Playa del Esparrelló, Beach in La Vila Joiosa, Spain

Playa del Esparrelló is a beach in La Vila Joiosa on Spain's Mediterranean coast that stretches about 222 meters with a combination of white pebbles and sand. The shoreline is bordered by tall cliffs on both sides that drop steeply toward the water.

Playa del Esparrelló lies at the foot of a cliff south of Villajoyosa's town centre and is one of two beaches the Ayuntamiento officially signposted for naturism. The Valencian Naturist Association describes it as one of the most representative naturist beaches in Alicante province, where naturist users usually predominate. It has no promenade; the main access is on foot from the N-332 by stairs down to the gravel and pebble shore.

This clothing-optional beach allows visitors to experience a lifestyle choice rooted in Mediterranean traditions where people feel free from everyday social restrictions. The place creates a welcoming environment for those seeking a different kind of coastal experience.

You can reach the beach by walking paths from nearby parking areas, with Carrer Suecia street near Hotel Montiboli serving as a useful landmark for orientation. The walk is straightforward and the access points are clearly marked along the route.

The position of the beach nestled between two cliff faces creates unusually clear water that makes snorkeling and underwater exploration rewarding. This geographical setting keeps the water clearer than at many neighboring coastal areas.