WELCOME AT FINCA PURA
A LITTLE PARADISE ON TOP LOCATION...

Finca Pura is a Naturist Clothing Optional Resort located in Elche (province Alicante) at the Costa Blanca South, and offers 4 Luxury Guestrooms.

At about 15min drive you can reach:

*2 of the most popular Naturist Beaches in the region: Playa El Carabassi and Playa Los Tusales.

*2 Major Cities: Alicante and Elche

* The Port of Santa Pola with plenty of restaurants and bars along the boulevard.

At our finca you can immerse yourself in the scenery and tranquil atmosphere, disconnect from the rush, relax by the pool, have a drink and a chat in the bar, and listen to the sound of nature.

You can discover beaches, natural spaces, culture, gastronomy, festivals, shopping, and a wide range of leisure activities.

Moreover we are blessed with a lovely Micro Climate all year round, to ensure nice weather.

THANK YOU for visiting our website and we are looking forward meeting you at our FAVOURITE PLACE.
If you have any doubts or questions, don't hesitate to contact us.

YOUR HOSTS

Hermine and Nico

ROOMS

ALL ROOMS HAVE A PRIVATE TERRACE WITH VIEW ON THE POOL
(THE POOL IS 5MX10M)
AMENITIES:
LARGE BED 180X200
SMART TV, AIRCONDITIONING, WIFI, GOOGLE CHROMECAST, NESPRESSO COFFEE MACHINE, SAFE
BATHROOM WITH SEPERATE TOILET, RAINSHOWER, HAIRDRYER, TOWELS

Accomodates: 2 people
Size: Room 30m2, Terrace 18m2
4 IDENTICAL ROOMS

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PRICES

€120/ROOM/NIGHT/BREAKFAST INCLUDED in low season*
€135/ROOM/NIGHT/BREAKFAST INCLUDED in high season*

* Low season: 1st November till 30th April
Minimum stay 3 nights
*High season: 1st May till 30th October
Minimum stay 4 nights
Check-In: From 14pm-22pm
Check-Out: Before 11am

(On request check-in and check-out hours are changeable if possible)

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