Platja d'en Pere Fet, Nude beach in Cadaqués, Spain

Platja d'en Pere Fet is a clothing-optional beach on the Costa Brava featuring sandy areas mixed with rocky outcrops and cliff formations. The shoreline runs along the Mediterranean and is surrounded by a rough, rocky landscape.

The beach takes its name from a former owner of the vineyard bordering it. Between this beach and Platja d'en Ros stands the Xalet Pérez del Pulgar, a house built in 1957 by Francesc Joan Barba i Corsini. The cove lies on the s'Oliguera peninsula at the north-eastern end of the bay of Cadaqués, between Platja d'en Ros and Platja de s'Arenella.

The beach sits near Cadaqués, a town that drew artists like Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso who were inspired by the rugged coastline. The raw landscape and exposed rock formations that captured their imagination remain visible to visitors today.

The beach has no facilities, so bring all essentials including water and snacks. Access is via coastal paths with rocky terrain, making sturdy shoes a good choice for the walk.

The beach takes its name from a former owner of the vineyard that bordered it. Between this beach and Platja d'en Ros stands the Xalet Pérez del Pulgar, a house built in 1957 by the architect Francesc Joan Barba i Corsini.