Naturist Holidays to Spain

Soak Up The Sun in Spain

We are delighted to be offering some exciting Naturist holidays to Spain!!

Playa de Vera in mainland Spain

Whether you fancy soaking up the sunshine on the Playa De Vera nudist beach or checking out the family friendly blue flag beach like Play de Purto del Rey. 

Vera Playa Club Hotel is a Naturist Hotel located within the Vera Player area. 

Take a look at what Vera Playa has to offer here with On the Beach.

Estepona (Costa del Sol)

Costa Natura is the first official naturist resort located in Estepona in Spain.

The resorts consists of a range of apartments and studios with private terraces. 

Costa Natura is open to couples and families and even provides children's entertainment.  

Take a look at Costa Natura here with Trivago.

Fuerteventura (Canary Islands)

Located on Fuerteventura's Southern coast in Playa De Esquinzo is Monte Marina Naturist Resort, which offers a unique retreat into nature with breathtaking views, superb amenities and diverse lodgings. 

Want to see more then take a look here at the here.

Majorca (Balearic Islands)

Naturplayer is the only and exclusive naturist hotel in the Balearic Island, It offers an idyllic setting with an outdoor swimming pool. 

Want to learn more than take a look here.

Other Naturist Destinations include:

Tarragona (Catalonia) features the largest naturist beach in Spain. 

Finca Xanadu is an adult only naturist retreat with all inclusive food and drink. 

Finca Fablosa is a nudist resort for adults only. 

For those who love to travel around with their motorhome's and caravans why not check become a member of Europe's biggest campsite club the ACSI where you can get great membership discounts on overnight pitch fees and much more, check them out here.

What is there to do on mainland Spain?

Spain offers so much from it's vibrant nightlife to wonderful soft sandy beaches in abundance around the coast. 

When it comes to dining you are spoiled for choice with an array of foods to make your taste buds want more. Try the local dishes which can vary from region to region. Sample the delights of the staple dish of Paella,  a rice dish with Chicken, Fish, Seafood, spices and other yummy ingredients. Search out a traditional Tapas (Small plate of food), try one or two different ones with maybe a glass of wine or beer! Other popular dishes are Gazpacho, Tortilla with dishes like Patatas Bravas, Croquettes and popular Curros (a yummy fried dough pastry sticks and are often eaten with a Hot Chocolate for dipping).  

Lunch is Spain is usually the main meal of the day with a starter, main course and a dessert. Of course most tourist areas will offer European dishes, Pizzas, Fish & Chips etc. 

Well, now you have looked at some food ideas whats on the menu for site-seeing and activities.  Depending on where you are based, transport, organised trips and so on will depend on what's available. Below are a few ideas which you might find useful.

Barcelona: Here you will explore the wonderful architectural  marvels and historic buildings, a trip through the Gothic Quarter (The heart of the old city), or maybe visit La Rambla with is exciting lively street performers, restaurants and shops and the La Boqueria market. Visit the nearby EL BORN, known for it's street-party vibes, it's trendy boutiques and the Picasso Museum.

Easily accessible from the city centre is the Balceloneta Beach, the main beach with it's great restaurants, bars, night clubs and fantastic atmosphere. Known for it's soft golden sands and clear waters there's plenty of opportunity to go for a swim or just sit back, relax and take in the beach-life. 

Seville: Here you have a host of places to visit and things to do. Just a few ideas to whet you appetite. Take a walk along the charming streets of historic Barrio Santa Cruz with it's quaint old streets, lively Tapas bars and the pretty water fountains in the squares.  Seville is home to the worlds largest Gothic Cathedral, a  UNESCO world heritage site. Other places not to be missed are Plaza De Espana, which has a semi-circular square which was built around 1929 for the Ibero-American Exposition with canals and colourful scenery. The long sweeping outdoor corridors were used for the Star Wars - Attack of the Clones film for all you Star Wars fans. Pop over to Triana, across the river Guadalquivir famous for it's flamenco culture, lively happy atmosphere and ceramics industry. Sit by the bridge and enjoy a Tapas or a good meal in one of the many restaurants and bars and if you are lucky enough to be there during a festival that's a bonus.  Casa de Pilatos, a Palace with a mix of architectural styles including Roman statues and Mudejar courtyards, well worth a visit. Metropol Parasol has a wooden structure where you can see unique views of the city and which houses a market, there's also an archaeological museum, restaurants, performance square and much more for you to find!

Madrid: This capital city is a bustling lively city with an interesting history and splendid architectural buildings galore. Visit the world class Prado museum famous for it's collection of 19th and 20th century paintings by Monet, Picasso, Van Gogh and many more. There's an abundance of attractions from zoo's to ice skating in the Ice Palace, aquariums, cable cars , and the planetarium to name but a few. Just 20km away from Madrid at San Martin de la Vega is the Warner's theme park with all the fun for the whole family. Madrid really does have something for everyone to enjoy and some great restaurants too.

Coastal: Spain has some of the best beaches in the world and coastlines you will remember forever. The Costa's in Andalusia are of course a most popular tourist destination with it's year round mild climate and where you can find great beaches and a lively nightlife. Try some of the local seafood dishes with a glass of vino whilst watching the world go by or grab a quick Tapas whilst on the move. There's a massive selection of hotels from budget getaways to luxury 5* hotels with Spa's and fine dining. Visit Almeria in Andalusia, famous for it's Moorish heritage and the Tabernas  Desert and the Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural park where a number of Spaghetti Westerns were filmed. Take a look at Alcazaba which is a 10th century fortress offering fantastic views of the sea and the city or check out the part church, part fortress of Almeria Cathedral with it's grand Gothic towers. The Almeria region offers visitors many interesting places including Vera town where you can sit in one of the squares with a cool refreshing drink and watch the local Spanish families  enjoying life as it should be. There's an authentic Spanish market held on a Saturday (Check as this might change?) where you can buy clothes, footwear, fruit and veg and even freshly cooked chicken from the rotisserie, jewelry, and pretty much anything you might need. Vera town is about 20 minutes from the Vera Playa beach (and Naturist area).  Mojacar is a quaint resort with superb beaches, restaurants and selection of bars whilst Garrucha with it's recently introduced sandy beach (was rocky) is a lovely spot to catch the rays or pop into a local restaurant for a fresh fish dish. There's a market here on Friday's (Check) where you can buy all the goodies you need. Both these destination are worth seeing.

Let's look at the Balearic Islands.

The Balearic islands archipelago are made up of Majorca (Mallorca), Ibiza, Menorca, Formentera and Cabrera located on the western Mediterranean sea near the eastern coast of Spain.  

Majorca (Mallorca) is the largest of the Islands and a popular tourist destination. It's a diverse landscape from the mountains, the flat plains and glorious beaches makes it an interesting place to visit. The Capital of Palma is famous for it's fabulous beaches, rich cultural heritage, the delightful old town and the vibrant Mediterranean vibes.  Visit the cathedral with it's iconic structures, art museums,  trendy shopping venues, restaurants and cafes, the exciting nightlife with it's popular clubs and bars and much more. Other places to see are the Cuevas del Drach (Dragons Cave) just outside Porto Cristo or take a 17 mile trip on the Soller railway. Take a boat trip around the Island or coach trip to some interesting locations and attractions. Weather here is generally good with July and August being the hottest months and January and February being the coolest. Majorca is a very popular destination so it's very busy during the main periods, however if you travel during the quieter months there are less tourists, less queuing  giving you more time to explore this fascinating island in the sun. Naturist can enjoy an assortment of nudist beaches, some allowed by the authorities and some (about a dozen) are unofficially regarded as nudist areas. Here's a couple of popular nudist beaches the first of which is located on the south-west coast at Cala Vells with three small coves with a backdrop of pine covered rocks. Between Colonia de Saint Jordi and Sa Rapita lies the fine sandy beach of Es Trenc where nudists gather around the dunes. As there are no hotels behind these dunes it's a great place to meet. A bit further south from Colonia you will find the lovely sandy beach of El Cabo with some secluded sand dunes ideal for topping up your tan. To the North of the island is the nudist beach of Cala Molto which is a bit undeveloped, has a few wooden fishing huts and an old Spanish war bunker. Another hidden gem is Cala des Marmols cove which you can only reach by boat but offers seclusion, but note there are a lack of tourist facilities here. The Bay of Alcudiaboasts the Playas de Muro, one of Majorca's premier naturist hotty, with around 5km of beach. Look out for some Naturist/Nudist boat trips which stop at secluded spots for some nude swimming and perhaps a BBQ on the beach. 

Ibiza. This island is well known for it's lively nightlife especially in the south areas of Playa D'en Bossa and Ibiza town with electronic dance music sounding out and as such it attracts large numbers of tourists to the island. Due to the problems this has created the Government and the Spanish Tourist office are working on a more family-friendly tourist island.  Ibiza town is alive with iconic clubs, beach parties and bars attracting clubbers from all over the globe. At the opposite end of the scale you have  the Old Town which is a UNESCO world heritage site with outstanding views of the Mediterranean  sea. Located in Dalt Vila Ibiza's cathedral offers spectacular views, a prominent landmark in the town. Visit a museums and art galleries to explore the history and culture of the island. Paseo Vara de Rey is the main shopping street in Ibiza town where you can shop till you drop in Boutiques, high-end fashion stores, bakeries for some tasty snacks, a variety of small shops and hairdressers and lot's more. Ibiza town is not directly on the beach but is only a few minutes walk to the changing area of Bora Bora or visit La Marina where you can see luxury yachts, enjoy a meal in a restaurant, do some shopping or just sit and relax with a refreshing drink and watch the world go by before the place comes alive at night with it's cosmopolitan feel and the emphasis on entertainment.  

Es-Cana, on the east coast of Ibiza on the other-hand has something to suit most  everyone. This beach resort offers quieter (but not that quiet) holidays than the wilder party parts of the  island. Nightlife is less lively but still enjoyable. Es-Cana is home to the world famous Hippy Market which is a comfortable walk from the centre and held every Wednesday and for over 40 years has attracted artists, craft designers and jewelers showcasing their goods making a real authentic atmosphere not to be missed. It's a large market with a huge variety of interesting things to buy or just enjoy the music bands, shows, dancing or wandering around the many stalls offering clothing, hand made tableware, wooden carvings, sunglasses, watches, hats, footwear, designer T-Shirts, leather goods and the list goes on. There's a good selection of places to eat, cafe's, restaurants and street foods to test your tastebuds. Don't miss this vibrant colourful market experience.  

At the harbor there's a ferry timetable board and you can catch the ferry to Ibiza town or to Formentera. Ticket prices are good value and represent a great opportunity to go on a day out exploring. Shopping in Es-Cana is varied from it's Mini-markets for the essentials to souvenir shops, bakeries for a real treat, cafes, bars with entertainment and restaurants to keep you fed and watered. Formentera is well worth a visit with white sands and turquoise waters just waiting for you  step ashore. Enjoy the quieter island with only a few roads leading to the main areas, no airport and no crowds, time to relax and take the calm approach, if you're into doing Yoga on the beach all the better.  

Es-Cana / Santa Eulalia is about 40 minutes by private transfer, shared shuttles might be a bit longer depending on airport waiting times and the number of drops en-route. It's about 25km from the airport so you are soon at your resort ready to enjoy your holidays.  With a good beach and watersports, great shopping, ferry/coach trips, markets, restaurants/cafes, bars with entertainment and a host of accommodations in a quieter but not that quiet location it's got to be worth a visit.

Close to Playe d'en Bosa is popular official nudist beach of Es Cavallet . There's a gay part and a straight part so look for the signs past the two restaurants. There are some great views from here and the opportunity to go Snorkelling. Please note the Dunes here are protected and walking is not permitted.

Menorca  (Minorca) : This island is rich in history, enjoys magnificent scenery and beaches of white and golden sands and although not without some nightlife it's a more tranquil laid-back  relaxed island. Ideally suited for families with children Menorca is more relaxed than Ibiza or Majorca and supports a more peaceful atmosphere making holidays here a bit more relaxed and stress free. Beaches here have soft sands , some with shallow waters, lifeguards and useful facilities like toilets and beach showers and of course some family friendly water sports.  Away from the beaches there are places of interest to visit like a visit to the Natural Park, historical sites, the caves of Cala Morell necropolis or maybe a visit to the Zoo which the kids will love! If you don't want to drive the bus network is very good and connects you with the main towns and beaches.

There are certain drinks rules on Menorca, at the time of writing if you stay at an all-inclusive hotel you are allowed 6 alcoholic drinks per day, that's 3 at lunch and 3 with your evening meal.  Soft drinks are not restricted, however you can buy additional alcoholic drinks. Shopping here is much the same as any other tourist destination with a variety of gift shops, clothing, jewelry and so on. There are different market days around the island so it's best to check out the area you are visiting. Some are seasonal whilst other are all year round.

Visit Es Grau, the largest unofficial nudist beach on Menorca with a sweeping bay. Other nudist beaches include those at  Son Bou, great little spot at the western end and highly popular with Naturists, or Cala Pilar, a small golden sandy beach with lovely waters,. It's a bit off the beaten track so it's not good  it's not recommended for children or anyone with walking problems plus there are no tourist facilities there so you will need to carry all your 'need to haves' with you, not forgetting plenty of drinks of water. Take a look at some of our holiday accessories with this link

To some sum up, Menorca offers a family friendly experience on a quieter island but not totally boring! Great beaches, plenty to see and do with the little ones and a good place to relax and enjoy family time. Not just for families, singles, couples and Naturists will have a great time too! 

Canary Islands.

The Canary Islands consist of 8 islands which lie off the coast of North Western Africa .

Below is a brief summery of each island.

Let's start with Tenerife, the largest island and the most populated of the Canaries and a massive tourist destination with visitors from all corners of the globe. Well know for it's diverse landscapes and the dormant volcano Mt Teide which on occasions is snow caped. The Astronomical Observatory which forms part of the Teide National Park is located here. Beaches in the North tend to be darker volcanic sand with golden sands in the South. 

Playa de las Americas is a highly popular tourist destination with a very lively nightlife and sandy beaches to relax on after a busy night. This south-west resort was purpose built in the 60s for the tourist trade and as such has all the facilities to cater for a busy and vibrant resort. The beaches here were man-made using imported sand mostly from the western Sahara in Africa, the reason being the natural sand was dark volcanic sand and they thought it better to have an appealing to tourists to have golden sand.  'The Strip' known as Veronicas is the hub of the nightlife along with other areas packed with nightclubs, bars and restaurants so your never short of places to eat and drink.  There's plenty to keep you occupied and some interesting day trips to nearby attractions the likes of Teide National Park (Mt Teide), El Medano for a spot of windsurfing or Los Gigantes know as The Cliffs of the Giants. Other regions nearby worth a visit are Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje and others. With boat trips, water sports, theme parks and loads more there is something to keep all ages entertained.

Beware, evenings on 'The Strip' can be noisy , and very busy so children are probably best kept away depending on your families preferences. 

Naturists can enjoy some secluded beaches away from prying eyes with a variety of Adult only hotels near to all the action. A couple of examples are the Tigotan Lovers & Friends complex, a 4* hotel with a rooftop swimming pool with jacuzzi. Situated right in the centre you are just a short stroll away from shops, bars, restaurants, other attractions a beaches.  Check prices and availability at this hotel, there's some great special offers with low deposits, spread the cost, freebies and more. You can book direct with our link to On the Beach. Here is another you might like, Playaflor Chill-out Resort which is an Adults only boutique complex right in the mix of things, with nightlife, shopping and beaches a few minutes away. Strictly over 18s only. Take a butchers at this trendy hotel with this link to On the Beach. 

Los Cristianos. This town boasts a wide promenade and beach with a harbor, and is a centrepiece for water sports. There's a lovely hands-on zoo with primates, parrots and other animal attractions. If you are lucky you can see Whales swimming offshore. Visit the local market with it's vendors selling crafts, jewellery, clothes and much more. Once a small quiet fishing village, Los Cristianos has grown up into a lively resort visited from tourists around the world. Whilst not aware of any Naturist hotels it's well worth a visit day or night.

Costa Adeje. This resort offers you beautiful beaches of soft golden sands such as Playa del Duque ideal for relaxation or activities and attractions. You can spend some time Whale and Dolphin watching, enjoy some scuba-diving or venture out to the famous Siam water park. If golf is your thing, tee off at Costa Adeje Golf Club. The resort has a wide variety of bars, restaurants, cafes and night time options and plenty of shopping for those important gifts. Costa Adeje is generally known for it's up-market feel for that luxury holiday experience. Often visited by celebrities and 'A' listers you never know who you might bump into! Being a popular resort during peak times it can get quite crowded. Playa de las Americas is not far away for a day out. At the time of writing there don't seem much accommodation for Naturists but it's well worth the visit. Depending on your holiday style this resort with it's glorious beaches, lively nightlife and interesting places to visit might be just what you are looking for. Here are a few holiday companies offering great deals to Costa Adeje:  On the Beach - Last Minute.com - Thomas Cook  - Travel Supermarket ????????????????????????????

We have put together a few things to be careful about: Don't buy fake branded goods at the markets or street vendors as you might get caught at the airport. Do not bring back stones as souvenirs. Smoking/Vaping on transport, in restaurants, any public places like streets, behind the wheel of a vehicle is strictly prohibited. 

Like most tourist destinations Tenerife has it's share of pickpockets in crowded areas like Playa de las Americas / Veronicas strip. Don't leave valuables unattended on beaches. Adults and children need to be aware of tidal currents and abide by the red flag beach rules. Don't be tempted to smoke / vape on the beach or in the street, if caught you could face a fine. Drugs: There is a serious drug underworld operating on the island so be very careful not to innocently get into the wrong company, stay away from trouble! 

Tenerife has two main airports, North & South.

Gran Canaria. This is the third largest island in the canaries with it's capital Las Palmas de Gran Canaria being a must see destination for it's shopping, nightlife and culture.  To the south is Playa del Ingles, a very popular choice with it's extensive beach, loads of shopping, bars, restaurants and a busy nightlife with all the entertainment you need for an exciting holiday. Take a look at Petit Natura with a heated saltwater pool, magnesium sauna and jacuzzi it's a definate no swimwear complex. You can find more information and availability here: BOOKING>COM ???????  Puerto Rico, Puerto de Morgan and San Augustin being the quieter resorts. (FIND SOMETHING ) The beaches tend to be either white sand or black sand. Depending on you holiday style Maspalomas might be your go to resort with it's vibrant nightlife, lovely beaches and the famous sand dunes and plenty of entertainment to keep everyone busy.

Naturists can enjoy Magnolias Natura, a quiet and secluded location near Maspalomas beach and a golf course nearby. For a bit of luxury look up the Artika Natura Suites and Spa hotel with all the facilities you need . Here's a couple to look at: On the Beach - Expedia ????????? Check out these companies who offer adult only holidays to Gran Canaria including: Expedia - On the Beach - Lastminute.com - Thomas Cook. 

Lanzarote. Known for it's warm year round weather, fabulous beaches, diverse landscapes it's a treasure not to miss. Puerto del Carmen is situated on the south east coast has gentle breezes, glorious beaches is a pretty resort. The old towns dock has picture postcard fishing boats and close by is the beach-side boulevard alive with shops, cafes, bars and restaurants to keep you refreshed. If you fancy a flutter try your luck in one of the casinos.  Visit the Rancho Texas Lanzarote  Park and Zoo  for a day trip. Spend the day getting to know the dolphins, sea lions and much more, have fun on the water attractions, take a walk on the wild side cowboy style or maybe have the afternoon at the Country and Western night entertainment with cowboy parade, lasso and whip shows, live music, bars and BBQ buffet plus much more.    

Naturists head for Charlo del Palo a well known and popular nudist village with natural pool. The resort offers villas and apartments, Liliy's bar and others where you can sit naked on the terraces and top up your tan. This well established village has its own supermarket for those essential goodies. Another area is Caleta del Congrio with its nudist/gay-friendly beach ideal for a relaxing day by the sea. (Trivago link ???) Check out more adult only holidays from Expedia ?????

Fuerteventura. This holiday hotspot with its warm (cooling winds), fantastic array of fabulous beaches, spectacular scenery is not to be missed. Sit back and relax at one of the many hotels, at the beach or get active with windsurfing, waterskiing. or maybe explore the island biking or hiking to find those hidden gems. Take a boat trip and do some dolphin watching, book an adventure 4x4  safari into the volcanic islands remote areas, pop over on the ferry to Lobos Island for a spot of swimming, hiking and wildlife spotting. Take an excursion to the sacred mountain of Tindaya and check out the ancient engravings or visit the Ajuy Caves for something a bit different. Fuerteventura is a Naturists paradise with a variety of beaches to suit all tastes, sheltered coves for privacy and much more. There's plenty for Naturists/Adult only  to see and do, so whether yo want a simple quiet holiday, a get up and go or maybe a mix of the two Fuerteventura will not dissapoint . Search here for some great holiday choices with Thomas Cook - Trivago - Lastminute.com - Hotels.com.   

La Palma: Scattered with volcano's, forests and waterfalls it's another diverse and interesting island. The colourful port town and capital is Santa Cruz de la Palma a busy cruise stop off about 3-4 km from the town centre. There's plenty of places to eat and a good selection of shopping amongst it's pretty narrow cobbled streets and houses with interesting wooden balconies.  With Black sandy beaches, glorious scenery and lovely climate La Palma island is well worth it. Naturist friendly hotels include La Palma Sun nudist hotel at Todoque located about 17km from Santa Cruz. Search here with these holiday companies for your next Naturist / Adult only holidays. ( Trivago - OTB - Trip.com - Expedia - booking.com  )?????????? 

La Gomera: One of the smaller islands with upper altitudes displaying dense forests of ferns and trees covered in moss rising above the earie mist of the Garajonay National Park. This volcanic island of approximately 370 sq.km has a great network of cycling routes with plenty of hiking tracks to keep you busy. The varied coastline offers a variety of beaches to relax on. Valle Gran Rey is a popular beach for Naturists, although open to all.  Another nice beach is at Playa el Guincho on the south coast, it's smaller, isolated with sparkling turquoise waters with a rocky backdrop. This area can be reached by boat or foot and whilst isolated does have showers but little else, a great Naturist getaway.  Playa Oroja (La Roja)  is another lovely beach which can be reached by boat from nearby San Sabastian marina or by bus. There's not much here so do some homework and pack accordingly. Some say it's a naturist friendly beach others say it's not so be cautious.  The island has some great hotels that are naturist / adult only friendly like the Hotel Torre del Conde (TRIVAGO) , Bancal hotel & Spa and others. (Check who does these)?????????  

El Hierro:  The smallest and probably the least known island in the Canaries. Unspoilt beaches, tiny coves and delightful scenery await. It's a quiet place to relax and watch the world go by. There are hiking trails and great diving areas to pass the time away. Bring or hire a car to fully appreciate what the island has to offer. Playa del Verodal is the main Naturist beach with its unique red sand at the end of the volcanic beach. Check out these holiday companies that support Naturist and Adult only holidays. ( ???????????????????????????????) 

La Graciosa. Probably the least explored island of the Canaries with outstanding beaches set in quiet locations. Enjoy a 4x4 tour (It's a car free island) of the island or take to the walking tracks and find those secluded paradise virgin beaches where you can swim in the turquoise waters, not to be missed. To reach this island takes around 30 minutes by ferry from Lanzarote. Natuists head for the popular beach of Playa de las Conchas with it's long stretch of golden sandy beach and shimmering waters for a refreshing dip to cool down. Although a naturist delight the island as far as we are aware does not have any naturist hotels however there is Adult only hotels like the Radison. Search here with EXPEDIA ??????????????????

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