Playa María Jiménez
Playa María Jiménez is a beach in the municipality of Puerto de la Cruz, on the north coast of Tenerife. It lies next to Calle Guayanfanta, facing the Atlantic Ocean.
Playa María Jiménez is a beach in Puerto de la Cruz, on the north coast of Tenerife, open to the Atlantic Ocean.
It is reached from Calle Guayanfanta in Puerto de la Cruz.
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An urban beach of volcanic sand beside the capital's Avenida Marítima, at the foot of its historic seafront.
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