This nude beach is netter than other nude beaches. Good road and parking, very private, no "textile" guys. An average age is 30-60. More men than woman and yes, women have some attention, which most of them seems dont mind😀 in any case men are respectfull. *Is better

via google · 10/20/2025

Although it looks nice from a distance I was a little disappointed. Beach was covered in dead Sea grass. And there was a not so nice smell.

via google · 9/17/2025

Platja de la Solsida is covered with sea grass / weeds and access to the sea is limited (large rocks and stones), but it’s a nudist / naturist heaven. The other side of the beach (see photos) is the official LGBT / gay nudist / naturist beach.

via google · 8/31/2025

not the best beach, is mixed nudis with clothes people one person liked touched his privet bits,so wasn't nice experience.Unfortunately when we were there dirty, stink horrible.

via google · 8/22/2025

This beach features crystal-clear waters, making it perfect for diving and snorkeling. There's an island just 200 meters away that you can swim to. While diving, you can spot cormorants and large beds of Posidonia oceanica. A lifeguard is on duty during the summer months. Please note that dogs are not allowed. There are several signs at the entrance warning that bringing a dog can result in fines. Very close by, just past the harbor, is a dog-friendly beach.

via google · 9/16/2023

End of a lovely walk from Altea, accessed by the side of the river, 3 other walks available. If you want to make it a longer walk the start at Albir.

via google · 3/8/2023

Perfect for paddle surfing and enjoying a peaceful day at the beach. Keep in mind that there's little shade available. To your right, there's a harbor with a bar. Additionally, there's a small islet very close to the beach.

via google · 10/11/2022

A very quiet beach, perfect for going with your dog 🐕, and the water is very clean. It's a nice spot, but there are stones, so you should wear appropriate footwear, and the wind can be strong!

via google · 6/23/2021

Normal beach: It's about 100 meters long and has lifeguards. The width is about 5-6 meters. Not many people come here, it's quiet, and there's an island, Islote de Galera, for snorkeling 500 meters from the shore (10 minutes swimming).

via google · 7/5/2020

You can go with children! Although it is a pebble beach, there are only stones at the beginning of the water, and then there are sandy areas. It is ideal for snorkeling due to the rocky zones. It is best to wear strapped flip-flops or water shoes. The sunbathing area consists of stones and dry seaweed, and walking on them feels like a soft mattress. You can easily set up an umbrella. At the end of the beach, there is a nudist area. Next to it, there is a small port, Portosenso, with a highly recommended bar by the sea; on busy days, make sure to reserve a table in advance. There is also a pine area in the middle of the beach where you can set up a table and chairs and spend the day in the shade. Access is via a steep slope, so I do not recommend it for people with reduced mobility.

via google · 7/19/2019