BHH Naturist Resort
Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
A small, owner-run naturist retreat in Costa Calma where six units and a solar-heated pool are the whole story.
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BHH Naturist Resort is a small, fully clothes-free retreat in Costa Calma on the southern coast of Fuerteventura, Canary Islands. It offers just six units: four independent apartments and two ecopods with private hot tubs. A solar-heated pool and spacious sun terraces form the social centre. The resort operates year-round, is adults-only, and is a strong fit for couples or solo travellers who want a quiet, intimate base within walking distance of Fuerteventura’s nude beaches.
resort type
Guesthouse
dress code
Clothes-Free
budget
Mid-range
When to visit
Year-round
THE DESTINATION
THE DESTINATION & where to find it
BHH occupies a low-rise compound on the outskirts of Costa Calma, a quiet resort village on Fuerteventura’s southern coast. Low boundary walls open the property to the surrounding landscape, giving it an airy, unenclosed feel that larger resorts rarely achieve.
The layout is compact and deliberate. Four apartments and two ecopods are arranged around a central sun terrace and solar-heated pool. There is no reception desk, no lobby, no buffet queue. The scale is the point: six units, one pool, and enough space to find your own rhythm without ever feeling crowded.
Fuerteventura’s best nude beaches are within walking distance. Playa Esmeralda, with its turquoise water and sheltered coves, is roughly thirty minutes on foot. The vast sweep of Playa de Sotavento is a little further along the coast.
THE EXPERIENCE
THE EXPERIENCE & what to expect
The atmosphere at BHH leans toward quiet and unhurried. Mornings tend to settle around the pool, where solar heating keeps the water comfortable year-round. Sunbeds and bean bags are spread across the terrace, and shaded corners offer relief from the Canary Islands’ sun. The social dynamic is informal. Guests gravitate toward shared spaces at their own pace, and conversations start easily without any organised icebreakers.
Owner Karie sets the tone. Reviews and visitor accounts consistently mention a personal welcome that makes newcomers feel at ease, which is part of why BHH positions itself as a good option for travelling without clothes for the first time. There is no pressure and no formality.
Accommodation splits into two types. The four apartments (Au Naturel, Naturist, Buff, and Bare) range are one-bedroom units sleeping up to four guests. All come with full kitchens, satellite TV, safes, and bathrobes. The two ecopods, named Hooters and Peckers, are smaller but come with their own hot tubs, making them popular with couples after something more private.
This is a self-catering setup. There is no restaurant on site. Costa Calma’s restaurants and shops are a fifteen-minute walk away, and most guests hire a car to explore the wider island. Evenings are quiet. The resort winds down early, and the star visibility on clear Fuerteventura nights is worth stepping outside for.
WHO THIS IS FOR
WHO SHOULD GO & who should not
Great for
- ✓ Couples wanting a quiet, intimate clothes-free base with year-round sun
- ✓ First-timers looking for a welcoming, low-pressure introduction
- ✓ Solo travellers who prefer a small property over a large resort atmosphere
- ✓ Repeat visitors to the Canaries who want a dedicated clothes-free home base
not ideal if
- ✕ You want on-site dining, evening entertainment, or organised social activities
- ✕ You prefer a large resort with extensive facilities and a busy pool scene
- ✕ You want direct beach access from your accommodation without a walk
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GETTING THERE & what to know
getting there
Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) is 65 km north of Costa Calma, roughly an hour by car. Most guests hire a car at the airport, which also makes it easier to explore the island’s famous nude beaches. Free private parking is available on site. The resort is on the outskirts of Costa Calma village, accessible via the FV-2 motorway heading south.
where to stay
BHH has four apartments and two ecopods. Apartments suit couples or small groups needing kitchen facilities and more space. The ecopods are smaller but come with private hot tubs. All units include bed linen, towels, kitchenware, and bathroom amenities. Pricing falls in the mid-range band.
when to go
BHH operates year-round. Fuerteventura’s climate is mild in every season, when temperatures sit between 20 and 26 degrees. The island sees very little rain. Occasional Calima weather (Saharan dust carried by easterly winds) can raise temperatures and reduce visibility for a few days, most commonly between May and August. Winter months are cooler but still very comfortable and are often considered the clothes-free high season.
what to know
BHH is fully clothes-free. Nudity is expected but not mandatory throughout the property, including the pool area and communal terraces. The resort is adults-only. There is no on-site restaurant, so plan for self-catering or eating out in Costa Calma. Shops and supermarkets are within walking distance. A car is not essential for daily life, but strongly recommended for reaching beaches and attractions beyond the village.
plan your visit
Book at BHH Naturist Resort
Book directly via the resort website, make sure to book upfront for popular holiday periods.
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FACILITIES & amenities
●Pool
Large solar-heated pool, open year-round. Surrounded by sun terraces with sunbeds, bean bags, and Balinese day beds.
●BBQ
Brick BBQ available for guest use on the communal terrace.
beyond the resort
NEARBY VISITS
Fuerteventura Airport (FUE)65 km, 1 hour drive
Playa Esmeralda (naturist beach)30 min walk
Playa de Sotavento45 min walk
Costa Calma village (shops, restaurants)10 min walk
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FAQ
most asked questions
Is BHH Naturist Resort suitable for first-time naturists?
BHH is well suited to first-timers. The resort is small, the atmosphere is relaxed, and owner Karie is known for making newcomers feel welcome. With only six units, there is none of the exposure anxiety that can come with arriving at a large resort for the first time.
Is BHH family-friendly?
No. BHH is an adults-only property with a minimum age of 18. The only exception is when a group books the entire resort exclusively and the group includes children.
What is the best time of year to visit BHH?
BHH operates year-round. The most popular months are November to April, with temperatures between 20 and 26 degrees and very little rain. Summer is hotter but still a good time to visit.
Do I need a car at BHH?
A car is not essential for daily life. Costa Calma's shops and restaurants are a ten-minute walk away, and the nearest nude beach is also walkable. However, a car is strongly recommended for reaching the island's other nude beaches and wider attractions.
What accommodation types are available at BHH?
BHH has four independent apartments (sleeping two to six guests) and two ecopods with private hot tubs. All units are self-catering with full kitchens, bed linen, towels, and bathroom amenities.
Are there other nude beaches near BHH?
Fuerteventura has several naturist beaches within driving distance. Playa Esmeralda is the closest, a 30-minute walk from the resort. Further along the coast, Playa de Sotavento, Mal Nombre, Esquinzo, and Butihondo are all accessible by car.
