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Paris, Paris
Naturist cruise bar in the 11th arrondissement where nudity is the house rule
The smallest gay cruise bar in Paris — a naturist spot in the 11th arrondissement near the Oberkampf metro where nudity is the baseline, not the exception. Entre Deux Eaux has two levels: a main floor bar with seating and a small basement cruise area. Entry runs around €17 and includes cloakroom and two drinks, making it one of the more affordable options compared to the city's larger industrial cruise clubs. The crowd skews 30-60 and regulars-heavy, with a recurring monthly BearX night that anchors a bears and mature-men following. The atmosphere is more neighborhood pub (where everyone happens to be naked) than purpose-built darkroom. If Paris's bigger cruise venues feel impersonal, this is the low-key alternative.
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