This superb chain of dunes stretching for nearly two kilometers has an area of 200 meters reserved for the Adam and Eve types, who can lie here with the sound of the crashing waves in the background. Generous dunes The beach of Els Muntanyans, in Torredembarra (Tarragona, Cataluña).Įls Muntanyans (Torredembarra, Tarragona) The Robinson Crusoes of this beach take up an area located 150 meters from the beach bar, near the white dunes, while the side facing the bay is reserved for kids, and everyone else gets the spot with views of Magdalena peninsula. Beachgoers still fill the chiringuito at lunchtime because of its popular rabas (squid strips) and albóndigas de bonito (albacore fish shaped into balls). Once there, the beach bar El Puntal is living testimony of how this sandy spit has grown in popularity: 45 years ago it occupied the end of the beach, and now only 300 meters separate it from Punta Rabiosa. The pier is just across the construction site for the new Botín Center. Nobody is immune to the charms of this beach, which is located smack in the middle of Santander, but is only accessible from the city by boat, or after a 40-minute trek from Somo. A sandy spit The beach of El Puntal, in the bay of Santander. The time has come to go out looking for them, as the waters of the Mediterranean will be warm enough for swimming by mid-June.

The nudist beaches that dot Spain’s 8,000-km coastline have an innate ability to appeal to our physical senses as well as our inner dreams. They say our dreams are never cheap, yet one of the most inexpensive fantasies involves imagining ourselves lying in our bare skin, exulting in the luxury of a wild beach or a remote cove. Spain has dozens of beaches where nude sunbathing is allowed.

Underwater spy cam at nudist pool