From its website:

“Petit Natura is a naturist boutique resort with hotel service embedded in a carefully maintained and evergreen subtropical garden. A heated pool with sun beds and a jacuzzi for relaxing. Intimate atmosphere and an blooming tropical paradise garden. 180 m2 roof terrace with lounge beds, with the sound of the sea in the background. Treat yourself to a well-deserved holiday in our naturist resort and disconnect from the hectic daily life.”

The Captain stayed here in Autumn 2026. The rooms consist of two types – Cozy and Comfort. The rooms vary in layout. The Captain got very lucky. initially he Booked Cozy as all Comfort were gone, but close to the date he spotted that one Comfort was available and so upgraded to this. It happened to be the best in the resort and usually not available. There was a large lounge/kitchen area, a bathroom, good size bedroom with plenty of storage and its own private balcony/dining area. There is Air Conditioning and a raft of toiletries in the bathroom from spare toothbrushes to the usual soaps and wash gels.

Breakfast is included in all packages and there is a selection of cooked food, Continental and pastry options as well as filter coffee and a range of teas as well as fruit juices and yoghurts.

It calls itself a Resort, but it is really a Boutique Hotel. There is an outdoor pool with plenty of loungers, jacuzzi and sauna. What makes it stand out is that there is also a poolside bar, which is free during the day (until 6pm, when it closes). You just help yourself to beer, wine (red, white, rose) or sangria as well as a selection of soft drinks. Ice is on hand. There are a few random books behind the bar (presumably left by other guests) if you like to have a bit of a read.

The pool is heated, saltwater and a reasonable depth should you wish to get some exercise in. The jacuzzi is a standard jacuzzi. The sauna is on-demand so you do need to wait for it to warm up, however the Captain didn’t avail himself of it during his stay.

All the villa blocks have flat roofs so you can climb the (somewhat dodgy at night) spiral staircase to access. Up there are seats, beds and sofas galore to watch the sunset across the water and perhaps a little canoodle.

The nearest beach (San Agustin) is a 2 minute walk away, however it is not a naturist beach, except early in the morning where the Captain managed a daily skinny dip! The nearest naturist beach is Maspalomas, about a hour’s stroll or 10 minute taxi away. The Resort does offer a free shuttle bus once a day during weekdays and that worked very well, dropping us off in the centre of Maspalomas.

Overall summary:

Staff: 10/10
Rooms: 10/10
Location: 8/10 due to the need to travel into Maspalomas.
Facilities 10/10

The Captain will definitely be returning, even though it is unlikely that he’ll get the same wonderful room. Definitely deserves ‘featured’ status on this Website Listing.