The number of coronavirus infections linked to a French nudist resort has almost doubled as health officials struggle to contain the outbreak. 9News
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The manager of the resort said 40 per cent of guests are foreigners, with most coming from the Netherlands, Germany, Italy and the UK. Visitors are free to be naked wherever they want -- restaurants and stores, post offices or banks, sailing boats or lounging on the long public beach, where nudity is obligatory, even for those not staying at the resort.Nudists have already attracted concern during the coronavirus pandemic.
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