The Ultimate Guide to Las Vegas’ Sexiest Topless Pools (And How to Behave)

The sprawling Mandalay Beach pool complex offers a variety of pool experiences and one topless-optional pool that’s strictly for visitors 21 and over. The scene is sophisticated and high-end, and guests can purchase everything from a pool chair massage to furnished villas with a private pool area. This is one of the pricier day pass pools on our list, and reservations are required.

Tao Beach, at The Venetian Resort, has gone back and forth on its topless policies. As of now, tops are allowed to be off during the week as long as there is no day party event happening. Tao Beach is probably the most popular daytime pool party in Vegas, and it draws celebrities and beautiful people from around the world. To get in for free, book a room at The Venetian—hotel guests get complimentary admission.

The Wynn and Encore sister resorts each offer a large European (read: topless) pool. The scene is generally very chill and well—adult. Guests are greeted on arrival and escorted to chairs, where they’re offered umbrella and towel assistance—plus food and drink menus. Both pools have a DJ, an outdoor bar that you can swim to, and gaming tables with blackjack and craps. If you’ve ever wanted to gamble without a top, this is your chance to win big topless.

The Lexi Las Vegas is located off-strip, but if you’re looking for an adults-only getaway, it’s a hidden gem. Guests must be 21 or older to stay, ensuring a mature and relaxed atmosphere. While the pool was once exclusive to hotel guests, it’s now open to non-guests who reserve a daybed or cabana. The Lexi’s pool is strictly adults-only and embraces a European-style vibe, where topless sunbathing is welcome at any time.

1. Follow the Rules: Women are only allowed to go topless at designated pools—unfortunately, just because it’s Vegas doesn’t mean you can ditch the bikini top at any pool you want.
2. Pools are "Toptional": Women aren't required to take off their tops to enjoy topless pools. Wear as much or as little as you feel comfortable.
3. No Photos: Seriously, none. Even if you're taking a photo of your margarita with nothing more than a statuesque palm tree in the background, security guards will insist you put your phone away.
4. Don't Stare: Topless pools are meant to be fun and relaxing places where women can feel safe enough to sunbathe, dance, or swim topless. Creepy behavior, such as openly leering, is only going to encourage women to put their tops on and leave. Go to a strip club if you want to gawk at topless women.
5. Don't Touch: Do we even have to say it? Non-consensual touching is against the law, no matter where you are or what someone else is (or isn't) wearing. Touching a topless woman will, at best, get you escorted out of the pool and, at worst, land you at the Clark County Detention Center.
6. Adults Only: If you're under 18 (and likely under 21 at most pools), you're too young to be at a Las Vegas topless pool. Be prepared to show ID or be barred from entrance.
7. Go Easy on the PDA: It's a topless pool, not an orgy. If you're into the swinging scene may we suggest a stay at Hedonism II?