Plaže na El Golfo

Off-limits to the public, with no explanation as to why. It's a real mystery why this spot has been closed up - perhaps they're keeping all the fun to themselves!

The view at the beach is breathtaking, especially before sundown.

Ta plaža je izjemno nevarna zaradi močnih podvodnih tokov, ki so me skoraj stali življenja. Tudi hoja po žgoči vroči črni pesku brez čevljev je nemogoča. Na splošno obstajajo na Lanzarotu veliko boljše plaže za obisk.

Playa de Janubio is a great place to explore, with its volcanic black sand and rocky areas. The tides are quite strong, making it a perfect spot for a stroll. It should be noted that this is a clothing-optional beach, which may or may not be an issue for some visitors. Despite being a nature conservation site, there weren't many birds around.

That place is not suitable for children due to its potential dangers. If you don't have an offroad vehicle, you'll need to park near the water plant and walk for around 30 minutes. Along the way, there are some interesting sights to behold, such as an underwater cave that sprays water when hit by a wave. The Charcones pools are particularly hazardous; one never knows when a big wave might come and sweep someone away into the ocean. During our two-hour stay, we saw four such waves that had that potential. It's best to have someone keeping watch and not venture too far into the water. It's also important to check the tides. There are plenty of fish and crabs in the pools, but beware of sea urchins as well.

This place is absolutely stunning! The scenery is breathtaking, and the photos taken here are truly magnificent. What's more, it's free to enter the public beach, making it a great spot for a lovely day out!