Nudist beach Galderse Meren (Breda)
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Paid parking at P6. Due to the introduction of paid parking, P6 is only accessible via P4. Turn left and drive as far as possible. It is best for disabled people to park as close as possible to the entrance to P4 and then take the road to the nudist beach.



The closed entrance P5+6.






The path to the nudist beach. This path is prohibited for motor vehicles (motorcycles, mopeds and scooters)



The start of the nudist beach is indicated by a sign. View here the board with the rules of the game.



Nudist recreation is permitted on beach E. The area for nudist recreation is indicated on the information board. A warning triangle for entering the nudist beach is a bit exaggerated.



The first sunbathing area is still located on the cycle path and is also used for nudist recreation.



The toilet block at the beginning of the nudist beach. Cycling staples were placed here in the 2021 season. Bicycles are no longer allowed on the beach. At the end of the asphalt path there are also a number of bicycle paths. There is room for approximately 40 bicycles in total.



The bicycle shed at the start of the nudist beach.



The bicycle shed at the end of the asphalt path.



The path on the nudist beach.



The middle sunbathing area.



The nudist beach.



An overview of the main part of the nudist beach.



The nudist beach with the sandy beach.



The swimming lake, with beautifully clear water.



The separation on the east side with the arable land is still quite open.



The nature reserve behind it is closed during the beach season (from April 1 to October 1).



There is no direct bathing supervision on the nudist beach. There is, however, a post from the Breda Rescue Brigade at the textile beach near the small lake (near P4). This is staffed during weekends and school holidays when the beach weather is good.



The swimming lake with a demarcated area. Due to measures taken by the municipality, the years of geese (poo) nuisance seem to have come to an end.



A New Year's Dive traditionally takes place here on January 1 at 2:00 PM. For more photos look here.