Playa de Calblanque

Calblanque is a protected stretch of undeveloped coast in Cartagena (Murcia), inside the Calblanque, Monte de las Cenizas and Peña del Águila Regional Park, between La Manga and Portmán. The Spanish Naturist Federation lists its beach as a nudist-tradition beach: about 300 metres of golden sand with moderate waves, isolated and with low occupancy, backed by fossil dunes, salt flats and scrub-covered hills. The park contains a series of sandy beaches and coves with no buildings, and nude bathing is commonly practised along them alongside clothed visitors. In summer, private car access is restricted to protect the park, and a park bus takes most visitors in. Lifeguards operate in season, but there are no bars, showers or shade on the sand, so bring water and a sunshade. Dogs are banned from the beaches and vehicles are not allowed in the beach area at night.