Naturist beach

Cala Taballera — remote naturist cove

El Port de la Selva, Girona, Catalonia

BeachesNature

A sheltered inlet deep within Cap de Creus, with a small shingle beach at the end of a long sea channel. The substantial walk is part of the experience, opening into a particularly peaceful stretch of coast.

FEEL AT EASE

Nudity policy

Clothing optional in the naturist area

The federation records naturist use of this remote cove. Clothing is optional on the beach, while the protected reserve and hiking routes are shared spaces; obey current reserve access signs.

This is a public beach with mixed use; naturism does not make neighbouring streets, car parks or access paths clothing optional.

Facilities

No facilities on site.

Approach parking and amenities on adjoining textile beaches are described in the directions, rather than counted as facilities within the nude area.

Access & visiting

Free access

Public pedestrian beach access; no accommodation booking or naturist membership is required. Any car-park charge or seasonal transport reservation is separate.

Age & supervision

No numerical minimum age or explicit under-18 admission statement was found in the checked sources; this listing is not included in the Family friendly filter.

When to go

Open coast. Summer transport, parking arrangements and any seasonal beach services follow the current local timetable.

PLAN YOUR ARRIVAL

Directions & Parking

Getting there

Start in El Port de la Selva and follow the GR-11 route with signs towards Cala Taballera and Sant Baldiri. This is a walking approach, not a beach access road.

Parking

Use legal parking in El Port de la Selva. Do not plan to drive through protected park tracks to the sand.

Finding the naturist area

Allow more than two hours each way on the GR-11 and the signed branch towards Taballera. Follow the Sant Baldiri and Cala Taballera waymarks until the path reaches the inlet.

Where naturism applies

The federation records naturist use of this remote cove. Clothing is optional on the beach, while the protected reserve and hiking routes are shared spaces; obey current reserve access signs.

Access guidance checked 2026-11-12. Follow current signs and any instructions from the venue or land manager.

Sources & last check

Location, facilities and nudity policy checked against these sources on . This is a desk check, not an on-site inspection.

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