Cala Murtra

Cala Murtra is a small stone cove on the Costa Brava nestled beneath rocky cliffs about 120 meters (394 feet) long. The water is clear and surrounded by natural rock formations that create a secluded setting.

The cove developed into a naturist destination as attitudes toward clothing-optional beaches grew more accepting in coastal Spain. Environmental certifications now help maintain the integrity of this fragile coastal ecosystem.

This clothing-optional beach reflects Spanish attitudes toward naturism, drawing visitors who value comfort and freedom in natural settings. The relaxed approach here shows how locals have embraced this lifestyle as a normal part of coastal culture.

Reach this location by following marked pathways from the parking area, which takes a few minutes of walking. The descent can be steep in places, so wear comfortable shoes and watch your footing carefully.

This cove sits beneath Cape Norfeo as part of a series of natural inlets that invite exploration along the rocky shoreline. Visitors often discover small hidden beaches and rocky outcrops when wandering through the neighboring coves.

Location: Roses

Address: Roses, 17480, Girona, Spain

Phone: +34972252400

Website: http://ca.visit.roses.cat/descobreix/les-platges-i-cales

GPS coordinates: 42.23979,3.22470

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:22