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At the southern end of the archipelago is Île du Havre-Aubert. Plage du Havre-Aubert is an east-facing beach on the eastern side of the island, and from the entry of the beach a narrow peninsula extends northward nearly 5 kilometers. As you walk north (to the left when facing the water) you are likely to encounter a few nude sunbathers as you distance yourself from the entry point.

While nude bathing on remote beaches is generally accepted, there are clothed visitors who stroll the beach. It may be best to be a bit discreet and cover up if you see someone wandering the beach. Nude sunbathing is often more common in the dunes than on the open beach. While both Plage du Havre-Aubert and Old Harry Beach to the north are visited by a small number of nudists, Plage du Havre-Aubert is generally the more popular of the two.

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GPS: 47.2450, -61.8014

city, municipality, province, country  Cap-aux-Meules, Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Québec, Canada

classification  3 (discretion recommended)

There are 9 placemarks related to these nearby sites: Plage du Havre-Aubert and Old Harry Beach.