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Sea-water natural pools that fill and empty with the tide, on Lanzarote's northeast coast at Mala.
A quiet fishing village on Fuerteventura's west coast, with a dark-sand cove and natural pools that form at low tide.
A complex of sea-water natural pools carved into the volcanic rock of northern La Palma, in San Andrés y Sauces.
A virgin cove of golden sand deep in Anaga, with no services and reachable only on foot or by boat, with strong waves and a naturist atmosphere.
A black-sand cove at the foot of the Anaga cliffs, wild and calm, a few minutes from Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
A wild black-sand beach in Anaga, open to the Atlantic, with strong waves and great appeal for surfers.
A virgin black-sand beach in Anaga, facing the Benijo sea stacks, ideal at sunset and at low tide, but with strong waves.
An urban black-sand beach next to the promenade and the Lago Martiánez of César Manrique, a surfing reference in Puerto de la Cruz.
A wild black-sand cove at the foot of a cliff in El Rincón (La Orotava), with open sea and strong waves, ideal for the scenery and for surfing.
The great urban black-sand beach of Puerto de la Cruz, with gardens designed by César Manrique facing the Atlantic.
A small cove of golden sand and calm waters in Guía de Isora, ideal for family bathing and for watching the sunset facing La Gomera.
An urban black-sand cove at the foot of the Los Gigantes cliffs, with calm waters sheltered by the marina.
An urban cove of black volcanic sand in Puerto de Santiago, next to the cliffs of Los Gigantes, with a steep shore and waves to watch.
An extensive virgin beach of dark volcanic sand next to Montaña Roja, in a protected natural area of southern Tenerife.
The great urban beach of El Médano, of grey volcanic sand beneath Montaña Roja and a world reference for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
An urban beach of black sand and gravel in the fishing village of Las Galletas (Arona), sheltered by the port and with calm waters.
An urban beach of golden sand and calm waters next to the port of Los Cristianos, ideal for families and calm bathing all year round.
A wide urban beach of golden sand and calm waters in Los Cristianos, with a Blue Flag and a seawater fountain as its hallmark.
A cosy urban cove of golden sand in Playa de las Américas, sheltered by breakwaters with calm waters, ideal for family swimming.
An urban dark-sand beach in Costa Adeje, with waters sheltered by breakwaters, full services, adapted accessibility and a Blue Flag.
An urban volcanic-sand beach in Playa de las Américas (Arona), with breakwaters that create calm waters ideal for families.
A wide urban beach of golden sand and calm waters in the heart of Costa Adeje, with a promenade and full services.
The most elegant beach in Costa Adeje: pale sand, calm waters and top-tier services with a Blue Flag, in front of the luxury hotels of southwest Tenerife.
A virgin bay of white sand and sheltered turquoise waters in southern La Graciosa, facing the Risco de Famara, perfect for calm bathing and snorkelling.
A virgin golden-sand beach in northwest La Graciosa, with views of the Montaña Clara and Alegranza islets; stunning but dangerous for swimming due to its strong currents.
The only red-sand beach on El Hierro: a virgin beach between cliffs, spectacular at sunset, but with a rough sea and currents that make swimming inadvisable.
An urban black volcanic-sand beach in southwest La Gomera, with several bathing stretches (La Calera, La Puntilla, Vueltas) and calm water for the whole family.
The longest and busiest black-sand beach on La Palma, beside the Port of Tazacorte, with a sheltered family sector, a Blue Flag and a seafaring flavour.
A wild beach some twelve kilometres long in the Jandía Natural Park, in southern Fuerteventura, reached by a dirt track and with a dangerous sea of strong currents.
A vast golden beach beneath the Risco de Famara cliffs, within the Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park: a surf and wind paradise in northwest Lanzarote, with strong currents that demand caution when bathing.
Natural pools born from the 1706 lava flow, beside the San Miguel castle in Garachico.
The great urban beach of Las Palmas: three kilometres of golden sand sheltered by the natural La Barra reef, with calm water in its central stretch and a surf zone at La Cícer.
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