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Zone: Anaga Coast
Long: 350 m
Wide: 25 m
Shore: fine grey sand
Swell: moderado
Category: natural |
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In a secluded part of the steep Anaga coast, accessible by boat; fine grey sand with moderate waves; 350m long by 25m wide.
Services: docking area.
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Zone: Anaga Coast
Long: 80 m
Wide: 12 m
Shore: fine black sand & gravel
Swell: moderate
Category: natural |
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Near the village of the same name, but isolated with access by foot only.
Fine black sand and gravel with moderate waves; 80m long by 12m wide.
Services: docking area.
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Zone: North
Long: 360 m
Wide: 34 m
Shore: fine black sand
Swell: moderate
Category: natural |
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Also known as Balayo beach and near El Llano beach; 360m long by 34m wide.
Good conditions for surfing and body-boarding.
Its immaculate but remote location necessitates a good walk from the highway.
Fine black sand with moderate waves; 360m long by 34m wide.
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Zone: Igueste
Long: 350 m
Wide: 15 m
Shore: fine black sand
Swell: moderate
Category: natural |
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A 10-minute walk from the highway, this isolated beach of fine black sand measures 350m long by 15m, and the moderate waves make for good surfing and body-boarding.
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Zone: Anaga Coast
Long: 870 m
Wide: 20 m
Shore: gravel & stones
Swell: strong
Category: natural |
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Secluded unspoiled spot accessible by ATV on dirt trails that leave the village of Taganana toward the south-east.
Gravel and stone beach measures 870m long by 20m wide with strong waves that make it dangerous for swimming.
However, the ponds that are formed with the tides are safe and pleasant for bathing; the most popular are Los Muchachos, Las Muchachas and Amelia.
Services: semi-urban location surrounded by a small boardwalk; restaurants, danger warnings, telephones and public transportation.
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Zone: Santa Cruz
Long: 80 m
Wide: 30 m
Shore: gravel
Swell: moderate
Category: natural |
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This is a small beach (80m long by 30m) that sits among the port facilities of the Valleseco district of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife port, between El Muelle south and the east Dike where it is protected and the waves are moderate.
Beside the sailing school.
Services: refreshment stands and public transportation.
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Zone: Anaga Coast
Long: 300 m
Wide: 29 m
Shore: fine black sand & stones
Swell: strong
Category: natural |
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Between Taganana and Benijos, this beach of fine black sand and stones has strong waves and measures 300m long by 29m.
Frequented by campers and rod fishermen.
Services: refreshment stands, restaurants, danger warnings, police patrol, change rooms and public transportation.
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Zone: Anaga Coast
Long: 250 m
Wide: 18 m
Shore: fine grey sand & gravel
Swell: moderado
Category: natural |
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In an isolated part of the steep Anaga coast, access by boat only.
Fine grey sand and gravel with moderate waves; 250m long by 18m.
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Zone: Anaga
Long: 280 m
Wide: 43 m
Shore: medium grain black sand
Swell: moderate
Category: natural |
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In a rural area close to Las Teresitas, this was the first nudist beach on the island, dating from the 70's.
Medium grain black sand, like the majority of the beaches in this area, with moderate waves; 280m long by 43m wide.
Services: restaurants and parking.
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Zone: North
Long: 1.250 m
Wide: 70 m
Shore: arena dorada del Sahara
Swell: calm waters (performance of Environment)
Category: natural |
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Las Teresitas was a typical black sand beach common throughout the northern part of Tenerife until 1973 when it was transformed into the golden beauty it is today.
As well, a reef was constructed as a breakwater to prevent loss of sand, and palm tress were planted along the newly installed boardwalk.
Over one kilometre long (1,250m by 70m), this windy beach nevertheless enjoys calm waters.
Services: docking area, lifeguards with Red Cross station, local police patrols, children's park, showers, toilets, hammocks, equipment rentals for water sports, baths, parking, telephones and public transportation.
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Zone: Marine Park
Long: 60 m
Wide: 70 m
Shore: medium grain black sand & gravel
Swell: moderate
Category: natural |
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Located within the Marine Park near the port in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, this medium grain black sand and gravel beach offers all the amenities, measuring 60m long by 70m wide with moderate waves.
Services: boardwalk, parking, less than 300 metres from the bus stop. The Park itself has restaurants, showers, change rooms, toilets, telephones, guards and a Red Cross station. |
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Zone: North
Long: 130 m
Wide: 29 m
Shore: fine black sand
Swell: moderate
Category: natural |
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Near Las Teresitas in a semi-urban zone but without car access.
Fine black sand with moderate waves; 130m long by 29m wide.
Services: The only service available in the area is a small tourism complex that offers accommodations.
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Zone: Anaga Coast
Long: 390 m
Wide: 26 m
Shore: medium grain black sand & pebbles
Swell: strong
Category: natural |
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On the steep Anaga coast between Taganana and Benijos lies a 390m long beach of medium grain black sand and pebbles with strong waves.
Services: semi-urban location surrounded by a small boardwalk; restaurants, danger warnings, telephones and public transportation.
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