Flowers bloom all year round. All apartments have a large terrace, cooking facilities, shower or bathtub. There is also a refreshment stand, shuffleboard, chess or checkers, ping pong, and, of course, volleyball, a whirlpool and a sauna with masseur. A hairdresser comes once a week. In Spain it is illegal for any beach to be closed to the general public, and therefore, although the complex itself is closed to non-residents, the beach area is open to anyone who chooses to use it, and it is gratifying to say that an ever increasing number of local residents do so.
Gawkers are unknown.
Most apartments are privately owned and are rented out when the owners aren't present, there are however a large number of permanent residents, in general people who have retired there. The most inviting feature of Costa Natura, aside from its beauty, is the friendliness of the tenants, in a very short time you are made to feel like one of a family. For those who wish to cook there is a moderately well-stocked store on the grounds, and a larger one a bit down the street outside the complex. However, the first person who drives out will likely stop and take you along. As in all holiday resorts tours are organized, to Gibraltar, Marocco, Seville, Roanda, for example.