SDC Takeover Events in Cap d'Agde

Swingers Date Club is coming to Cap d'Agde in July and August for two takeover events!

2012-06-08

CARY, NC, June 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) SDC is coming back to the world famous Cap d' Agde with two takeover events this summer! Both of these swingers events will be held at Le Jardin d'Eden from July 5 - 10 and August 25 - 30. This newly built private enclave offers an intimate atmosphere for liberated couples to experience a seductive event hosted by SDC - Swingers Date Club.

The July 5th event is now sold out so don't miss the opportunity to attend this very limited offer beginning August 25th. Cap d' Agde is known as the nude capital of the world. It is located on the French Mediterranean and offers some of the most exciting adult fun you will find anywhere.

Cap d'Agde is a self-contained village that offers a wide variety of entertainment venues including bars, restaurants and night clubs that party late into the night.

Le Jardin d' Eden is the private enclave where these two events are being held. It is one of the newest structures at Cap d' Agde with 65 suites and offers the ultimate in privacy. Le Jardin d' Eden is situated just a stone's throw from the beach in the center of the Heliopolis next to the famous club Le Glamour.

These events will offer daily breakfast service, dry cleaning, 24 hour security, towel service and a live DJ every day. There will also be special pool entertainment and games in the afternoon. There are three different types of rooms to choose from, a 16 person Jacuzzi and a pool bar that serves drinks all day along with breakfast and light snacks.

Join SDC.com to view the guest list of amazing couples who will be attending this takeover event. If you are interested in attending don't wait too long, there are just a few rooms remaining. Please note that there will be special SDC Meet and Greets organized throughout Cap d' Agde in July and August.

Website: http://www.sdc.com

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