The Spanish authorities have been doing some road improvements and provided informative signs for all beaches. Attached is the one for Benalnatura that now encompasses the rocks on either side whereas before it was contained by these rocks.

This means that naked and non naked people are more likely to mingle at the extremes but the intention is probably to discourage the activities that frequently take place on what was the no-man's land of the rocks. They have also removed a lot of the trees so the beach is now more exposed and signed like any other beach. The new road layout has reduced the number of parking spaces that will exacerbate parking problems on hot days.

It would appear that these changes have encouraged more families and not just human. On the day of our return a pod of dolphins turned up about 80m from the shoreline and put on a bit of a show. We have never seen them that close before and I just wish I had been out there with my snorkel and fins.