NetNude - Costa Natura 1996 Report

COSTA NATURA
OCTOBER 1996
This report is brought to you by John and Peter Douglas. The opinions expressed are those of the person(s) who submitted the report and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of NetNude.

COSTA NATURA - OCTOBER 1996

This report was made up in October 1996 by Peter of London.

Costa Natura is different! It offers year round sunshine in a 
well maintained and managed naturist resort set in beautiful 
gardens with trim lawns which sweep down to the beach and the 
sea. 

The apartments seem to be in haphazard drifts as if scattered 
around the gardens by a giant hand. Nevertheless they all 
conform to the delightful Andalucian style of the area with 
white walls and curved roof tiles which come in all shades of 
terra cotta. Various sizes cater for 2, 4, 5 or 6 people. Each 
of course has at least one balcony or patio for those open air 
meals or for relaxing in the sunshine, whilst inside one finds 
comfortable furnishings and a well equipped kitchen with 
electric hot plates.  Efficient washing, showering and toilet 
facilities with constant hot water complete the comforts needed. 
Rental availability ranges from a minimum of two nights to long 
lets as required. Time-share and outright purchase is also 
possible. UK based naturist agents offer package deals.

Car hire is available from reception where coach excursions can 
also be booked. The excellent recreation facilities within the 
complex include a swimming pool and children's pool heated by 
solar power as well as a Sauna and Jacuzzi. Sun loungers and 
beach umbrellas are available for use on the lawns by the pool. 
There is direct access to the long but narrow beach.

At the weekly welcome party at the pool side bar, full time 
staff explain a programme of sporting activities which include 
volleyball, mini-ten, shuffleboard, boule, table tennis and pool 
as well as windsurfing, water-skiing, scuba diving and pedalo 
hire.

The spacious restaurant can provide a full lunch and evening 
dinner service and in the summer months there is weekly evening 
entertainment and children's shows.  An indoor "club room" 
offers satellite television on a 56 inch back projection screen. 
There is a well stocked small shop on site which will cater for 
most needs but there is also a local supermarket outside about 
10 minutes walk away.

The whole complex is run on a friendly basis with an emphasis on 
family naturist holidays, which is unlikely to appeal to those 
with more erotic interests.

By now you will be wanting to know where it is and how to get 
there, and the answer is that Costa Natura is very accessible 
lying on the Spanish Costa del Sol 60 miles from Malaga Airport 
with flights  to European cities and Madrid for International 
connections. Even nearer is Gibraltar 27 miles away with daily 
flights to London. A regular local bus runs from the Gibraltar 
border with Spain and stops right outside Costa Natura.
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