for this in their view on the (draft) beach memorandum 2010
designate a beach area as suitable for nudist recreation.
The municipality of Sluis is expected to adopt the beach policy this summer.
Despite the municipality's ban, a large group of naturists still recreate naked.
View nudestrandje.nl on the nudity ban:
The municipality of Sluis has part of the beach at Breskens/Groede in the APV
designated as suitable for nude recreation. This doesn't mean
that the other beaches are not suitable for nude recreation;
on the contrary.
This beach is, according to this site, more suitable for
nudist recreation than the beach
Breskens/Groede, where nudist recreation takes place, immediately visible (at a short distance)
from a (recently constructed!) continuous cycle path. Also the location
being close to a beach pavilion does not make the beach unsuitable
for nude recreation. Bee
Breskens/Groede is also one
beach pavilion a short distance from the nudist beach.
The website of the Municipality of Sluis mentions "Incorrect notification of tolerance policy on
internet site". Nude recreation is already allowed on this beach section
Tolerated for 20 years, so the information on the website
municipality of Sluis is incorrect.
The municipality does not have either
the authority to designate areas where nudist recreation
not allowed. When taking verbal action (if the case
occurs) the municipality of Sluis will have to demonstrate that this is the case
described beach section is unsuitable for nudist recreation. The
lawsuit against lawyer G. Spong has shown that this is very difficult.
Furthermore, it is very unfortunate that the municipality does not include this site
has informed you of the changed policy.