The 13 best nudist beaches in Lanzarote
What better opportunity than the endless golden sand dunes and crystal clear blue waters of Lanzarote to not have to worry about the brand of swimsuit? Senda invites you to travel from end to end the wonderful corners of our island where you can make your buttocks shine as much as they deserve.
NUDIST BEACHES IN LANZAROTE
CALETA DEL CONGRIO
Yaiza has become the municipality with the most beaches for naturism lovers, and what better way to start this post than naming Caleta del Congrio, a dream beach, which is also of nudist origin.
It is one of the most paradisiacal beaches on the island and can be reached on foot, by car (there is a caravan parking area perfect for leaving your car), by bus, or even by boat from the coast. Although nowadays it is a mixed beach (to a lesser extent than the rest of the coves), it is a quiet place perfect for relaxing.
MONTAÑA BERMEJA
If you thought that the only beaches in Lanzarote that would cast a spell on you were white sand, Montaña Bermeja beach is here to tell you that you were wrong.
This beach is located on the edge of the volcanic eruptions of Timanfaya, which has led to the creation of a jet paradise mixed with the crystalline blue of the Atlantic.
Here, not only will you be delighted after an ideal day of rest, but also, the low traffic will make that ass walk around the place as if it were at home.
COCHINO BEACH
70 metres of dark sand make this beach an ideal place to walk our bodies as we came into the world.
However, it is a beach that is a bit complicated to access on foot, as well as by boat. The best option is to come by car along the LZ-67 road, and once there, you will be captivated by the feel of the soft sand and the rough waves of its waters.
The wind is a bit unpredictable, so while you should always carry sun cream with you, leave your hat in the car.
PUERTO MUELAS BEACH
Next to the beach of Caleta del Congrio, we find this beach in the heart of the Natural Monument of Los Ajaches.
At first, Papagayo beach was the most visited for nudism, but due to its constant traffic, its leading role was divided between Caleta del Congrio and Puerto Muelas.
The latter is very visited during the holidays, but outside of them, it returns to its quiet and ideal habitat for lovers of naturism
It has a campsite for caravans and campers with easy access for parking.
In addition, its 130 metres in length decorated with fine golden sand, its calm waters and spectacular scenery make it the perfect place to spend at least one day of your holiday admiring it in its fullness.
MUJERES BEACH
395 metres long, isolated and with hardly any waves. Do we have to add something more? It is another of the ideal beaches to take a dip with your ass in the air. Although depending on the time you decide to go, you can find more "textiles", than naturists.
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CALETÓN DE SAN MARCIAL
It is another of Papagayo's beaches, although it is only approximately 35 metres long. In it, the rocky landscape mixes with the characteristic white sand of Lanzarote, and the calm turquoise waters typical of the Atlantic.
You can get there either on foot (it's a bit complicated), by boat or by car, as parking is almost guaranteed (between 50 and 100 parking spaces).
What we do guarantee you are spectacular views of the neighbouring island, Fuerteventura, as well as the island of Lobos, while you relax with your buttocks uncovered surrounded by a unique landscape in paradise.
GUASIMETA BEACH
We move to the northeast of Yaiza, to the third smallest municipality of Lanzarote: Tías.
This 1,050 metre long beach is characterised by its fine, toasted sand, and is one of the beaches that make up the coast of San Bartolomé and Tías.
It is a beach with a special charm, especially because of its proximity to the airport, where you can see the planes from 100 metres away.
In addition, you can also entertain yourself by watching the windsurfers that usually populate this beach, not only because of its secluded location and the tranquillity it provides by not being so crowded, but also because of the constant winds, which will help you keep your bum cool whether you are in the water or on the sand.
CHARCO DEL PALO
Heading north of the island, in Teguise, we find Charco del Palo. Although it is not a beach, it is a set of natural pools and nudist coves, where people enjoy the sun, the sea and very little clothing.
Or should we say no clothes at all? Indeed, this is a nudist town, in which you will only have the obligation to dress in the few restaurants that are nearby, but even to water the plants you will not have to make that effort.
If you want to enter the coast of the town of Mala, and live the naturist experience in Lanzarote, this place is a must on your visit.
ENSENADA DE LAS CALETAS
Although its blue waters attract everyone's attention, this beach is one of the calmest on the Costa de Teguise. Its 400 metres of white sand are only interrupted by the rocky landscape that also decorates it.
Has parking for cars (road LZ-101), but its access on foot is quite easy too.
FAMARA BEACH
Six kilometres of some of the most impressive landscapes on the entire island. It is surrounded by a mountainous cliff that stands out for being the highest point on the entire island.
It is one of the favourite beaches to practice naturism, thanks to the fact that the town of Caleta de Famara stands out for its secluded bungalows, which give a feeling of privacy that leaves you only wanting to show your ass.
It is true that you have to be careful with the waves here, but this makes this beach the ideal place for the use of boogies and surfboards.
EL RISCO BEACH
We move to Haría, the northernmost municipality of Lanzarote and which, together with Yaiza, has the largest number of beaches for naturism lovers, starting with Risco beach.
This beach is made for those who love both naturism and hiking, since the only access to it is on foot after a 90-minute walk along a coastal path surrounded by a landscape with spectacular views.
At just 2 kilometres, it is one of the most isolated beaches on the island, and because of what we have just told you, it is practically deserted.
LA CANTERÍA BEACH
Despite being only a few metres away from the town of Órzola, its characteristics as a hidden, quiet, beautiful and wide beach make it one of the protagonists in the rankings of the best nudist beaches in Lanzarote.
It is known as the most exotic beach in the north of Lanzarote, and also comes with spectacular views of La Graciosa.
CALETÓN BLANCO BEACH
Also located in the town of Órzola, white, fine and clean sand of this beach gives prestige to its name.
It is an isolated beach compared to La Canteria beach, so it gives us the perfect excuse to forget our swimsuit at home and walk our naked bodies through its wonderful sand.
Of course, thanks to the natural pools that are formed as a result of its waves, it is also usually visited by all types of tourists, so depending on the time we are in, it can be a mixed beach with more textiles than naturists.
CONCLUSIONS
With these 13 majestic beaches, we conclude this post. We hope that you do not deprive yourself of visiting the most hidden settings that Lanzarote offers us, nor that you deprive yourself of giving yourself the pleasure of strolling through our wonderful beaches as they brought us into the world.
Also, if you are thinking about organising a trip to Lanzarote, we recommend you to read our article about the essential things you can't miss in Lanzarote and how to see it in 3 days.
