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Zone: La Cruz Port
Long: 30 m
Wide: 29 m
Shore: gravel
Swell: calm waters
Category: natural |
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A small popular gravely beach in La Cruz port, El Muelle barely reaches 30m long by 29m wide; waters are calm and safe for swimming.
Services: full facilities of a town and port, Red Cross station, boardwalk, docking, nearby accommodations, showers, telephones, parking and public transportation. |
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Zone: North
Long: 350 m
Wide: 30 m
Shore: fine black sand & gravel
Swell: moderado
Category: natural |
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Between Martiánez and El Muelle beaches, this is a well used beach of fine black sand and gravel with moderate waves; 350m long by 30m wide.
Services: city beach with full facilities and services, accommodations, restaurants, boardwalk, baths, showers, telephones and public transportation; local police patrols. |
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Zone: North
Long: 330 m
Wide: 25 m
Shore: medium grain black sand, gravel
& pebbles
Swell: moderate (performance of Environment)
Category: natural |
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To the far north of the Martiánez pools, known as Lake Martiánez (a Cesar Manrique creation) is the beach; medium grain black sand with gravel and pebbles; 330m long by 25m wide.
While waves are generally moderate, at certain times of the year swimming is not permitted.
It's a favourite spot for surfers.
Services: accommodations, restaurants, boardwalk, showers, toilets, telephones, supervised parking and public transportation.
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Zone: North
Long: 700 m
Wide: 50 m
Shore: medium grain black sand
Swell: calm waters
Category: artificial |
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This man-made beach, designed in 1993 by Cesar Manrique, who died before its completion, can be found on the east coast of Puerto de la Cruz.
Measuring 700m long by 50m wide, it is divided by rocky outcroppings into three separate stretches named El Castillo, El Charcón and the third, Punta Brava.
The waters are calm and safe for swimming.
Services: lifeguards, Red Cross station, danger warnings, accommodations, restaurants, refreshment stands, boardwalk, play area, handicap access, umbrellas, hammocks, potable water, showers, baths, litter bins, toilets and parking. |
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