Tenerife - all beaches

This place is a real gem, even though it's not much of a beach. People still flock here to sit on the rocks, take a dip in the sea, or even go fishing. There are plenty of renovations being done too, such as a pathway around the San Miguel coast. Although some restaurants are closed, La Marina 2 and a few others are still open for business. It's a great spot for a day out!

Today we had a wonderful time at this beach. The water was calm and perfect for swimming, and the temperature was pleasantly warm. There was plenty of room to relax and sunbathe on our own towels, or if preferred, we could rent a sun lounger. This beach has everything you could possibly need - restrooms, changing facilities, an outdoor shower, and even food and drink services right on the beachfront. The beach itself boasts beautiful golden sand, which was brought in from the Sahara in the 1970s. The absence of rocks or stones in the water made entering the water a breeze.

That place is really something else! The waves are absolutely divine, and there's plenty of amenities to go around. You'll hear the call of 'Coca, Fanta, birra' as you wander around, and it adds to the atmosphere. The loungers and parasols are a bargain, and you'll want to get there early to get the best spot. If you're lucky, you might even get to chat to some of the beach sellers - it's all part of the fun!

Perfect beach to relax and enjoy the sun! The sand is black, the water is cool, and there are plenty of beach bars and restaurants with great prices. Plus, there are free showers, sun beds, and umbrellas available. It's a great place to spend a day with family and friends. clean and the atmosphere is tranquil. We highly recommend it for an unforgettable experience!

This place is absolutely stunning and beautiful. It wasn't crowded during this time of the year. The water was a bit chilly but still lovely. The sun was beautiful and it was easy to get there by bus. We traveled from Calleo Salvaje, which took about 35 minutes by bus.

This location is not suitable for naturists, but it's generally alright.