Cala Murtra Beach

Fantastic experience: Naturist cove, I recommend it at sunset, walking the coastal path and ending up swimming there, it's very pleasant.

Positive experience: superb beach (naturist) but accessible to everyone. Good luck getting there on foot (20 min from the lighthouse).

Positive experience: Small cove with magnificent crystal-clear water!! It's certainly worth it given the steep little path to get there. Don't forget your mask and snorkel! The naturist aspect of this small beach (be careful, a mix of pebbles and coarse sand) only enhances the place. We didn't like: - the group of 4/5 stupid young people (17-20 years old) who came only to gawk - the too many moored boats, even though they respected the buoy limitations well. - the beach not very comfortable, but well, it’s also perfectly natural! Just plan for something thicker than a towel next time. We loved: - the cove and its perfectly crystal-clear water of course - but also the great respect of the naturists (there were all kinds: old, young, families) and the 'dressed ones' who were also very respectful. Wonderful experience and discovery (our first time as naturists), to be repeated soon! Note: review originally published in September 2019 (and by the way the first on this wonderful cove) but removed a few months ago for no reason ‍♂️

Positive experience: Cove difficult to access, thus preserved from mass tourism. We went there by boat and were able to enjoy a stop for swimming.

Positive experience: One of the many beaches on the coastal path 'Cami de Ronda' in the 'Cap de Creus' park. It has the advantage of being one of the first beaches on this route and is therefore not far from Roses. The beach had - when I was here in the fall - however, a bit more pebbles than the other beaches that come afterward. It is not very wide, but has some small trees at the edge that provide shade. It is well suited for water sports (if you can somehow get your equipment here). The beach is quite well protected in a round bay.

Negative experience: Dificil de llegar y de aparcar, supuestamente es nudista pero encuentras gente con textil, otro punto es que parece una playa para perros, osea que tienes bañarte con todos los animales. Es una playa en que casi no puedes andar porque hay muchas piedras y si te vas a meter al agua es peor porque las piedras tienen lama y las q puedes pisar tienen filo. Nada recomendado para ir.....pero como todaslas cosas tiene su lado positivo: las vistas son preciosas y haces cardio con todo lo que hay que caminar para llegar.

Positive experience: It is beautiful to look at, but unfortunately it has a lot of rocks, it is very difficult to enter or exit even with water shoes, and there are areas with pieces of shells that can cut you while swimming :( Be careful!!

Negative experience: There is no sand, only stones, the shore is full of seaweed and so is the water.

Positive experience: Small cove with magnificent crystal-clear water!! It's certainly worth it given the steep little path to get there. Don't forget your mask and snorkel! The naturist aspect of this small beach (be careful, a mix of pebbles and coarse sand) only enhances the place. We didn't like: - the group of 4/5 stupid young people (17-20 years old) who came only to gawk - the too many moored boats, even though they respected the buoy limitations well. - the beach not very comfortable, but well, it’s also perfectly natural! Just plan for something thicker than a towel next time. We loved: - the cove and its perfectly crystal-clear water of course - but also the great respect of the naturists (there were all kinds: old, young, families) and the 'dressed ones' who were also very respectful. Wonderful experience and discovery (our first time as naturists), to be repeated soon! Note: review originally published in September 2019 (and by the way the first on this wonderful cove) but removed a few months ago for no reason ‍♂️

Positive experience: Great little cove. Quiet and not very crowded, nudism is possible, rocky beach, access is difficult over stones that are partially slippery.

Positive experience: Boats parked very close to the shore. You have to walk for a while and the beach is rocky, it is hard to enter even if you wear sandals or water shoes.

Fantastic experience: Complicated to get there/spend time, but peaceful except when boats act like mobile nightclubs.

Negative experience: There is no sand, only stones, the shore is full of seaweed and so is the water.

Positive experience: Small cove with magnificent crystal-clear water!! It's certainly worth it given the steep little path to get there. Don't forget your mask and snorkel! The naturist aspect of this small beach (be careful, a mix of pebbles and coarse sand) only enhances the place. We didn't like: - the group of 4/5 stupid young people (17-20 years old) who came only to gawk - the too many moored boats, even though they respected the buoy limitations well. - the beach not very comfortable, but well, it’s also perfectly natural! Just plan for something thicker than a towel next time. We loved: - the cove and its perfectly crystal-clear water of course - but also the great respect of the naturists (there were all kinds: old, young, families) and the 'dressed ones' who were also very respectful. Wonderful experience and discovery (our first time as naturists), to be repeated soon! Note: review originally published in September 2019 (and by the way the first on this wonderful cove) but removed a few months ago for no reason ‍♂️

Positive experience: Cove difficult to access, thus preserved from mass tourism. We went there by boat and were able to enjoy a stop for swimming.

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful diving spot

Positive experience: Small cove with magnificent crystal-clear water!! It's certainly worth it given the steep little path to get there. Don't forget your mask and snorkel! The naturist aspect of this small beach (be careful, a mix of pebbles and coarse sand) only enhances the place. We didn't like: - the group of 4/5 stupid young people (17-20 years old) who came only to gawk - the too many moored boats, even though they respected the buoy limitations well. - the beach not very comfortable, but well, it’s also perfectly natural! Just plan for something thicker than a towel next time. We loved: - the cove and its perfectly crystal-clear water of course - but also the great respect of the naturists (there were all kinds: old, young, families) and the 'dressed ones' who were also very respectful. Wonderful experience and discovery (our first time as naturists), to be repeated soon! Note: review originally published in September 2019 (and by the way the first on this wonderful cove) but removed a few months ago for no reason ‍♂️

Fantastic experience: Nous avons passé une très belle journée sur la plage de cette crique en contre bas de la route escarpée de Rosas...Garez vous dans le virage ombragé et ensuite descendez le p'tit sentier non loin plus bas sur la droite de la route... Et laissez vous guider par le sentier ... Plage à caractère Naturiste mais libre à vous de poser dans votre plus simple appareil sur les galets de la plage... Où vous pourrez bronzer, nager avec les poissons. Beau site pour le snorkeling !!.. J'ai aussi joué avec les cailloux Nous avons fort apprécié le site

Fantastic experience: Lugar idílico en medio de la playa. Naturista pero también mucho textil. Se tiene que ir con cangrejeras o zapatillas aptas para pisar roca. Perfecto para snorkel.

Fantastic experience: Buen sitio para hacer tanto buceo , como snorkel. El problema viene siendo el aparcamiento y el acceso.

Positive experience: Acceso complicado, es mejor ir con calzado deportivo. Queda a unos 25 minutos desde punta Falconera sndando por senderos estrechos y de sotobosque. Cala pequeña y de piedra, nudista, hay que llevar escarpines. Ideal para snorkel.

Fantastic experience: A wide and well-maintained beach. Besides taking a swim, you can also take several types of 'boats' just for a ride or to do various activities.

Fantastic experience: Belle plage avec divers accès possibles pour des marcheurs courageux ou moins courageux.....plage naturiste mais pas seulement

Fantastic experience: Buen sitio para hacer tanto buceo , como snorkel. El problema viene siendo el aparcamiento y el acceso.

Positive experience: Nudist beach but with a lot of textiles and a huge contrast in behavior, depending on how many people are wearing swimsuits, as kayak flotillas often arrive like the Normandy landing and the calm disappears, with a lot of shouting and little space for the kayaks, to the point where they end up on top of people. Of course, nobody takes off their swimsuit. Thus, I recommend going very early in the morning; as the day progresses, it gets crowded and naturists become a very small minority, with more shouting and general chaos. Very beautiful, but overcrowded. There are more recommended naturist beaches.