Council-listed naturist beach

Puerto Muelas — mixed naturist beach

Playa Blanca / Yaiza, Lanzarote, Canary Islands

BeachesNature

A small white-sand beach beside Caleta del Congrio, where naturists and clothed bathers share a protected coastal setting. It can be busier when the neighbouring seasonal campsite operates, with a quieter feel outside those periods.

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Nudity policy

Council-listed, mixed clothing-optional beach

Yaiza Council lists Puerto Muelas as nudist. The local naturist association clarifies that it is now a mixed beach, with both clothed and nude visitors, rather than exclusively naturist.

Respect other visitors and cover up in access-control or private service areas where requested. A public beach visit does not give access to campsite-only facilities.

Facilities

No facilities on site.

No listed facility is assigned. Some naturist guides report showers near the camping area, but current free public access to those facilities was not verified.

Access & visiting

Free accessFamily friendly

Public beach access without membership or an overnight booking. Los Ajaches may charge non-residents for vehicle entry; this is separate from a campsite booking and does not make an overnight stay compulsory.

Age & supervision

This is a shared public shoreline with no published minimum admission age or adult-only naturist enclosure in the checked visitor guidance. Children need adult supervision; the naturist boundaries and access conditions described below still apply.

Age policy source

When to go

Accessible throughout the year, subject to weather, sea conditions and local closures; trade winds and Atlantic swell can affect visits in every season.

PLAN YOUR ARRIVAL

Directions & Parking

Getting there

From the Playa Blanca approach follow the Playas de Papagayo signs onto the Los Ajaches track and pass its vehicle-control point. At the signed junction use the branch for Puerto Muelas / the camping area, shared with the Caleta del Congrio approach.

Parking

Use the authorised visitor parking for this side of the headland, respecting any fenced campsite entrance and current day-visitor signs. Pay the posted vehicle-entry charge by card where applicable. Do not assume a seasonal camping pitch can be used as day parking.

Finding the naturist area

Take the established path from the Puerto Muelas approach down into its small sandy bay. Check the named beach sign or map so that you reach Puerto Muelas rather than Caleta del Congrio. The beach is mixed clothing optional; no separate hidden nude area needs to be reached by crossing rocks.

Where naturism applies

Stay within the public beach and established paths, outside private or campsite-only spaces. Do not link the coves by traversing a narrow rock shelf if the tide or sea has covered it.

  • The naturist association notes that summer camping can make the beach busy; it is a shared beach rather than a private naturist enclosure.
  • Bring water, food and sun protection. Any campsite showers are not guaranteed public beach facilities.
  • Check local sea and path notices and leave enough time for the return along the rough access track.

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

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