Having tried most of the Canary Islands, I have become a committed North Fuerteventura fan.
Check out these posts for my past comments:
http://www.naturist-corner.net/community/index.php?topic=1727.msg15430;topicseen#msg15430
http://www.naturist-corner.net/community/index.php?topic=4886.msg41974;topicseen#msg41974

They are now both slightly out of date so please double check before booking.

Other people prefer the south of the island - you pay your money and take your choice.

Edited to add:
For your purposes I would suggest Infiniti on a non-naturist week for self-catering or any Corralejo or South Fuerteventura package for all inclusive.
They are all within easy distance of a naturist beach (maybe a bus ride from some Corralejo hotels).

Agreed John....There are wonderful naturist beaches around Corellejo and Caleta. We prefer Corellejo as you can get some good non naturist accommodation very near the beach which is just gorgeous. You have miles of golden sand to walk along and seeing as though everybody else is naked,nobody bats an eyelid.

It's a good induction to see how you feel about being naked in the open,it's where my missus went naked first time and she's never looked back...any opportunity we can get now.  :laugh: ;D

Thanks for the great suggestions.

Hopefully the beaches will have the same effect on my wife.

theres some nice little beaches on lanzerote, just along from playa blanca. 

Thinking about going to Lanzarote the second week in december (Charco del palo), but not sure about the temperature it's going to be warm enough. Anybody has been around that time of the year round there?

Fuerteventura (the nearest other island) has always been warm enough for me and my wife (who needs much more warmth than me) throughout the winter.

Thanks John

I like the south of fueventura.
Have stayed in 2 naturist friendly hotels, Club Magic Life and Jandia Princess there is also Fueventura Princess.
Went early december and weather was ok.
There's quite a few steps to beach but then naturist left  to costa calma and right to jandia main area.
Nice naturist walks both ways left about 30km right about 2km.
Enjoy 🙂 🙂 🙂

fueventura.
Windy city...the sand can be quite painful.
Book into Masspaloma Thabiba Princess Hotel,take a nice walk to the beach 10/15 mins,turn left at the beach and stroll along to one of the best nudist beaches in the world,Masspalomas is classed as desert area..it as not rained there for years,it is a lovely area,and the beach as good facilities and if you fancy a stroll you can walk for miles or explore the dunes all naked it is fantastic.

We are big fans of Charco del Palo which is a peaceful naturist village on the NE of the island.

There is no pressure there and a large choice of accomodation available for tastes and budgets.

We have done other venues on LAnzarotte but this is by far the best in our opinion.

You will enjoy yourselves no matter where you go I'm sure

fueventura.
Windy city...the sand can be quite painful.
Book into Masspaloma Thabiba Princess Hotel,take a nice walk to the beach 10/15 mins,turn left at the beach and stroll along to one of the best nudist beaches in the world,Masspalomas is classed as desert area..it as not rained there for years,it is a lovely area,and the beach as good facilities and if you fancy a stroll you can walk for miles or explore the dunes all naked it is fantastic.

A new regulation was approved recently on Gran Canaria stating that it is now illegal to be naked outside officially designated areas for the San Bartolome region. The Maspalomas dunes have never been an approved naturist area so be careful because the fine is supposed to be €1500 if caught, but I expect naturists will take no notice of it as they have done so for many years, and will the policia local be patrolling them very much I wonder?!

Tranalated from http://www.laprovincia.es/gran-canaria/2012/12/04/ordenanza-playas-sanciona-nudismo-permite-fumar/501286.html

JMN - LAS PALMAS DE GRAN Canaria San Bartolomé plenary yesterday unanimously approved the draft ordinance to regulate the use and maintenance of the 40 km coastline of the municipality, which among other new sanctions with 1,500 euros practice nudism outside approved zones or bathe when the red flag. However, and unlike Mogán not provide any rules on smoking on beaches.

The mayor, Marco Aurelio Perez, said the new ordinance "does not introduce any prohibition that was not already included in the different sides that the City has been issuing over the years to regulate the control of activities on the coast of the municipality But unlike those, this new regulation does provide the ability to impose penalties against infringement. "

The Ordinance stipulates minor, serious and very serious, with penalties and fines of 750, 1,500 and 3,000 euros depending on the severity. Among the prohibitions are the refueling and oil changes for the boats, the dumping or abandonment of any residue; graffiti conducting, arrangement or fish preparation, conducting fires or barbecues and the use of gas cylinders or any flammable liquid.

looks like a lot of Charco is failing probably due to lack of support.......the supermarket looks set to close next year, the Bodega closed in April, but still there are a couple of restaurants and the Bar...but othere than that a great place to go to!