Playa Nudista Montaña Arena — Attraction in San Bartolomé de Tirajana

Discover the Hidden Gem of Güigüi Beach

Escape the crowds and discover the secluded beauty of Güigüi Beach, a hidden gem nestled along Gran Canaria's southwestern coast. This tranquil haven, located just a 10-minute drive from the bustling Maspalomas resort, offers a refreshing alternative to the island's more touristy beaches.

Immerse yourself in the pristine natural surroundings, where golden sands meet crystal-clear waters, creating an idyllic setting for a relaxing day by the sea. The gentle waves and calm currents make it a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling, or simply basking in the warm sunshine.

Recently, the beach underwent a thorough cleanup, removing tents and permanent campsites, restoring its natural splendor and enhancing its appeal. While not officially designated as a nudist beach, around 50% of visitors opt to go au naturel, adding to the relaxed and uninhibited atmosphere.

How to Get to Güigüi Beach:

Reaching Güigüi Beach requires a bit of effort, but the secluded paradise that awaits is well worth the journey. From Maspalomas, follow the GC-500 road towards Mogán. Shortly after passing the town of Taurito, turn right onto a narrow dirt road that leads to the beach. The final stretch of the journey involves a short hike down a ravine, but the breathtaking views and serene ambiance make it an unforgettable experience.

Tips for Visiting Güigüi Beach:

Pack light, as there are no facilities or amenities at the beach. Bring plenty of water and snacks, as there are no shops or restaurants nearby. Be respectful of the natural surroundings and dispose of all trash properly. Consider wearing hiking boots or sturdy shoes for the descent to the beach. Avoid visiting during high tide, as the beach area becomes...

Beautiful beach with no infrastructure whatsoever. Clothing optional is possible and usually practiced by a significant number of people. The water is nice and normally crystal clear. The beach is quite sheltered, so there are often almost no waves and not much wind. Be aware: People bring dogs. Some families put up tents and there are usually people camping on the car park. Think twice about driving down the slope to the big car park! The track is really bad and can be too much, especially for small cars and after rainy days. It might be better to just park by the road. The walk from the car park is about 10 minutes and not too challenging. It’s better to wear decent footwear though. One of my favorite beaches on...

A great beach: pretty, secluded, tranquil, doesn't attract crowds.

Clear water, easy entry into the ocean with sandy and flat bottom.

Popular with nudists and gay, although wearing clothing is not frown upon.

Warning: since the sand is rather fine, dust-like, on windy days you will have to bring some sort of a shelter. Otherwise you will find yourself covered with a thick layer of it in no time!

Also, may be tricky to reach: access from eastern side of fairly steep and, due to dislocating stones you will be walking on, may be a bit...