We would like to take this opportunity to briefly introduce our naturist association, founded in 1980 under the name “Les Naturistes Luxembourgeois” asbl and renamed in 1994 to “Sports et Loisirs Naturistes, Luxembourg” asbl (SLNL).
Sports et Loisirs Naturistes, Luxembourg, asbl
(SLNL)
International Naturist Federation
(INF-FNI)
We are affiliated to the International Naturist Federation (INF-FNI) through the Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Naturisme (FLN) and are therefore members of the world naturist organisation.
All our members are entitled to an international naturist licence (holiday card) issued by the INF/FLN. This licence gives access to all naturist sites and holiday centres recognised by the International Naturist Federation throughout the world.
Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Naturisme, asbl
(FNL)
Since 1987, our association is owner of a naturist recreation area of about 4 hectares located near Luxembourg city, in the middle of the forest, with large open spaces for sunbathing and sports – what we call our little “paradise”.
This “paradise” is designed to offer our members peace and relaxation, away from the usual tourist hustle and bustle of other rest and holiday centres.
Whether you just want to sunbathe naked in peace and quiet, or do a bit of sport, there’s something for everyone.
We would like to show you our site without any obligation on your part.
In addition to a personal invitation, this can be done at our “open day”, which takes place in the spring, usually at the beginning of June.
We are certainly the first naturist association with an international vocation. This vocation is also reflected in our quarterly multilingual newsletter. When you visit our site, you will be able to hear a wide variety of languages: Luxembourgish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, English, etc.
Our association publishes a “bulletin” several times a year to inform its members (preferably in digital form) about the association’s past and future activities; our members can also submit articles about their naturist experiences.
Participation in the association’s activities is not compulsory, of course, but it would help us to get to know each other better and build cohesion between members.
We would like to draw your attention to the fact that the association takes environmental protection seriously, and that members are therefore asked not to make any unnecessary noise at “Le Paradis” and to dispose of their rubbish at home.
For further information, don’t hesitate to contact us at SLNL.RelPub@naturisme.lu or by phone +352.691.639.250