Spiaggia Torre la Sal

Torre la Sal is a long beach of sand and gravel in Cabanes, on the Castellón coast, named after an old defence tower that stands in a small eucalyptus grove behind the shore. It runs for about 2 km, with a promenade, showers, play areas and places to eat, and a marine biology research centre sits beside it. To the north the coast continues as a long natural beach in front of the Prat de Cabanes-Torreblanca natural park, a wetland of more than 7 km. The Spanish Naturist Federation lists Torre la Sal, but its own description points naturists about 1.5 km further on, to the beach by the Cudolà naturist campsite and the Cuartell Vell stretch, which it describes as ideal for walking nude. Regional tourism describes Torre la Sal itself as a quiet, semi-urban beach with no mention of nudity. Storm damage and beach restoration works have affected the shore in recent years. Note: the Spanish Naturist Federation is the only source we found that reports nude bathing here, and other guides do not mention it. Nude use may be occasional or limited to the quieter end, so expect most visitors to be clothed and check on arrival.