La Jenny Vacances – Domaine Résidentiel Naturiste
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Are you looking for a naturist holiday?
Then come to La Jenny! A naturist village with 756 chalets spread over the 127 hectares of the estate, for unforgettable naturist holidays.
The Domaine Résidentiel Naturiste de La Jenny is located in the Gironde between the Bay of Arcachon and Lacanau, about 60 km from Bordeaux, in a magnificent preserved environment.
Enjoy your family holidays in a seaside holiday village with direct access to the ocean with the fine white sandy naturist beach as far as the eye can see.
At La Jenny you will find a real golf course, the only naturist golf course in the world, a 1000m² swimming pool with 4 baths, multiple sports activities, children’s club, teenagers’ club, 6 tennis courts, pony club, yoga, zumba etc. Self care in the wellness centre; sauna, beauty treatments and massages.
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Editor
2024
There is not that much in the way of cultural activities close by – Bordeaux is an hour away, and it’s about half an hour to resorts like Andernos les Bains on the Bassin d’Arcachon – so perhaps not an ideal site if you love monuments, museums and posh restaurants, but if you are looking for a beautiful beach, walks or rides under the pine trees or even naturist golf, La Jenny is perfect.
GW
Editor
2021
Large well-run site – chalets only, not tents or caravans, so a bit pricier, but a great site next to the sea that doesn’t feel as huge and impersonal as Arna. The twice-weekly market is a real highlight, with fresh meat, fish and cheese – and oysters! – on site. Fairly remote from big attractions – if you want bikes, hire them in advance (there weren’t any left when we arrived). If you’re there in high summer, the roads down to Lège-Cap Ferret are very busy, so you would be better off on a bike. A decent base for Bordeaux and the Médoc but relatively few blockbuster sights nearby.
GW