Playa de Montaña Bermeja
Playa de Montaña Bermeja belongs to the El Golfo stretch of coast, in the municipality of Yaiza on Lanzarote. According to the town council listing it is around 455 metres long and about 40 metres wide on average, and its surface is sand and gravel, with black sand of medium grain. The same listing describes it as a windy beach with strong surf, with low occupancy and a rustic, undeveloped setting.
The beach listing of Yaiza town council includes Montaña Bermeja among those of the El Golfo area, alongside Janubio, Charco de los Clicos, El Golfo and El Paso. It is long by the standards of this stretch, at around 455 metres, with an average width close to 40 metres. The substrate mixes sand and gravel, and the sand itself is black and of medium grain.
The council grades the level of development as rustic and the occupancy as low, and the only service it records is waste bins. The nearest marina is the one at Playa Blanca. The beach is reached by car and there is parking. The main warning on the listing is worth keeping in mind before entering the water: this is a windy beach with strong surf.
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