Magnolias Natura

Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
A quiet 28-bungalow clothes-free hotel in Gran Canaria, built for winter-sun escapes and slow days by a heated pool.
Last Verified February 2025
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Magnolias Natura is a clothes-free hotel with 28 bungalows in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, positioned between the two famous nude beach areas of Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles. Each bungalow has a private terrace, kitchenette, air conditioning, and en-suite bathroom. A heated pool, hot tub, bar, and restaurant sit at the centre of the resort. Open year-round, it attracts mostly winter-sun visitors from northern Europe who want a quiet, hotel-standard clothes-free stay on one of the few European islands where outdoor nudity is comfortable in January.
Magnolias Natura Naturist Resort in Gran Canaria
resort type
Boutique Hotel
dress code
Clothes-Free
budget
Mid-range
When to visit
November to April
THE DESTINATION

THE DESTINATION & where to find it

Magnolias Natura sits inside the tourist zone of Maspalomas, surrounded by one of the Canary Islands’ busiest resort areas. A surrounding wall and deliberate layout do the work of separating it from the noise outside. The result is a genuinely quiet space that surprises many guests given its location. Twenty-eight bungalows are arranged around a central pool and garden, all identical in layout: a living area with a kitchenette, a bedroom with a large built-in wardrobe, a full bathroom, TV, and air conditioning. Every bungalow has its own private terrace, properly sized for a couple of sun loungers. The clothes-free zone covers the pool terrace and all outdoor areas. In the bar and restaurant, nudity is welcome but the approach is relaxed and there is no expectation either way. The resort is adults only and does not admit day visitors.

THE EXPERIENCE

THE EXPERIENCE & what to expect

The pace at Magnolias Natura is slow by design. Most of the day unfolds around the pool. The heated outdoor pool is around 18 metres long, with a depth ranging from 0.5 to 1.75 metres. The hot tub, heated to a higher temperature, draws a steady presence through the morning and afternoon. Sun loungers line both, and most guests settle into one spot and stay there. The atmosphere is described consistently as unexpectedly quiet for a resort of this location.

The bar runs throughout the day at reasonable prices, with happy hour at 4pm drawing a reliable gathering. The restaurant is one of the more-appreciated parts of the stay. Breakfast is a full buffet. Lunch covers sandwiches, pastas, soups, and similar snacks. Dinner follows a fixed menu that changes daily, with two or three options per course including vegetarian choices.

The private bungalow terrace is a practical asset, not just an amenity. First-time visitors to clothes-free travel often use it as a halfway point, stepping outside at their own pace before joining the pool crowd. The kitchenette means self-catering is an option, though most guests use the restaurant. A handful of bungalows are fitted with ramp access for guests with reduced mobility. The resort is British-owned and a noticeably British-leaning clientele is part of the social mix alongside Dutch, French, Spanish, and Swedish visitors.

Magnolias Natura Naturist Resort in Gran Canaria
Magnolias Natura Naturist Resort in Gran Canaria
Magnolias Natura Naturist Resort in Gran Canaria
Magnolias Natura Naturist Resort in Gran Canaria
Magnolias Natura Naturist Resort in Gran Canaria
WHO THIS IS FOR

WHO SHOULD GO & who should not

Great for

  • ✓ Winter-sun travellers from northern Europe wanting reliable warmth and clothes-free conditions outdoors
  • ✓ Couples seeking a quiet, hotel-standard clothes-free stay away from the larger resort crowd
  • ✓ First-timers who want the option of a private bungalow terrace before stepping into the communal pool area

not ideal if

  • ✕ You want a lively, entertainment-focused resort: Magnolias Natura is deliberately quiet and small-scale
  • ✕ You prefer to be in the middle of nature
  • ✕ You're travelling with the family.
practical

GETTING THERE & what to know

getting there

Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) is about 25 to 30 minutes by car from the resort. The island has direct flights to roughly 150 destinations across Europe and beyond; travellers arriving from outside Europe typically connect through a European hub. Ferries from mainland Spain (Huelva or Cadiz) also serve Gran Canaria but run only once or twice a week and fill up fast. For the airport-to-resort transfer, Magnolias Natura can arrange transport directly at rates that are typically cheaper than a local taxi. A rental car is not essential if you plan to base yourself at the resort and use the free daily shuttle to the beaches and town.

where to stay
The resort has 28 bungalows, all identical in layout: living area with kitchenette, bedroom with large wardrobe, en-suite bathroom, TV, air conditioning, and private terrace. A small number of units include ramp access for guests with reduced mobility. Pricing is mid-range. During Christmas and New Year the resort may require a booking of 10 or more nights.
when to go
Gran Canaria has near-year-round warm weather, and Magnolias Natura operates year-round. The peak clothes-free season is winter (November to April), when the island offers outdoor warmth unavailable elsewhere in Europe. The summer months are the busiest for general tourism but quieter for naturist visitors. The shoulder months of April, May, September, and October also work well and attract a smaller crowd.
what to know

The resort is adults only. Day visitors are not admitted. Nudity is expected around the pool and in the outdoor areas; the bar and restaurant operate on a dress-or-undress-as-you-prefer basis. For airport transfers, arrange these at the time of booking rather than on arrival. The free shuttle bus to Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles beaches runs at set times each day. During important holiday periods such as Christmas, a minimum stay of around 10 nights may apply. Staff communicate in Spanish, English, Dutch, German, and French.

plan your visit
Book at Magnolias Natura
Book directly through the website or by email and phone. Arrange airport transfers at the time of booking for the best rates.
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Sometimes a two-minute watch tells you more than a page of text. Our video visit covers the setting, the facilities, and what the atmosphere actually feels like on the ground. 

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FACILITIES & amenities

Pool

Heated outdoor pool, approximately 18m long, depth 0.5 to 1.75m. Open year-round.

Hot Tub

Heated outdoor hot tub adjacent to the pool. Available to all guests throughout the day.

Bar

Open throughout the day. Happy hour at 4pm. Prices described by guests as reasonable.

Restaurant

Breakfast buffet, lunch snacks (sandwiches, pastas, soups), and a daily-changing dinner menu with two or three options per course. Vegetarian options available.

beyond the resort

NEARBY VISITS

Gran Canaria Airport (LPA)About 25 to 30 minutes by car
Maspalomas nude beach20 minutes by free resort shuttle
Playa del Ingles tourist strip15 minutes by free resort shuttle
Gran Canaria interior (villages, Arehucas rum distillery)About 45 minutes by car
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FAQ

most asked questions

Is Magnolias Natura suitable for first-time clothes-free travellers?

Yes. The private bungalow terrace lets first-timers ease in at their own pace before joining the communal pool area. The resort is small and the atmosphere is consistently quiet and non-judgmental. Staff speak several languages including English, Dutch, and German.

Is Magnolias Natura family-friendly?

No. The resort is adults only throughout.

What is the best time of year to visit Magnolias Natura?

The peak naturist season on Gran Canaria runs from November to April. This is when the resort is busiest and the weather offers reliable warmth that is hard to find elsewhere in Europe at that time of year.

How do I get to Magnolias Natura from Gran Canaria Airport?

Gran Canaria Airport is about 25 to 30 minutes by car. The resort can arrange transfers directly at better rates than local taxis. A rental car is not essential for the stay if you use the resort's free daily shuttle to the beaches and Maspalomas town centre.

Is nudity mandatory at Magnolias Natura?

Nudity is expected around the pool and in the outdoor spaces of the resort. In the bar and restaurant, the approach is relaxed: guests may be dressed or undressed as they prefer.

Are day passes available at Magnolias Natura?

No. Only guests staying overnight may access the resort and its facilities.

How far is Magnolias Natura from the nude beach?

The Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles nude beach areas are a 45 to 60 minute walk depending on pace. The resort provides a free shuttle bus to the beaches and town at set times during the day.

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