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The perfect spot for capturing beautiful pictures. I highly suggest a visit!

This place is a great place to relax and unwind. It's peaceful and not overly crowded, and the sand is a beautiful shade of brown. Perfect for a quiet day by the sea.

Exploring Tenerife's coastline can be a great experience if you have the right conditions. Low tide and low winds make it ideal for snorkeling and hiking. While sunbathing on the rocks is possible, space is very limited. Make sure to wear water shoes as the rock path can be quite slippery, and there's also the danger of urchins in the water. The water is crystal clear and teeming with fish, plus there are some spectacular underwater caves and holes to explore. Hiking around the mountain is possible at low tide, but you must be careful to return before the path is submerged. Alternatively, you can climb up to the top of the mountain and down the other side - this route isn't affected by the tide.

The ideal spot for those looking for a tranquil, peaceful experience. The waters here are calm and serene, sheltered from the waves, making it the perfect place for swimming and relaxation. The beach tends to get crowded during peak times, so it's best to arrive early to secure a spot.

This lovely little fishing village has quite a few seafood restaurants around the harbour, making it a great spot to watch the sunset or come for the day with your swimming stuff. The kids had a blast jumping into the harbour from the quayside and rocks, and the beach has brown sand. Plus, it's only about 15€ by taxi from Los Cristianos.

The black sand and stone beach is a sight to behold, with its umbrellas, hammocks, beach bar, bathrooms, lifeguard, and recycling bins. It's an ideal spot for those looking for peace and quiet, as there's usually few people and not much wind or strong waves. The water is crystal clear, making it a great spot for a dip. Enramada Beach is right next door and has the same features.