Don Hill

We'll shortly be visiting Spain with the (textile) family. We have 2 weeks
at Barossa before moving on by ourselves to Costa Natura.

The web shows naturist beaches in the Barossa area, but all the sites I can
find are a bit sparse on the detail. Has anyone first had knowledge of the
area ? Any recommendations ? - ideally, somewhere with not too much of a
hike from the car.

thebareessentials@hotmail.com

On 3 Aug, 19:58, "Don Hill" <hill....@btinternet.com> wrote:
> We'll shortly be visiting Spain with the (textile) family. We have 2 weeks
> at Barossa before moving on by ourselves to Costa Natura.
>
> The web shows naturist beaches in the Barossa area, but all the sites I can
> find are a bit sparse on the detail. Has anyone first had knowledge of the
> area ? Any recommendations ? - ideally, somewhere with not too much of a
> hike from the car.

The entire west coast of Costa de la Luz from the Portuguese border
down to Tarife is a dream for naturists. Very little in the way of
towns and none of the concrete jungle found on the Costa del Sol and
elsewhere. That is thankfully due in part to the limited flights to
the region although Jerez is starting to grow in terms of passenger
numbers.

You'll have no problem finding a remote beach to strip off on away
from the few towns and parking is not only close but free 98% of the
time. However, the Spanish swamp the town beaches in August and
textiles rule the roost.

WARNING: August on the west coast is VERY hot. Don't be fooled by
the cool Atlantic wind. Take plenty of bottled water (it's only a
Euro (68p) for a 5 litre drum) to the beach and something to shade
yourself in the afternoon when it's too hot to walk on the sand or lay
in the sun.

http://www.tagzania.com/item/52343

Barry

Don Hill

Thanks for that Barry, looking forward to it.


<thebareessentials@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On 3 Aug, 19:58, "Don Hill" <hill....@btinternet.com> wrote:
>> We'll shortly be visiting Spain with the (textile) family. We have 2
>> weeks
>> at Barossa before moving on by ourselves to Costa Natura.
>>
>> The web shows naturist beaches in the Barossa area, but all the sites I
>> can
>> find are a bit sparse on the detail. Has anyone first had knowledge of
>> the
>> area ? Any recommendations ? - ideally, somewhere with not too much of a
>> hike from the car.
>
> The entire west coast of Costa de la Luz from the Portuguese border
> down to Tarife is a dream for naturists. Very little in the way of
> towns and none of the concrete jungle found on the Costa del Sol and
> elsewhere. That is thankfully due in part to the limited flights to
> the region although Jerez is starting to grow in terms of passenger
> numbers.
>
> You'll have no problem finding a remote beach to strip off on away
> from the few towns and parking is not only close but free 98% of the
> time. However, the Spanish swamp the town beaches in August and
> textiles rule the roost.
>
> WARNING: August on the west coast is VERY hot. Don't be fooled by
> the cool Atlantic wind. Take plenty of bottled water (it's only a
> Euro (68p) for a 5 litre drum) to the beach and something to shade
> yourself in the afternoon when it's too hot to walk on the sand or lay
> in the sun.
>
> http://www.tagzania.com/item/52343
>
> Barry
>