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A quiet beach in the fishing village of Alcalá, in Guía de Isora, with dark sand, natural pools and a seafront promenade beside the harbour.
A golden-sand town beach in Telde, on the east coast of Gran Canaria, much loved by locals and sheltered in a calm bay.
Promenade beach at Arinaga, in the municipality of Agüimes on Gran Canaria's east coast, with a fishing-village feel and calm waters.
Volcanic natural sea pools at Mesa del Mar, on the northern coast of Tacoronte, reached through a tunnel cut into the cliff.
A wide golden-sand beach on the Jandía peninsula in southern Fuerteventura, quieter than its neighbours Sotavento and El Matorral.
A surf beach on the west coast of Fuerteventura, at La Pared, known for its cliffs, dark sand, and celebrated sunsets.
Some 600 metres of fine pale sand in a sheltered bay at Caleta de Fuste on the east coast of Fuerteventura, about ten minutes from the island's airport.
A small cove of fine sand at the western end of Maspalomas, in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, linked to Playa de Maspalomas by a promenade from the lighthouse.
Fuerteventura's main urban beach, some 800 metres of black sand at Gran Tarajal (Tuineje), with a Blue Flag, a promenade of local terraces and full facilities.
Semi-urban pebble cove about 50 metres long at the foot of Montaña Amarilla in San Miguel de Abona, with very clear water and regular snorkelling and diving use.
Golden sand beach open to the Atlantic at Arrieta, blue flag in recent seasons, with village services alongside.
Volcanic natural pool with rock arches on the north coast of El Hierro.
Blue Flag black-sand beach in a quiet fishing village on Tenerife's west coast.
A turquoise natural pool among the Los Gigantes cliffs at Puerto de Santiago. Highly photogenic, with a blowhole that means bathing only in calm sea at low tide.
An unspoilt cove in a small fishing village in southern Tenerife, with crystal-clear water and good snorkelling, free of development.
A natural beach near Corralejo covered in white, popcorn-shaped rhodolith grains, a curious corner of northern Fuerteventura.
A black volcanic-sand beach beside the fishing village of Taganana, in Anaga, popular with surfers and surrounded by guachinches serving fresh fish.
A wide beach of fine golden sand and turquoise water in Mogán, calm and uncrowded even in season, with lovely sunsets.
A string of shallow lagoons and sheltered sandy-rocky coves north of El Cotillo village, with calm water ideal for snorkelling and a much-photographed scene.
The main tourist beach on the east of La Palma, of black volcanic sand, with rock pools and small natural pools ideal for snorkelling, minutes from Santa Cruz de La Palma.
Natural seawater lagoon sheltered by volcanic rock at Los Cocoteros, beside the La Caleta salt flats, ideal for a calm swim with children.
Rock-sheltered natural pool at Punta Mujeres in north-east Lanzarote, with calm turquoise water suited to a safe, uncrowded swim.
Black-sand beach and rocky shallows at Fuencaliente in southern La Palma, split into Zamora Grande and Zamora Chica, with cliffs, strong surf and good snorkelling when the sea is calm.
Natural seawater pools beside La Laja beach in Las Palmas, with three crystal-clear pools full of fish and easy access.
Cluster of crystal-clear rock pools and lagoons near El Cotillo, formed by volcanic stone walls that create shallow pools ideal for bathing and snorkelling.
Black-sand cove with calm water near Puerto Naos in western La Palma, ringed by volcanic cliffs and banana groves, with fine sunsets.
Sandy beach in Puerto del Carmen, beside the seafront promenade, with calm waters.
Volcanic natural pool on the northern coast of La Laguna, sheltered from the swell.
White-sand cove with turquoise water near Arguineguín, featuring a small island and palm trees.
Sheltered sandy beach in a bay of south-west Gran Canaria, next to two marinas.
Volcanic natural pools on Gran Canaria's north coast, in Santa Maria de Guia.
Volcanic natural pools in the El Golfo valley of El Hierro, with a shallow kids' area and services.
Long golden-sand, turquoise-water beach next to Morro Jable in southern Fuerteventura, ideal for walking and swimming.
Man-made horseshoe cove with golden sand and calm turquoise water, perfect for families.
Seawater pool with views of Teide and the Roque de Dos Hermanos in Punta del Hidalgo.
Large Blue Flag natural pools with full facilities in Bajamar, great for families.
Wild volcanic sand-and-rock beach north of La Isleta, a surfing mecca.
La Palma's biggest beach, black sand and a blue flag on the west coast.
Unspoilt black-sand beach at the foot of a cliff, reachable only on foot.
Urban golden-sand beach in Arrecife, sheltered and flying a blue flag.
Wild black-sand beach in Valle Gran Rey, beneath the La Merica ridge.
Long golden-sand beach in Morro Jable, next to the lighthouse and salt marsh.
Unspoilt natural rock pools along the west coast of Fuerteventura, in Betancuria.
A cluster of volcanic natural pools on the southwest coast of Lanzarote, near Playa Blanca.
Saltwater natural pools in the heart of Puerto de las Nieves, in Agaete.
A natural pool in the fishing village of Punta Mujeres, in Haría.
Wide pale-sand beach in southern Fuerteventura with turquoise water and steady wind, ideal for watersports.
Cluster of natural pools next to the fishing village of Los Abrigos, in southern Tenerife.
Volcanic natural pool on the north coast of San Juan de la Rambla, with crystal-clear water.
Small sheltered cove in Puerto del Carmen with calm water, very popular for snorkelling and diving.
Golden-sand cove within the Los Ajaches Natural Monument in southern Lanzarote, with clear, sheltered waters.
Vivid green coastal lagoon beside a black-sand beach, set in an old volcanic crater near the village of El Golfo.
White-sand beach in a bay sheltered by a natural shell-shaped reef, next to the fishing village of El Cotillo.
Volcanic natural pool on the La Guancha coast, sheltered by two arms of lava.
Natural pools in a small cliff-sheltered cove at El Mocanal, next to a hamlet of stone houses with traditional roofs on El Hierro's north coast.
One of La Gomera's largest beaches, in the southern municipality of Alajeró, with volcanic sand and calm waters beside a former fishing village.
A set of three seawater natural pools in Barlovento, in northeastern La Palma, sheltered from the waves and ideal for family bathing.
Natural pools born from the 1706 lava flow, beside the San Miguel castle in Garachico.
Black volcanic-sand beach beside the Janubio salt flats, with strong Atlantic surf better suited to walks than to swimming.
Dark-sand beach with calm water in San Agustín, holding the Blue Flag and lifeguard service.
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