The Canary Islands
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Lanzorote
Return to DiscussionsStayed in Puerto Del Carmen in Lanzorote recently. Not a lot of scope for naturists there really .
Some naturists use a small piece of beach at the end of the runway near aracife airport.
I went to the rocky beach off the cliff walk on the way to Puerto Calero . Its a bit of a trek to get down to it and not really safe to swim but met some nice people there .
Non naturists also use it and the most naked people I saw there on any day was about twenty .
Still worth the trip though
We ve been to charco de Palo last December. Cod is a nudist village on the east side of Lanzarote. One can be nude everywhere and everytime. Only exceptions are supermarked and restaurants. Definitely going back sometime this year probably May or June
We've been to Charco del Palo and were very welcome naked in the big French Restaurant and on the terrace of the Obana cafe. The French restaurant has an indoor pool for nude swims between courses and it does an nude feast (when everyone is naked) once a week. It is true that you can walk round the entire village naked and I have been served naked in the shop.
We have been going to Lanzarote for 30 years. We stay in Playa Blanca and use the beaches down on Papagayo. The 2 main beaches for naturists are Calta del Congrio and Playa de Pozo (see the map on this link https://www.lanzaroteinformation.com/files/Playas%20del%20Papagayo_2.png ).
We have visted Charco del Palo several times when we have been up that part of the island and although it is ok for nudism it is not easy to get into the sea for a swim.
Besides the beaches mentioned already we have spent nude days at Famara on the west coast, Playa Quemada - south of Puerto Calera, the nude beach is over a small hill south of the last buildings, a series of small beaches east of Orcola in the north among other places. I mention these as the wind can blow quite strongly at times so its useful to know where other nudists go if your favourite beach is too windy. We've stayed at Charco del Polo too. With a bit of forward planning and stocking up with some provisions we like staying nude for several days there. You can remain naked in the places Olly mentioned and walk nude around the village. Its fairly quiet there, the sea can be difficult to get into as previously stated, there are pools for swimming if you stay there, we've met some great people each time we've stayed there. Our main reason for staying there is so we can live and socialise without wearing anything at all throughout our stays there. We've hiked nude along the coast from Charco del Polo too, its wonderful to do that without needing to carry any clothing. We've also hiked nude from Playa Quemada to Papagoyo's nude beaches, we did this with another couple, parking a car at each end.
Just back from Lanzarote. So beautiful and perfect island for naturists!! Will be back sure next year !!
I've create a group if intrested but now is empty :) We bookd on Charco. Great lo0cation , a lil too much windy in my opinion !!https://www.truenudists.com/group/naturism-in-lanzarote/