Playa de Anfi del Mar
White-sand cove with turquoise water near Arguineguín, featuring a small island and palm trees.
Anfi del Mar is a white-sand cove next to Arguineguín, in the municipality of Mogán. Its calm, turquoise waters, sheltered from the swell, give it an almost Caribbean look, with a small palm-topped island joined by a walkway.
It is a much-photographed beach, good for swimming and snorkelling, set within a resort complex with services and a promenade.
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