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Colina do Sol

Taquara, Rio Grande do Sul, BR

  • Nude and clothing-optional resort in Taquara, Rio Grande do Sul — photo from Colina do Sol's own website
    Colina do Sol — Resort in Taquara, Rio Grande do Sul
  • Nude and clothing-optional resort in Taquara, Rio Grande do Sul — photo from Colina do Sol's own website
    Colina do Sol — Resort in Taquara, Rio Grande do Sul

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  • Clothing optional
  • Family oriented
  • Private, authorised
  • Status unknown

Last checked Aug 2026

Colina do Sol is a large, long-established naturist village in Taquara, Rio Grande do Sul, and is one of southern Brazil's major naturist centers, with lodging, camping, and recreational facilities on an extensive property. It draws visitors from across the state and neighboring Uruguay and Argentina.

Know before you go

As a full-service naturist center, book accommodation ahead during the Southern Hemisphere summer high season (December through February). Confirm current rates and visitor policies before traveling.

Amenities

  • Camping
  • Cabins

Frequently asked questions

Is clothing required at Colina do Sol?

This location is clothing optional: nudity is permitted, and you are free to stay dressed if you prefer.

Is Colina do Sol family-friendly or adults-only?

Colina do Sol is family oriented and welcomes children accompanied by their parents or guardians.

Is nudity at Colina do Sol officially sanctioned?

This is a private property where nudity is authorised by the operator, subject to their own rules.

Can I visit Colina do Sol for the day?

Access: Day and overnight visitors subject to rules. Day access: Yes.

When is the best time to visit Colina do Sol?

Season: Year-round.

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Related guides

  • Brazil's Naturist Beaches and Resorts Guide

    Brazil's officially designated naturist beaches and naturist clubs, verified individually — Tambaba, Massarandupio, Pinho, Abrico and the federation-affiliated inland clubs.

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