Playa del Salado is located on La Graciosa, the small island just off the northern tip of Lanzarote. The beach sits in a wide, natural bay and features golden-sand with turquoise waters and dramatic views back to the main island.
Situated close to Caleta de Sebo, the island’s main village, Playa del Salado is easily accessible on foot or by bike. The beach is part of the Chinijo Archipelago Natural… read more »
Las Playas is a remote and unspoiled beach on the eastern coast of El Hierro. Comprised of black volcanic sand and pebbles, the beach is framed by towering cliffs, creating a dramatic and secluded atmosphere.
Unlike the more touristy beaches of the Canary Islands, Las Playas is a quiet retreat, perfect for those seeking an escape. The waters are usually calm, making it suitable for swimming, though there are no… read more »
Located among the bare cliff faces of Tenerife's north, Playa de las Gaviotas is a nudist friendly beach with charcoal grey sand on a small curve of coastline. Although just a short distance from Playa de la Teresitas, Gaviotas is altogether a much more relaxed affair.
Almost disappearing entirely with the waves of high tide, the beach is backed by a sloped retaining wall, which provides places to sit and… read more »
A small beach on the northeast coast of Tenerife, Playa Roque Bermejo has no direct access by road. However, its black sands and secluded feel still attract a number of beachgoers. The hills that surround Playa Roque Bermejo are also the location of several whitewashed properties.
Accessible on foot if you have some previous walking experience, an artificial breakwater keeps the shallows calm, while anchoring points allow an even more dramatic… read more »
A beach that is as deep as it is wide, Playa de Ajuy is composed of dark, almost black sand surrounded in bare grey cliffs on either side. Situated on the west coast of Fuerteventura, Ajuy Beach is an area of the island's coast to enjoy from the land, since strong currents can drag swimmers out to sea.
Immediately behind Playa de Ajuy you'll find a handful of authentic restaurants, many… read more »
This rocky and sandy spot means ‘big white cove beach' in English, and it's another of Lanzarote's best family-friendly beaches. It's on the island's northern tip, just a couple of minutes' drive away from the fishing village of Orzola.
In terms of facilities, there's not much to speak of by way of bars and restaurants, so you're best bringing your own food and drink if you're settling down for the day.… read more »
