El Portús
West of Cartagena, Murcia · Spain
A quiet naturist cove and campsite on the Murcia coast. Family naturism, no scene, beautiful water.
- Status
- Naturist resort
- Crowd
- Naturist
- Country
- Spain
- City
- Murcia
- Water
- Sea
- Best time
- April to October
- Confidence
- Medium
Find it
37.5825° N, 1.0720° WCrowd A nude beach with no particular gay crowd. Families, couples and regulars. Go for the sun and the swim, not the scene.
Getting there
Twenty minutes by car west of Cartagena. The naturist campsite sits on the cove; the beach is open to day visitors.
The rules
Naturist resort. Inside a naturist village or resort. Day pass or a stay, and nudity is the dress code on the beach.
No photos of anyone, sunscreen everywhere, cover up the moment you leave the nude stretch, and go home with the light. It is a beach: sunbathe, swim, talk, flirt. Anything more belongs somewhere private.
Questions people ask
Is El Portús a gay beach?
Not especially. A nude beach with no particular gay crowd. Families, couples and regulars. Go for the sun and the swim, not the scene. A quiet naturist cove and campsite on the Murcia coast. Family naturism, no scene, beautiful water.
Is it legal to be nude at El Portús?
Inside the resort, yes, and expected. Inside a naturist village or resort. Day pass or a stay, and nudity is the dress code on the beach.
How do I get to El Portús?
Twenty minutes by car west of Cartagena. The naturist campsite sits on the cove; the beach is open to day visitors. Best time: April to October.
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Method
Status says what the law and the locals allow; crowd says who is on the sand. Both come from gay-travel guides, the national naturist federations and members who were just there, scored on sources, recency, crowd, legal footing and safety. How we rank. Pins mark the beach; the gay end is described above. Last reviewed September 2026.