La Vinyeta Nudist Cove

Absolutely stunning beach! Right next to Cala Rocca grossa, pristine waters, just so so beautiful. I got the train from Barcelona and then walked 22min by foot by the road, super easy to get to. Highly recommend visiting!!! Make sure you have refreshments and food with you, there is no bar, the closest one is in the camping, i didn’t find them very friendly they refused to charge my dead phone, good that I remembered the way back

Unfortunately, the winter storms have significantly eroded the sand. Consequently, the beach is smaller and shorter as the sea now comes up to the rocks at the end cutting off the end bay (unless you want to climb over the rocks).

Great little nude beach (before the storms), but as usual more clothed than nude despite there being 3 beaches all next to this one which they can freely wear clothes. On Saturday/Sunday it gets busy and quite noisy but that is standard for Spain at any beach. Why do people go to nude beaches and wear bathing suits?

Parking is tough and nude beach is much thinner then google maps shows. Beautiful little cove but you need to climb rocks to access. Water was clear with some waves/rocks. Beach was clean.

Wonderful nudist beach, beautiful crystal clear water, everyone respect each other. Though there are some clothed people.

Awesome place. There are 3 or 4 different Beaches in the area, the nudist one is the one in the middle. Loved it! Around 30 people only one Textil which very good ratio

Lovely beach, clean water, not too busy. The downside was there were a lot of clothed people! I’m new to the nudist beach scene and so felt a little bit uncomfortable being in the naked minority! We accessed the beach via Playa de Calella and didn’t see any signs to say it was nudist so maybe people don’t realise.

Remote hidden nudist beach, 15 minute walking from Sant Pol train station. Very recommended place. It's never crowded, the water is clear and clean, and is surrounded by nature, rocks and white pines. There is a camping ground up in the road, with a tiny market, where you can buy water and food. In my opinion, the first beach of Costa Brava. Keep it clean!

Absolutely stunning beach! Right next to Cala Rocca grossa, pristine waters, just so so beautiful. I got the train from Barcelona and then walked 22min by foot by the road, super easy to get to. Highly recommend visiting!!! Make sure you have refreshments and food with you, there is no bar, the closest one is in the camping, i didn’t find them very friendly they refused to charge my dead phone, good that I remembered the way back

Unfortunately, the winter storms have significantly eroded the sand. Consequently, the beach is smaller and shorter as the sea now comes up to the rocks at the end cutting off the end bay (unless you want to climb over the rocks).

Great little nude beach (before the storms), but as usual more clothed than nude despite there being 3 beaches all next to this one which they can freely wear clothes. On Saturday/Sunday it gets busy and quite noisy but that is standard for Spain at any beach. Why do people go to nude beaches and wear bathing suits?

Parking is tough and nude beach is much thinner then google maps shows. Beautiful little cove but you need to climb rocks to access. Water was clear with some waves/rocks. Beach was clean.

Wonderful nudist beach, beautiful crystal clear water, everyone respect each other. Though there are some clothed people.

Awesome place. There are 3 or 4 different Beaches in the area, the nudist one is the one in the middle. Loved it! Around 30 people only one Textil which very good ratio

Lovely beach, clean water, not too busy. The downside was there were a lot of clothed people! I’m new to the nudist beach scene and so felt a little bit uncomfortable being in the naked minority! We accessed the beach via Playa de Calella and didn’t see any signs to say it was nudist so maybe people don’t realise.

Remote hidden nudist beach, 15 minute walking from Sant Pol train station. Very recommended place. It's never crowded, the water is clear and clean, and is surrounded by nature, rocks and white pines. There is a camping ground up in the road, with a tiny market, where you can buy water and food. In my opinion, the first beach of Costa Brava. Keep it clean!