Where Naturism Is Allowed
On Lanzarote, topless sunbathing is common, and naturism is accepted in several locations. Always respect signage and fellow beachgoers.
Charco del Palo
A dedicated naturist village near Mala on the northeast coast — clothing optional throughout, with natural pools along the shoreline.
Playa del Congrio (Papagayo)
One of the Papagayo beaches, offering a naturist-friendly stretch of sand with calm waters and sheltered coves.
Playa Quemada
Walk beyond the main village beach and discover secluded naturist spots — simple, rugged, and peaceful.
Playa de la Cantería (Órzola)
A remote white-sand beach in the north, loved by naturists seeking wild scenery and space.
The Freedom of Naturism
For many, naturism in Lanzarote is not just about being nude — it’s about reconnecting with nature. Sun on skin, volcanic air, and the Atlantic’s freshness create a liberating, mindful experience.
Private Naturism at Your Villa
Casa Azmira del Mar
Featuring a heated private pool and fully walled garden, Casa Azmira del Mar offers complete privacy — perfect for nude sunbathing or evening swims under the stars.
Casa Esquina del Mar
Just steps from the ocean, this intimate loft for two ensures serenity and privacy, an ideal space for naturist couples.
Good to Know
- Respect: Use established naturist areas and be considerate of others.
- Essentials: Always carry sunscreen, water, and a sarong/towel for shared surfaces.
- Safety: Remote beaches can be wild — check tides and conditions.
Sources: Adapted from local naturism guides in Lanzarote.