Cala Figuera is a small secluded cove on the Mediterranean coast near Tossa de Mar in la Selva, Catalonia. It is listed for naturist use, with accepted naturism and possible mixing of nude and clothed visitors. Access is on foot only along coastal walking paths, with uneven rocky ground and no direct road access to the shore. Visitors should stay on paths and remove all litter. There is no parking at the cove, so parking is used in Tossa de Mar before continuing on foot. There is no direct public transport to the cove, with the nearest services in town. The surface is rock and stone with uneven footing, and entry to the water is rocky. The water is clear Mediterranean water with variable sea conditions. The setting has high sun exposure through much of the day and little natural shade, apart from limited partial shade near cliff edges. Morning and early afternoon offer stronger sun and generally calmer use. There are no toilets, showers, or lifeguard service expected, and no food or drink sales at the cove, so visitors bring their own supplies. No admission fee is expected for beach access, and the shoreline has no controlled entry or fixed opening hours. Summer is warm and relatively dry, while conditions outside summer are cooler and less settled. A short or half-day visit is typical because of limited comfort and no services. The cove is generally quiet with low numbers of visitors. Access is difficult and services are absent, which limits convenience for families. The quiet setting may suit adults seeking naturism. Bring sturdy footwear, sun protection, water, and a plan for unsupervised swimming.