Platja del Brosquil

El Brosquil, also called El Dorado after the neighbouring housing estate, is the southernmost of Cullera's beaches in Valencia province, about 5 km south of the town. It sits south of the Gola de l'Estany outlet, beyond the rocky Playa del Silencio and the semi-urban El Dorado strip, and runs to the boundary with Tavernes de la Valldigna. The Spanish Naturist Federation describes a long, quiet beach of about 2.3 km of fine golden sand with calm water, an area that was once the mouth of the river Júcar. Behind it lie orange groves, the Brosquil marsh and views of the Corbera and Mondúver ranges. Use is low outside July and August, and nude bathers spread out along the quieter, less built-up sections. There are no lifeguards or showers on the nude stretch. Local restaurants in the area are known for rice dishes, eel and sea bass. Be aware that Valencian regional tourism names Mareny de Sant Llorenç, north of Cullera, as the town's only authorised nude area, so nudity here is by tradition rather than designation.