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Corralejo Nude lodging option

Started by Beach Guy, November 06, 2014, 03:07:36 AM

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Beach Guy

We are aware of Infinity and Gran Natura clothing optional resorts. However are there any other small hotels that naturist friendly. We would rather not stay at large all-inclusive but a smaller hotel. Any such thing in the northern part of fuerteventura ?

SheilaW

You have two out-and-out 24/7 naturist facilities there. The Don Luis apartments in the centre of town are also naturist. Would you really expect more than that from a place the size of Corralejo? AFAIK, the textile places are textile; full-stop.

In El Cotillo the El Caleton apartments, though not officially naturist, are used by many naturists - just be respectful of textile neighbours. The beach outside is clothes-optional.

Snowdrop

Infinity is only a small complex and therefore isn't all inclusive as I understand.

Beach Guy

Thanks for the response.....problem is we only have 3 days in northern part of island. The Gran Natura has a 5 day minimum. We are very respectful and never try to offend anyone.

jg

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Infiniti may well be able to accommodate you for three days if they have a break between Wednesday and Saturday bookings.
It is a small self-catering complex of very good quality.

There used to be a small B&B hotel in the centre of with an unofficially naturist-friendly sunbathing roof terrace and pocket-handkerchief pool but it closed and is now council offices.
JG

jamjar

The Don Luis bungalows in town are ok ish we stayed there twice, they are self catering which suits us as we like to eat out in some of the fantastic restaurants in Corralejo. We would not stay there again unless they had a major upgrade as we had lots of issues last time we stayed with shower not working properly, and the furnishings looked very tired. Still it was good value for what we paid, and there is a pool and you can be naked 24/7 if you want to. The private roof top terrace was our favourite place to be.

SheilaW

Have you contacted the Gran Natura? If they're close to full then the rule will probably apply, but it may be waived if they're quiet. No harm asking.

Magoo


SoCal

Love the beaches of the south, but for best bang-for-the-buck in the north for a naturist friendly - Maravilla in El Cotillo.
Biking and beaches - total freedom

jg

Quote from: SoCal on November 08, 2014, 05:59:13 AM
Love the beaches of the south, but for best bang-for-the-buck in the north for a naturist friendly - Maravilla in El Cotillo.
For naturism there is no doubt about this, but be aware that they are overpriced for the quality of the accommodation, although always spotlessly clean and with an exemplary, if somewhat threadbare, towel service.
In my opinion this is more than made up for by the position and nude friendliness.
JG

SoCal

Absolutely agree JG if you stay out front - it is rustic and isn't always inexpensive. For me, I simply wanted a place to crash at night hence I stayed in the side studios which were less pricey. I would rather spend my money on good food, wine and events. And like you, being nude friendly and situated on the beach near El Cotillo's better eateries makes is an optimal location. Last spring, after many weeks of pure relaxation, I returned with the lowest blood pressure my physician had ever measured.
Biking and beaches - total freedom

mickey and minnie

Hi.
The Gran Hotel Natura is a naturist hotel and is not clothes optional.I would say it's more for experienced naturists unless you want to go in at the deep end.Very relaxing there and no pressure.
The Don Luis apartments are clothes optional though.
m & m

jg

Quote from: SoCal on November 09, 2014, 04:15:53 AM
Absolutely agree JG if you stay out front - it is rustic and isn't always inexpensive. For me, I simply wanted a place to crash at night hence I stayed in the side studios which were less pricey. I would rather spend my money on good food, wine and events. And like you, being nude friendly and situated on the beach near El Cotillo's better eateries makes is an optimal location. Last spring, after many weeks of pure relaxation, I returned with the lowest blood pressure my physician had ever measured.
I prefer the side apartments to the front ones as they get more sun on the patio - especially in the morning when we can have a naked breakfast in the sunshine.
JG