Monte Marina Naturist Resort

“A relaxing Paradise.”

We stayed on an upper floor apartment by the pool area. Amazing accommodation, spotlessly clean. One very minor criticism, it is difficult to "Self Cater" for a proper meal as there are only 2 electric rings. That said, everything is fine for Breakfast and Lunch, decent fridge/freezer, kettle, toas… more

We stayed on an upper floor apartment by the pool area. Amazing accommodation, spotlessly clean. One very minor criticism, it is difficult to "Self Cater" for a proper meal as there are only 2 electric rings. That said, everything is fine for Breakfast and Lunch, decent fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster - you name it. The Pool was fabulous with ample sun beds. Clientele were predominately German, but all very polite and friendly. A wonderful beach is 5 minutes away although it is a steep walk back.

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“Good, but they need more sunbeds and more mattresses for them.”

We have been back for the nth time, which says something good. There has been a refurbishment lately and the place is well presented with lovely gardens and a lot of the steps have been replaced by ramps, so it is now wheelchair friendly. It is still fully naturist, which is the main attraction. T… more

We have been back for the nth time, which says something good. There has been a refurbishment lately and the place is well presented with lovely gardens and a lot of the steps have been replaced by ramps, so it is now wheelchair friendly. It is still fully naturist, which is the main attraction. The sunbeds are still a problem. Many have been changed, but there are still not enough, and this is made worse by too many guests 'reserving ' them, despite notices, which they just ignore. The sunbeds need a mattress to be comfortable, and there are only about half the number of mattresses needed. Also, every apartment has 2 sun beds but no mattresses. They all need mattresses to be comfortable. This may all seem trivial, but it is not. Sunbathing is the main activity at Monte Marina and most of the guests are fairly old, so need comfortable sunbeds. It was very windy during our stay, which is an occasional problem in the Canaries, because it makes the beach and sea unusable.

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“A holiday to forget about”

Very disappointed, place was over ran by large groups. And most were very rude, would not even exchange a good morning, a lot of kindergarten type behaviour, which is shocking considering most guests are over 50. This was our 3rd visit and quite unsettling, we were even bullied off sun beds. Just … more

Very disappointed, place was over ran by large groups. And most were very rude, would not even exchange a good morning, a lot of kindergarten type behaviour, which is shocking considering most guests are over 50. This was our 3rd visit and quite unsettling, we were even bullied off sun beds. Just didn’t get it had great holidays here in the past with different nationalities mostly couples. What ever and who ever this group is, does anyone know if they maybe meet there every March? Previous visits have been in July and August there was none of this. It made myself and husband very sad, and an experience we want to put behind us. Accommodation was perfect and to a higher standard, cleaners ground men, reception and restaurant staff all lovely and welcoming

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“Tired, and not enough sunbeds. Too many textiles on the beach.”

The naturism is good, but the place is getting a bit tired and in need of maintenance. Spoiled by insufficient sun beds and guests (Mostly German) 'reserving ' them early morning and all day with towels. The clothing optional beach is slowly being take over by textiles, which can be a bit socially … more

The naturism is good, but the place is getting a bit tired and in need of maintenance. Spoiled by insufficient sun beds and guests (Mostly German) 'reserving ' them early morning and all day with towels. The clothing optional beach is slowly being take over by textiles, which can be a bit socially awkward at times. We're not going back this year.

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