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Here is the long awaited Part 2 of our Northumberland adventure.

In the previous video we were making our way north up the coast to see what naturist beaches this area of the UK had to offer.

If you have watched the first video you will have seen that the beach at Druridge bay was very beautiful but it was a little to cold to strip off, we then got a little distracted by the castles and history of the area.

Our next location to visit was Ross sands, located between Bamborough and Holy island, Ross sands is a long stretch of soft white sand, surrounded by natural dunes and protected by the National trust.

We parked up in the village and meandered our way to the sea, what we found was very unexpectedly beautiful.

We have lived in the UK all our lives and not seen a beach that is so picturesque, I thought we were in the Caribbean!

It was still windy but we finally managed to take our clothes off!

Unfortunately as you will hear our microphone conector ran out of battery towards the end of the day, so we apologise for how loud the wind will be.

We made several attempts to muffle the background noise, admitting defeat and going of sub titles instead.

We hope you enjoy our final instalment of this video and encourage you to visit this spectacular region of Great Britain.

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Freddy Dexter

Heyy great video! May I ask if this is an official nude beach?

Naturist Diary

Thanks, unfortunately no. The two we visited are wide and remote so although they are unofficial nude beaches they are well used by the naturist community, so you shouldn’t have any problems if you want to be at one with nature

Freddy Dexter

Ah cool I have been to a beach in Anglesey once a couple of years and heard it was an unofficial nude beach as well and that it was remote but there were so many textile visitors that day, I felt far too uncomfortable to enjoy it stark so was wondering if this was that but it appears as though it isn’t!