Radazul Bajo - all beaches

This beach near Tabaiba Baja is an ideal spot for snorkeling.

This secluded beach on Tenerife is a paradise! It's not overcrowded with tourists, only a few friendly faces, and there's no noise or scams to worry about. There's no need to give it more than a single star, as this spot is best kept a secret!

This beach, which seems to mainly serve as a home for the homeless (judging by the presence of tents), has the potential to be a hidden gem in the city. However, regrettably, it appears that nobody pays much attention to this place.

Playa del Muerto is a lovely spot to spend some time. It has beautiful views, a gentle breeze, and now with the addition of gray pebbles, it's even more inviting. It's a great place to relax and enjoy a nice day.

This small beach is a hidden gem in Tenerife - it's the only spot on the whole island that has managed to escape the thick cloud cover that has blanketed the area for days. The sun is shining brightly here, and the beach is characterized by its soft gray sand and pebbles, so be sure to bring your flip flops! It's wonderfully quiet, with plenty of great shops and restaurants nearby. Plus, you can get a parasol and two sunbeds for just €7.50 - an absolute bargain!

This is one of my favorite beaches on the entire island. It offers a great spot for swimming that is protected by a breakwater, and there is also a pier for jumping into the water. The Red Cross has a presence near the pier, so it feels safe to jump. Another great feature of this beach is the abundance of restaurants along the shoreline. However, be aware that the beach is pebbly and can be uncomfortable to walk on. I recommend wearing slippers or other protective footwear.