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This town is mostly populated by locals, giving it an authentic Canary Islands feel. There are bars and restaurants close to the beach, as well as a small port. Just outside town is a small industrial park with a few warehouses and businesses. The beach has brown fine sand, which is different from the yellow/white sand of other beaches on the island.

The beach next to Playitas is quite pleasant. It would be nicer without the stones, but the water is clear and you can see lots of fish if you wear goggles.

The beach may not be easy to get to, but it's worth the effort. It's a great place to be, but you have to sacrifice to get there.

This location is truly peaceful and serene. The atmosphere here is tranquil and calming. You can spend hours here in a tranquil state, feeling the gentle ocean breeze. The sound of the waves lapping against the shore is soothing and the lack of noise makes it a perfect spot for relaxation. It's a great place to unwind and forget about the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

This place is a hidden gem. The fresh fish, seafood, and Paella are amazing. The service is efficient and friendly, and the prices are great. It's a charming little fishing village where you can watch the fish being caught from the shore and brought straight to your plate. I highly recommend it!

If you're a fan of long drives, you'll find a secluded spot by the sea with only a handful of beach houses scattered along the shore. There's not many tourists around here, making it a peaceful and tranquil place. Just be mindful of the strong currents when taking a dip in the ocean, as the undertow can be quite powerful.