Costa Natura
Estepona, Andalusia
A whitewashed naturist village beside the Mediterranean, with tropical gardens, a pool and direct beach access. Registered day visitors are welcomed outside July and August, with a recognised naturist federation card.
Nudity policy
Naturist resort; swimwear-free pools, sauna and Jacuzzi
Nudity is the norm inside Costa Natura. Swimwear is prohibited in the pools, Jacuzzi and sauna, and a towel must be used on shared seating. The adjoining public beach is clothing optional rather than compulsory nude.
Evening restaurant clothing is preferred but not mandatory. The dress-policy section excludes under 16 s from sauna/Jacuzzi, although another rule uses a different younger-age recommendation; follow the stricter 16+ rule and confirm with reception.
Facilities
- Sauna: Naturist sauna; use a towel, and follow the current age restrictions.
- Pool: Naturist swimming pools; swimwear is not permitted.
- Jacuzzi: Shared naturist Jacuzzi; swimwear not permitted.
- Restaurant/Cafe: On-site brasserie/bar and a seasonal beachfront chiringuito.
- Parking: Defined on-site spaces for owners and staying clients, one vehicle per apartment; day visitors and club members cannot bring cars into the resort.
On-site parking is limited to eligible owners/staying clients. Day visitors must use the external parking arrangements agreed with reception; beach access does not include resort admission.
Access & visiting
The official rules explicitly admit day visitors and short-term members throughout the year except July and August. Contact reception, bring a recognised naturist association/federation card and sign the rules before entry. Membership here means the required naturist-card credential for this visitor route, not that every apartment guest must join Costa Natura.
Age & supervision
The naturist resort rules include younger guests. The sauna/Jacuzzi dress-policy section excludes under-16s; follow that stricter 16+ facility rule and confirm conflicting younger-age wording with reception.
Age policy sourceWhen to go
Resort open throughout the year; day visitors and short-term memberships are not accepted in July or August.
Directions & Parking
Getting there
Use the Costa Natura main reception off the A-7/old N-340 at km 151, west of Estepona. Day visitors must enter through reception, show their naturist card and complete registration; do not enter through the beach gate as a substitute.
Parking
Only owners and staying apartment clients may drive inside and use the defined spaces, with one vehicle per apartment. Day visitors and club members must leave vehicles outside; ask reception for the authorised current external parking arrangement.
Finding the naturist area
After registration, day visitors should use the changing room; a locker/changing-room key is available against a deposit. Reception can provide the current site map showing the swimming pool, sauna and Jacuzzi, and direct guests through the private grounds to the beach gate.
Where naturism applies
The resort’s private naturist grounds are separate from the public beach. Public beach access does not entitle visitors to the pool, sauna, Jacuzzi or private paths; use only the gate/route appropriate to your registered access.
- Bring your naturist federation card and identification.
- No day visits in July or August.
- Use a towel on shared seating; ask reception to confirm sauna/Jacuzzi age rules.
Access guidance checked 2026-11-11. 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.
- Costa Natura — official day visits, naturist card, vehicle and dress rules
- Costa Natura — facilities and direct beach access
- Costa Natura — official reception and linked map
- Costa Natura — official2025 site map
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