natives  2 young Aborigine girls (9-10) seen nude.

Nudity: 9 Points: 9

Actors and Actresses	age	nudity
		frontal	rear	chest
girls (2)	from 9 to 10 years old	full	full	full

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Time: 0:44:11-0:45:27 (1m 16s)

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swimming  Jenny Agutter (16) seen nude many times when swimming.

Nudity: 9 Points: 9

Actors and Actresses	age	nudity
		frontal	rear	chest
Jenny Agutter	16 years old	full	full	full

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Time: 0:58:05-1:00:53 (2m 48s)

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dressing   transparent clothing  Jenny Agutter gets dressed, shown topless.

Nudity: 3 Points: 3

Actors and Actresses	age	nudity
		frontal	rear	chest
Jenny Agutter	16 years old			full

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Time: 1:00:25-1:00:36 (11s)

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bathing   dressing  Washing scene with Jenny Agutter.

Nudity: 3 Points: 3

Actors and Actresses	age	nudity
		frontal	rear	chest
Jenny Agutter	16 years old			full

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Time: 1:21:01-1:21:26 (25s)

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natives  Rear nudity of David Gulpilil (16) as he hangs on a tree.

Nudity: 6 Points: 6

Actors and Actresses	age	nudity
		frontal	rear	chest
David Gulpilil	16 years old		full

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Time: 1:29:03-1:29:54 (51s)

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natives   swimming  Frontal nude swimming scene for both boys and Jenny Agutter.

Nudity: 9 Points: 9

Actors and Actresses	age	nudity
		frontal	rear	chest
Luc Roeg	6 years old	full	full
David Gulpilil	16 years old	full	full
Jenny Agutter	16 years old	full	full	full

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Time: 1:37:59-1:39:16 (1m 17s)

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Walkabout was filmed in remote locations across the Australian outback in the summer of 1969.
Although Girl is 14-years-old in the movie. Jenny Agutter was 16-years-old when the film was in production.
Jenny Agutter was embarrassed when doing the scene of her swimming naked in the lake, so as many as possible of the crew were sent away. When shooting was done they returned, stripped naked, and went for a swim.

https://books.google.com/books?id=1Mi6JO3RR44C&pg=PA9
2010

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"Nic wanted the scene in which I swam naked to be straightforward. He wanted me to be uninhibited – which I wasn’t. I was a very inhibited young woman. I didn’t feel uncomfortable about the intention of the scene, but that doesn’t make you feel any better. There was no one around, apart from Nic in the distance with his camera. No lights, nothing. Once he’d got the shot, I got out of the water and dressed as quickly as possible. I don’t think people were as obsessed with nudity back then as they are today.

"I had to jump in the water naked too, which absolutely terrified me. I kept putting my hands in front of my crotch to protect my dignity. My dad yelled down from the clifftop: “Take your bloody hands away!” So I took them away and jumped straight into the cold water."

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/aug/09/how-we-made-walkabout-jenny-agutter-nicolas-roeg-luc-roeg
2016 August, 9

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