Sa Boadella — naturist cove
Lloret de Mar, Girona, Catalonia
A pine-fringed cove with coarse golden sand and an established clothing-optional tradition. Its setting between Santa Clotilde and Santa Cristina gives it a quieter feel than Lloret’s main beachfront.
Nudity policy
Clothing optional in the naturist area
Nudism is permitted and has a long tradition here, with clothed and nude beachgoers sharing the cove. Use the established section away from the access; it is not an exclusively nude beach.
This is a public beach with mixed use; naturism does not make neighbouring streets, car parks or access paths clothing optional.
Facilities
- Showers: Seasonal shared beach facility; availability is separate from the naturist area.
- Restaurant/Cafe: Seasonal shared beach facility; availability is separate from the naturist area.
Approach parking and amenities on adjoining textile beaches are described in the directions, rather than counted as facilities within the nude area.
Access & visiting
Public pedestrian beach access; no accommodation booking or naturist membership is required. Any car-park charge or seasonal transport reservation is separate.
Age & supervision
The source explicitly describes family use. Children need adult supervision and the same beach-boundary rules apply.
Age policy sourceWhen to go
Open coast. Summer transport, parking arrangements and any seasonal beach services follow the current local timetable.
Directions & Parking
Getting there
From Lloret follow the road towards the Santa Cristina chapel and the signs for Sa Boadella. The last approach is pedestrian.
Parking
Use lawful signed parking on the Santa Cristina approach; read current charges and restrictions rather than relying on older free-parking reports.
Finding the naturist area
Follow the dirt path through the pine trees for about 200 metres to the sand. Naturist use is concentrated in the part farther from the main access; choose the established nude-bathing section.
Where naturism applies
Nudism is permitted and has a long tradition here, with clothed and nude beachgoers sharing the cove. Use the established section away from the access; it is not an exclusively nude beach.
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.
- Spanish Naturist Federation — beach policy, access and map
- Lloret tourism — Boadella access and nude beach tradition
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