Top 30 things to do and attractions in Yaiza

I had an unforgettable experience at Timanfaya National Park—it truly felt like a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. The bus tour through the volcanic landscapes was both thrilling and a little bit scary, making it all the more exciting. Driving through the craggy lava fields, it felt like stepping into another world—black volcanic rock stretching as far as the eye can see, smoke gently rising from the earth, and the contrast of the bright blue sky above. As the day shifted and shadows grew, the landscape took on a mysterious, almost otherworldly beauty. After the tour, we planned to try the restaurant famous for cooking food using volcanic heat. Unfortunately, it was closed when we arrived. However, the staff were incredibly kind and went out of their way to help us. They checked the kitchen and graciously prepared two plates of food just for us. I am especially grateful to the gentleman who made this wonderful experience possible. Everywhere you look in Timanfaya National Park, the scenery is breathtaking—the interplay of lava, sky, and sunlight makes you feel like you’ve been transported to another planet. The combination of thrilling tours, incredible natural beauty, and warm, helpful people makes visiting Timanfaya an experience you will never forget. If you have the chance, you absolutely should go—you’ll be amazed.

Timanfaya National Park Perfect place for all the family. Take the bus around the volcano and the larger volcanic fields. GeasersI recently visited Timanfaya National Park 🌋 and it was an amazing experience for everyone! Taking a bus tour around the volcano and vast volcanic fields gave me a real appreciation for the unique landscape. I was fascinated by the raw power of nature, which is on display everywhere in the park. It's a fantastic place for the whole family, with something to amaze all ages. I would highly recommend visiting this beautiful place. #TimanfayaNationalPark #VolcanoAdventure #FamilyTrip

My daughter and I arrived on a scooter and that is definitely the way to do it - the queue for cars was long but we zipped past. The coach trip was fascinating and a really unique experience but take note - if you suffer from travel sickness, it's 40 minutes of the windiest twistiest roads you've ever been on. The restaurant with food cooked over the volcano was really nice and not pricey (which we had feared) and not too busy. For 5 stars then something would need to be done about the queuing and the entry price could be more reasonable.

Went on a Jet2 trip. Picked up by coach collected others enroute and guide on the bus provided a wealth of information about the park. Provided with access to a limited area where you could walk and take pictures. Three course meal provided in the restaurant as the sun setting.

We visited the Islet of Hilario area of Timanfaya National Park using an organized bus tour, which we booked through an online marketplace for tour guides. This option worked perfectly - there are parts of the park between the volcanoes that are not accessible privately and can only be visited on certified tour buses. The landscape is absolutely amazing, truly otherworldly. Wr’ve never seen anything like it. The remains of the volcanic eruptions that took place just 300 years ago are still breathtakingly vivid. An absolute must-see when visiting Lanzarote.

Great experience, well organized, it was not dificult to buy the tickets in the entrance, just same time as if we had already tickets as there is a queue of cars for all in the entrance (at least in the day we were there). Tip: during the bus road sit in the opposite side of the driver, you will have the best view of the vulcanos.

Come early or after lunch to avoid queues, we came at 8:40 before opening hours. When you come by car you pay 22€ and you have a bus tour included in price and as well shows of geiser, hot oven, and grill over the pit hole. There is a souvenir shop, you need to drive further ahead to go to a museum.

The sights and sounds are out of these world. Exciting trail, the view is diffrent at every turn. Please be aware that there are no public facilities, which means that some people use some corners as an open door toilet.

Absolutely recommend visiting this place! You can walk across the lava rocks and admire the incredible view of the ocean crashing against the cliffs — it’s pure power and beauty. There’s something so romantic and inspiring about it. Definitely worth a stop!

One of the hidden gems from Lanzarote. The sound of the waves splashing onto the rocks creates a lovely scene which is very enjoyable. Absolute worth going if you travel in the area!

Excellent stop after a Timanfayo tour. Worth the drive. Beautiful rock formations and sea action. Many viewing areas and some walking but bot too serious. Plenty of free parking. lol kp

Great spot to stop by if you’re passing through the area. Friendly atmosphere, convenient location, and well worth a quick visit!

Great caves with red volcano in the background, walk 300m to the end to see two arches

I went there to photograph the location in the evening but found it challenging to do so. It is a very interesting and unusual location. It does have safety hazards so do keep a hold of your young children if you have any. I ended up photographing inland instead i.e., the sun lighting up the mountains as it approached sunset.

Visited here solely for the purpose of checking out the views which are highly rated. Access road just off the roundabout is several km long and is VERY bumpy at times so you need to be careful with your driving speed. Large car parking area so no problem getting parked (we arrived at approx. 11.00am on a Tuesday). There was a €3 charge for our car entrance fee. From the car park it's a short walk to the view point which does provide excellent views of the coastline plus you can see Fuerteventura in the distance and (presumably) a volcano or two in the opposite direction. For the best views you can walk towards the cliff edges but be aware that there are no safety barriers and the wind can be quite strong as well. The beaches here (which we didn't use) looked very nice with good access to the sea but getting down to them seemed a steepish walk from the car park area. There are a couple of eating place options but strangely I didn't notice any public toilets? Maybe I just missed them but definitely not obvious from around the viewing area and outside the eateries. Overall a nice place to visit for the views with the added bonus of good beaches. When we were leaving it was starting to get busy so obviously a popular area.

I visited this beach because it’s said to be the most popular on the island. The access road is several kilometers long and quite bumpy, so you need to drive carefully. Parking is no problem—there’s a large lot (€3 car entrance fee), and even when we arrived around 13:00 on a Monday, spaces were available. From the parking area, it’s just a short walk to a viewpoint with fabulous views of the coastline, and on clear days you can even see Fuerteventura in the distance. For the best photos you can walk closer to the cliff edges, but be careful—there are no safety barriers and the wind can get strong. The beach itself, however, wasn’t what we expected. The water looked dirty, it was crowded (as you can see in the photos), and getting down from the parking area involved a fairly steep walk. There are a couple of small buffets, but I couldn’t find any public toilets. Overall, I wouldn’t say this is the best beach on the island. The cliff views are beautiful, and the sea is calmer here, but if you want to swim, I’d recommend coming early in the morning before it gets busy. Personally, I prefer Playa de Janubio.

Great place for a big open water swim, managed 1300 metres at this beach which is 600m long. This is the first of three beaches at this location, you can only access it by foot by walking across a mountain path behind hotel sandos. There are no life guards, go in a strong pair of walking shoes and use a tow float when swimming. Keep away from rocks as people fish from them. Water is very clean and sandy beach easy to get in and out.

Stunning natural beach with surrounding cliffs! It takes a bit going down and up by man made steps but it's totally worth it. If you're in Lanzarote, this is a must see area. Entrance is 3e only so not a big deal. There's a restaurant if you want to eat or drink at the top of the cliff, but it is expensive. Considering there's no mains power or water, everything is supplied through the generator so no wonder it's expensive.

✅️Pros: •Gorgeous golden sand and crystal-clear water •Protected cove with relatively calm swimming •Excellent spot for snorkeling and enjoying marine life •Stunning natural scenery, perfect for photos ⚠️Cons: •Access road is unpaved; drive carefully ~3-5 kilometers •National Park entrance fee: €3 per vehicle (I think the evening hours are free..) •Very limited shade; bring umbrella, water, and snacks (There is a small restaurant btw.) •Can get crowded during peak hours •Not ideal for small children or people with mobility issues, as you have to descend a long staircase to reach the beach. (50-60 meters long stair) 😉Tips: •Visit during sunset for breathtaking views •Bring sun protection, water, and snacks •Wear comfortable shoes for walking on rocky paths to the beach

A very nice beach and good for swimming, just be careful if snorkeling around the rocks if the sea is rough as it's like getting stuck in a washing machine when the waves push in and go out, you can get washed into the rocks! Be aware there are fairly steep steps to access the beach if you are less mobile. 3 euros charge per car to enter the national park and a bumpy but fun gravel track journey to the beaches but it seemed to be free entry later in the day when we left.

20min drive on the bumpy potholed gravel road to get to the mediocre beach...just go somewhere else, there are more beaches on the Lanzarote and Fuertaventura that dont wreck your car while getting to them. There is no shower or toilet on the beach and no shade, only two bars and a ice cream shop overlooking the beach...we came in the afternoon so we did not have to pay anything to get in to the beach.

Interesting orgin explained on nearby view point info graphics, but in fact nothing really very special. You will see exactly the same view from above as on hundreds of pictures on the web. Close riffs and sea waves were better 😉

Beautiful green pond (lake?) and black volcanic sand, with crashing waves...for the best view, park near Siroco coffee shop and walk to the viewpoint!

The green lagoon was a part of the Timafaya tour. Beautiful scenery.

Very interesting to see, I recommend visiting in the early hours. Personally, I came earlier, thus ensuring a parking space. When we left, a big crowd started to form... Next to the parking lot there is also a bar with a small shop and souvenirs, as well as toilets for an extra charge. The walk to the viewpoint is short, but a little steep, I recommend slightly more suitable footwear than flip flops.

Nice to see for at least one time! A good spot if there are no cloud for a nice sunset

For finding this place, enter "Charco de Los Clicos" into the Navigation. ;) Besides from that, it is easy to reach with a car, has free entrance and free parking. There is a small trail 10 Minutes to walk to the viewing point (also good for older people: my mother is 70 J. old and not good on feet). There is also a trail below directly next to Altantic Ocean where you can get closer to the Green Lake. Those who want to do hiking also can walk straight to Los Hervideros (about 1.5 h). Recommendable.

It's nature, not so sure how you can rate it by stars. Finding this place is obnoxious on my Google maps, I kept having glitches and bringing me to Green Lake Jr. For parking, just type in Siroco Coffee Shop and go there. They have a large parking lot and it is just a few minutes walk up a pathway to view the green lake. Alternatively, you can just head to El Golfo, find parking anywhere there and walk to the lake viewing area.

Nice sized beach right near to the promenade which has lots of shops, bars & restaurants. We were lucky to come here when it was less busy and got a nice view of the sun which was huge and low.

This was the beach we enjoyed the most during our holiday. It is not busy, there is a lots of place. Snorkelling is also possible we even spot an octopus, along with several types of fish. With the ferrys coming to the port, they bring some real big waves which is a lot of fun. There are 2 lifeguard present, and they really care for the people.

Small charming beach , plenty of shops and restaurants directly behind , which means you could do some shopping and after ,you could jump straight on to the sand and in to the water 💦. Usually not busy as most people go for bigger beaches in area. Looks especially beautiful if you wait until sundown.

Nice small beach, it was not crowded at all (in January). The lifeguard warns you if a ferry will make big waves, take it serious, the 2nd would have taken our bags and towels if we don't move. Water is clear.

very nice walk at the seafront, wild nature. The day we went there the sea was a bit rough and it was windy, but all beautiful. If you like shopping, this is also a good place. Plenty of restaurant and bars as well.

Nice area with plenty to do and as well as eat and drink we visited Playa Blanca for the market and again just to walk around and get some food and have a few drinks

Overall this resort has seen better days. There is a really nice harbour/promenade along the seafront with the former undergoing major building work. Once you venture up the steps (or ramp) to The tourist area of the town centre, your greeted by many boarded up stores and few which are left, mainly selling the same tat. This resort has much room for improvement but until then it’s nice but not brilliant. The highlight is definitely the promenade with it little shops and restaurants, access to a little sandy beach and amazing views across to Fuerteventura.

We came to Salinas de Janubio after frustrating 2.5hrs of waiting to enter the Timanfaya National Park so at first we were reluctant to pay another ~€80 to visit it. The plan was to take a distant look and hit the road… But we stumbled upon Brian, who made us change our minds - and it was the best decision of this day. The salt plant looks great from distance, but gets amazing when you walk through it. Brian added to that his energy and a great story of how the salt is produced, what animals leave in the salt ponds and all that finished with a tasting exercise (not only salt ;)). Time fled really quickly and the visit was worth every euro. Thanks again, Brian!

Very nice guided tour with some tasting afterwards. Also our guide did a fantastic job and was passionate about the salt making. Highly recommended.

What an amazing place to visit! It costs 22 euros, but it is honestly worth it! The lady doing the visit is adorable, friendly, and funny. She took the time to explain everything to us. What an amazing process to produre salt. At the end of the tour, we visited the place where they store the salt and got rewarded by a small glass of wine🍷, smoked cheese🧀, and a degustation of 3 types of salt. We received some salt as a present. I genuinely recommend visiting! 🤩

Today we had tour in the morning. It was perfect! Very interesting. Our guide Brian (Bryan) was very excited as well and me and my family really enjoyed it. Recommending! Worth the visit to get some valuable knowledge :)

Incredible place, a MUST!! We visited the place with Vichy and it was totally worth it! The staff was super patient and welcoming, answering every question and giving us tons of curiosities to understand how beautiful the works of the salt can be. I recommend it to everyone who wants to get to know the real culture and people of Lanzarote! Truly an amazing place and amazing people!

This place is stunning. Congratulations to the family that keeps this business and tradition, as well as the brave persons who work on the salinas. With Sus as our guide, we had a wonderful experience. Sus proved to be an excellent guide: knowledgeable, with a great sense of humour and always willing to answer our questions. She was also attentive to our interests and provided information about birds and plants. At the end of the visit we were offered a tasting of delicious cheese (Faro) and 3 different types of salt with fresh and tasty tomato slices, accompanied by a surprisingly good semi dulce wine (we prefer seco). Regrettably, we could not buy any bottle as we had already collected 6 to take back home... We were offered each a charming box of salt with César Manrique's paintings. The café has lots to offer and the staff is very nice. We hope to return and visit the new planned centre. Muchas gracias, Sus! For bird watching fans: you will be able to spot the amazing Rusty shelducks, the noisy Black-winged stilts and the small seagulls.

If there is a place in Lanzarote we definitely wanted to see is this. It's unbelievable, magic. To see how something as precious as salt is made. Our guide, Vicky, know absolutely everything there is to know about salt, she explained everything very crearly and let us taste three different types of salt before presenting us with a very-much appreciated present of the product. The vibration there is very high, the scenery spectacular. Listen to me, don't miss the chance to visit if you are on the island

Heard a market was on Wednesdays and Saturdays so went for a nosey. Good variety of stalls. crafts, pictures hand made items etc. Also a good variety of restaurants, some expensive some not so much. But a lovely area to walk around. Plenty boats big and small, walk out to the point. Nice shops to look at too, clothes, shoe etc. Worth taking a look. :)

Busy but found us a place to dock for two nights. Lots of good restaurants in the marina.

Enjoyed our morning out here. Lovely views and nice for a stroll. The market on Wednesdays and Saturdays is great. Loads to see and treat yourself to! Most of the nice bars and cafes are right on the marina itself, not much else to do if you walk out too far.

A wonderful area to visit. A must in PB.

Beautiful place, just stunning for either a stroll or to eat at the many varied and very good restaurants they have here.

Walked over to the market lovely shops and restaurants

What a treat this marina is! So picturesque and so many great shops and restaurants.

Arrived too early for service (~0930) but we were able to buy drinks (coffee, juices, soft drinks, beer) and snacks (chips, pastries, etc) from the counter, take a look at the restaurant and view the food they were starting to cook with the volcano’s heat. This would be a great place to dine for the view and “cooked over a volcano” experience … at a price significantly less than similar experience in Iceland! Also bathrooms were spotless, not always true in tourist locations (for you ladies’ info)

Dining at Restaurante El Diablo was a truly memorable experience. The setting is absolutely stunning, perched amidst a stark, otherworldly volcanic landscape, it offers panoramic views that are as dramatic as they are beautiful. Cooking over geothermal heat adds a unique touch that perfectly matches the surreal environment. The food itself was very good, with well-balanced flavors and fresh ingredients. That said, a slight criticism: a couple of dishes could have arrived a bit hotter temperature wise. It didn’t detract too much from the overall enjoyment, but with such a fiery theme, expectations are naturally high in that regard. All in all, a fantastic and atmospheric place to dine, highly recommended for the experience alone.

Great ambience and decorations Staff very friendly and helpful The food was disappointing - dry and cold despite being cooked with the volcano heat. The risotto was really good. However, we were unable to finish the chicken due to lack in seasoning , cold and being dry. I advice you to serve your meals hot for your costumers moving forward. This is a really good location and outstanding views from the restaurant.

Wow, I didn't think we'd get a table at lunchtime, but we did, and we didn't have to wait long. The food was amazing, especially that chicken they cooked with the geothermal stuff. Definitely check it out when you're here. Dont miss the lava cake which crackels in mouth.

Very impressed by the bus drivers to be able to drive through the volcano road so you can see the extent of the lava fields and volcanos. This is well worth a visit. Food cooked over lava hot spots, demonstrations of the heat of the soil just meters below the surface.

Welcome to The Mars on earth, the breathtaking scenery(unique)and atmosphere, the BBQ legs from the direct heat deep from the volcano 🌋, although we waited nearly 2hours to get in, worth to wait every bit of time! Amazing experience and will always memorable this unique experience, and I am so grateful for all, thank you 🙏

The food made with Vulcano heat is one of a kind. We tried all the four options; Half chicken – 17.50 , Chicken thighs – 16.50, Pork and chicken skewer – 17.00 & Entrecôte – 22.00. The chicken thighs were the tastiest. The other ones including the garnish are forgettable. Also tried the different smoothies 5,50 each, these were freshly made so these were nice too! As dessert I had the Cold volcanic pumpkin cream with lemon sorbet – 5.50, which was okay and refreshing too. And of course the breathtaking view was amazing ! For menu: https://cactlanzarote.com/en/menus/el-diablo-restaurant/

Cozy beautiful beach with clear water and sandy bottom. Sand is white (artificial), very pleasant compared to the black one on the whole island. 😀 Perfect for swimming. Vibe like at Calais in Cala d‘or in Mallorca. One point less since it’s small and full of kids.

A really lovely little, manmade sandy beach. Protected by the walls the water is super calm. Whilst the western edge is a bit rocky the eastern part of the beach is 100% sandy with zero issues walking in and our of the water. Lovely soft sand. I stayed at TUI Blue Flamingo Beach which is the hotel right on this beach. It can and does get busy but not too busy. There are a couple shops, restaurants, bars, a cafe and an ice cream parlour overlooking the beach. It is served by a 13km promenade. There are no services on this beach such as toilets, changing rooms or rentable sun loungers. The mini marts have lockers you can rent.

Where do I even begin? We made a terrible mistake by booking our holiday at Merry Hill Store. My husband, daughter, and I were all excited to go, especially after our agent highly recommended it. We arrived late at night and were sent to a room the furthest away from anything, across a road. To make matters worse, the key cards didn’t work. I went back to reception and asked for a room closer to the front of the hotel, away from any open road. They gave me room A37, but the toilet was making noises like a T-Rex, and the shower didn’t work properly. These issues were reported on the first day. The TUI team on site, on the chat, and the hotel staff advised us multiple times that maintenance would fix it, but they never did. They didn’t even go to our room at any point. On the morning of day 5, they offered to move rooms, but it was day 5 of a 7-day stay! I was given a key for another unsafe and isolated room, just as bad as the first. The ceiling had been replaced multiple times and looked like it had been lifted and shifted out of Baghdad. There were cracked tiles everywhere that people could get hurt, and multiple chunks of concrete steps were missing from areas, leaving raised metal drains that could cut open people’s feet. The entire hotel was dirty. From the eatery to the stairs leading to the rooms, there was rubbish and hair everywhere. It was clear that the hotel needed money spent on it rather than TUI sending that money elsewhere. The food was also a major issue. There was fish in the cheesey pasta, undercooked food, and basic hygiene was missing from the dirty plates. Hair was even found in the food as it was placed on the surface. It was just disgraceful. On another day, a child was sick in the food area, and the family was not seen for a few days after. I requested a downgrade of our food option, as evidenced by the photo I have (it’s £934). Multiple placards around the hotel advertised the costs of upgrading. The place is a health and safety hazard. We’ve spent over £1000 eating out of the hotel because of its poor quality and dangerous conditions. Why can’t you downgrade if you can upgrade? It’s the same process in reverse! After speaking to other people, I discovered that the entire hotel is in the same state, and the staff are fully aware of it. The TUI rep, Dylan, offered to sort my late check-out, but it was only until 2 pm because they had others coming into our room. I asked how he could possibly put people in the room knowing its condition, but he said that was his problem to sort out if they complained. He’s sent me a link to refund me the 20 euros to the wrong mobile number, which seems like it’s been done on purpose, I’ve asked the TUI team on the app a number of times to correct this and they still haven’t. An hour until we leave, and the receptionist recommended using the ‘spa’ shower, advising us to book it quickly as they get booked up. We went down to use them, and my 9-year-old daughter and I went to the ladies’ room. Next thing, there was a crash, and the shower door came off, hitting my daughter. She slipped and fell onto the raised basin, where there was a rusty latch or screw that had broken off. She has severe bruising and is screaming. I ran to the receptionist, who said she had told the hotel and TUI staff that they were not safe repeatedly, but her advice had been ignored. This clearly indicates that despite being told that there’s clearly no care from either TUI or hotel management. The TUI manager and the deputy hotel manager came down to speak to us. I asked the hotel manager to fetch a doctor, and he got the doctor to check Scarlett’s ribs to make sure they weren’t broken. This hotel is dangerously unsafe. I’m horrified that there’s no accountability or ownership of the issues we raised. Multiple laws are being broken, and it ended with my child sustaining a serious injury. I have photos of every point I’ve made above, including the injury she sustained.

Beautiful beach. Crystal clear waters. Small fish swimming around you and near to no rocks on the left hand side of the beach. One of the best beaches in Lanzarote.

We really enjoyed this beach - there were shops near and the beach was nice also! Perfect with kids but even without!

Very nice beach with calm water. Only thing is there's no sun loungers or umbrellas for rent. We spend there several hours on one day as it was cloudy but other days, Playa Dorada was our favourite.

Lovely beach and a nice promenade full of shops and restaurants. I really recommend you give this place a visit it staying in playa blanca

We really liked the two wines we tried here (dry white and dry rose), also very nice views from the terrace, you can admire the vineyards… but otherwise it felt extremely commercial, it was busy with tour buses. Good parking.

Amazing place to visit and specially to learn about the wine process! Super interesting! I highly recommend to do the tour! We had a great experience and tasted 3 different types of wine from that winery! Don’t forget to book your tickets online in advance!

Such a unique winery, as well as unique way of growing the grapes, on volcanic rocks. This is within the perimeter of a national park, which also adds to its special traits. Their wine is great, and you can learn more and visit the compounds with a guided tour worth all the money. If your guide is Gustavo, you’re in a for great treat on storytelling. You can also have a snack, drinks there and get yourself a stash of great wine to bring home.

Came here today on a buggy tour and to be honest, it was pretty boring. It’s a very interesting way of growing the grapes, and the coffee shop was OK. The gift shop was very large but it just didn’t particularly excite anyone in our group.

Visiting **La Geria** in Lanzarote was an incredible experience. The unique way they cultivate wine in such an arid, volcanic landscape is truly impressive — a perfect example of resilience and ingenuity. There’s something absolutely beautiful about the contrast between the black volcanic soil, the green vines, and the endless horizon. The **Malvasía wine** was exceptional — rich, aromatic, and full of character, perfectly reflecting the island’s volcanic essence. It’s a place that captures both the **beauty and spirit of Lanzarote**. I absolutely loved it and would highly recommend it to any wine lover or traveler seeking something truly unique. 🍷🌋🍇

Shop for wines and plenty of varied souvenirs, toilets available downstairs, coach party was tasting a sweet or a dry wine. Selection of cakes and sandwiches , reasonable free parking.

The place is super beautiful and the wine was really rich. Tried a couple of wines and I highly recommend it!

**Beautiful views and striking black sand.** The waves are strong, and the shore is quite rocky, making it less ideal for swimming. Families might enjoy exploring the rock pools, but the current can be noticeable due to the wave conditions.

Volcanic beach with black stones and rocks in the sea. It is not sand but it is beautiful nonetheless and the stones make for clear water. There is a quite a strong current though and waves so getting into the water is not exactly easy. We had a great time though.

✅️Pros: •Stunning black volcanic sand and dramatic scenery •Quiet, few tourists •Nearby Salinas de Janubio is perfect for photos ⚠️Cons: •Not suitable for children to swim!!! •Even strong swimmers should be very cautious of strong currents •Very limited facilities (no restaurants, shade, or showers) •Rocky/lava sections can be uncomfortable barefoot 😉Tips: •Bring water, sunscreen, and basic first aid supplies •Ideal spot for sunset photography •Wear comfortable shoes for walking on rocky areas

Playa del Janubio is a stunning black sand beach located on the island of Lanzarote, part of Spain’s Canary Islands. This beach is famous for its dramatic volcanic landscape and proximity to the Salinas de Janubio, traditional salt pans where salt has been harvested for centuries. Here are a few highlights: Features: 1. Black Sand and Volcanic Beauty The beach is composed of black volcanic sand, a result of Lanzarote’s volcanic origins, creating a striking contrast with the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean. 2. Wild and Untamed Vibes Playa del Janubio is not typically ideal for swimming due to strong currents and waves, but it is a perfect spot for photography, walking, or simply soaking in the raw beauty of nature. 3. Proximity to Salinas de Janubio The nearby salt pans are one of Lanzarote’s most iconic features, producing natural sea salt and offering a beautiful mosaic of colors, especially during sunset. 4. Peaceful Atmosphere It is less crowded than other beaches on the island, making it ideal for those seeking tranquility.

Great views at sea hiting the coast. nice beach with black sand.

Lovely volcanic beach - Not difficult to reach with the car! Be aware since its usually very windy and the waves are big!

Ocean is in front of this natural black sand beach and salt production area is behind it. All of them form a wonderful scenery with the healing sound of wild ocean waves. The bonus is to see green shining olivina stones in the black sand. 💚🩵🩶🤎

We followed directions to the abandoned hotel on Google maps. The road is very bumpy so we had to leave our rental car and walk. We then discovered some cliffs with some pools at the bottom, near the sea. However it wasn’t safe to go anywhere near the pools due to the waves. We think it was high tide because i can’t imagine how anyone can go down to the pools and not get swept away. Overall was quite interesting to see the choppy sea and massive waves but wasn’t safe. One of the pictures is of the pools when we discovered them and the next is the waves which appeared just 10 seconds after the first pictures, quite scary really!

The worst decision of our trip. The place is hidden, and it’s almost impossible to get close by car without damaging it. After parking, you have to cross dangerous, wet volcanic rock. My girlfriend slipped and ended up covered in cuts from the sharp rocks. The tide can completely cover the path, making it truly dangerous. Other than that, nothing special: the “pool,” if you can even call it that, lives up to its name — it’s little more than a puddle, which is why the locals gave it that name "charcones". The pictures are heavily Photoshopped.

It’s a beautiful place, but please watch out for the waves. I was there with low tide, but the ocean is still dangerous because of the waves. So, make sure if you are gonna swim in side of the pools, let watch someone else the waves and never swim there alone!

Well it is a walk and a trek down but it is a fantastic tidal pool with lovely warm crystal clear water. Do not come if you are not able to clamber over boulders

It was a real struggle to find these pools because it’s not accurately marked on Google or clearly sign-posted from the road. When you turn off the main road and drive down the dirt road to the Water management plant on the right, here you must leave your car (unless you have a Land Rover that can handle the rocky path!) and walk left on the rocky road along the coast. We followed the road for several KMs, stopping every now and then to look over the cliff to check for pools. After about 30 mins we found some stunning pools but they were almost impossible to reach by climbing down. We finally found one that we could access by climbing down the rocks but it’s not easy and not very safe. The pools themselves are gorgeous and a pleasure to swim in but it takes a whole lot of effort to get there so I wouldn’t recommend going unless you’re up for a real adventure!

Great looking natural pools by the sea. 4x4 recommend if you want to get there by car, otherwise it's better to park further north and walk for 30 minutes.

Beautiful spot but really quite busy when we visited which was a little unexpected. Lots of sea urchins so beware. The abandoned hotel was really cool as well. Great if you're into urbex. Access is fine, the first bit of track is the worst but no need at all for 4WD,. Risk of punctures if anything. We opted to walk in over the desert just for the experience. Full on Canarian sun but very strong breeze so you don't feel yourself burning. Sunscreen recommended.

Rooms are a little dated but spacious in good repair with good quality fittings and furnishings, pillow menu, ample hot water and good air-conditioning. There is free parking and no plate charge for room sevice. Spa a little dated but better than average with sea and garden view from steam and pool. Al a carte Restaurants and gelaterie very good. Breakfast outstanding whether buffet or al a carte. Location excellent. However, there were some room servicing issues possibly due to language barriers and things like bathmat and face cloth disappearing and not replaced. Pool waiting service was absent at first but improved after raising query. We probably wouldn't stay again as unlike many other hotels in Playa Blanca it doesn't cater well for couples. For example, most nearby hotels in Playa Blanca seat families and couples or adult only groups apart where possible at breakfast or have an adult only pool area. This is puzzling when it has more pools and dining areas than most! Our last few days were ruined by a noisy family next door after occupants changed having been assured it was a quiet wing away from families. The hotel has a vast child and family activity and entertainment programme and kids. It also has a separate day and night programme for adults. Unfortunately, we didn't do anything on the the adults programme as small children were welcome to scream and screech and disrupt these activities too even as late as nearly 10pm on the karaoke. A real shame but what should have been a relaxing wasn't. Other Playa Blanca hotels even at 4 star level manage to get the balance right for all guests at about half the cost of this one...

Another lovely stay at this hotel, beautiful rooms and friendly helpful staff. We find the location midway between the harbour and the marina is excellent. The hotel is kept very clean with well maintained gardens. We enjoy the buffet meals with their enormous choice and freshly cooked fish and meats so haven’t tried the other restaurants on site. We will certainly be returning in the future and would recommend it to others.

Our 7th or 8th visit to the Yaiza. This hotel just ticks all the boxes for us. The staff are amazing, nothing is too much trouble, their aim is to give everyone the best holiday experience. The food this year was better than ever with themed meals on many evenings. We had a junior suite which is so spacious with a high level of cleanliness which was obvious throughout the hotel. We look forward to future visits to the Yaiza.

The Spanish guitarist was recommended to us for a relaxing evening of chat and drinks. He didn't disappoint, beautiful versions of recognisable classics that were easy on the ear but not overbearing. The gin and tonic was generous and the surroundings were lavish and not too overstated. It's a beautiful hotel both inside and outside.

Just returned from Princess Yaiza after a lovely 5 day break. This is the 3rd time we have stayed here, cannot fault the hotel, it's staff, the location. The room this time came with a la carte breakfast included. The food was lovely and we ate twice in Don Giovani's on site italian. Highly recommend this hotel. Will be going back next year.

Just back from a 10 day trip as a family of 4 with 2 children aged 4 and 2. The food and comfort of the room and sundowners were excellent. Minor issues were our phone and Hairdryer weren't working in the room but the app made it easy to report these issues. Occasionally our bottled water and coffee wasn't replaced but I'm sure if we had reported this it would have been fixed. The main issue was the lack of free drinking water and some of the waiting and pool staff didn't hold up to the customer service I would expect from a 5 star such has not coming for coffee orders or explaining what was on offer, not helping with a high chair. The entertainment staff were the highlight really, they weren't in your face but made the children feel included. Particular mentions to Pablo, Santos and Elena (apologies if spelling wrong), they were some of the few people who got high fives from my children because of how comfortable they made them feel.

We stayed at the Princesa Yaiza for 2 weeks at the end of June 2025. I read all the reviews beforehand and I would say the average review is accurate in my opinion. Having stayed at many hotels, I would describe this as a 4.5 rather than a 5L and it does feel tired in places although part of that is the rustic theme the hotel has gone for. The hotel really should address the towel situation by telling guests at check in and then having the pool managers actually enforce the rules. With all that being said, the staff were exceptional throughout. My daughter has coeliac disease and the hotel dealt with the situation admirably, particularly head chef, Raul. The location is also great.

This is the square in the centre of Yaiza. The small town itself is missed by a lot of visitors because the main road skirts round it. However it is worth a visit. The square is picturesque and is dominated by the Chitch which is open to the public. Both are very reminiscent of Lanzarote in a bygone age.

Lovely little village. Nice quaint church. Worth stopping off if you are in the area

Love coming here every year at Christmas to find el caganer... The model of Lanzarote and the Nativity are great to see... The playground is still enjoyable for the children but sad to see no crepes or gofres for sale this year... Hopefully back to normal next year!

A good insight into the life of Caesar Manrique. His restored home houses some of his paintings and other works. It is a peaceful, calming place. Also his studio is open where you can see videos of him at work.

An Iranian in this Plaza at the last days of 2021.

Therse a bit to watch here, but not for long. Around 10 min. Since it's just a krmal place. At our time there was nothing, but if u walk around 5 min down the street there's a good Canaria restaurant 😂💯

There's far too much to say about this place so I'll just say wow.

Stunning and quiet (early June). Good to swim and explore the rock pools. More nudists than the beaches either side and no facilities...but it's nice to go without and get back to nature occasionally.

The beach itself is beautiful, with clear water that’s great for swimming. However, the strong wind often blows sand everywhere, which makes it less comfortable to relax on the shore

Quite nice beach. Nice sand and beautiful water. Just few people in May Parking lot beside (300m) Some people naked on the beach.

Great beach but only accessible by boat or walking from carpark at the amenities within natural park or a good 30 minute walk from end of Papagayo Promenade. If walking be sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen. Interesting history and spring wells close by for anyone interested in the history of the area.

A short walk downhill from the main carpark brings you to this beautiful beach that has only a handful of people on it. Yes, it's true, some were naked, but did not flaunt it and no-one seemed bothered. If you want to try out getting your kit off for the first time, then this beach is perfect if you are a bit self conscious. I'm in my mid fifties and had never done so before. It was very liberating, and because there were so few people on this stretch of beach, made it much easier not to be too body conscious and after two visits, it was great!

The best beach on Lanzarote that you can easily access. There is a path from the Playa Papagayo parking lot, or you can walk along the beach and over some rocky area to get to this beach. This is easier in the morning due to the tide. The end of Playa del Pozo has a nude area. It’s amazing and very freeing to go into the water all naked.

This is a very beautiful beach at Papagayo. Although it’s not my favorite there, it is a very long stretch of sand where you can relax and enjoy the sea. There are 2 parkings in the back of the beach where you can easily park. Nice !

Nice place for a holiday, sandy beach, shops& good restaurants, long promenade.

From Puerto del Carmen, the road to Playa Blanca crosses the mountains. The winding descent is exhilarating for me as the driver. Beautiful views of the mountains, curvy road, the valley below and the Atlantic Coast beyond. The area flanking the beach with shops, restaurants and accommodations is hopping. Nearby is a resort that is likely 5 star.

Great beach with plenty of bars and restaurants around. We saw a man creating a sculpture out of the sand.

The beach is nice! Three sunbeds and a umbrella is €16 and the sand is clean if you want to eat don't just settle for the bar at the top of the steps walk a little further and try some other restaurants you are on holiday so treat yourself you only live once!!

The last stop on the south side of the island. Nice beaches, lots of bars and restaurants, and the ferry port to isla los lobos and fuerteventura. Due to the south facing aspect, the beaches get the sun all day.

Playa Blanc Beach is definitely my favourite tourist beach on the island, its clean, slightly sheltered and has better swimming than most others as it is more in a bay. The amenities are excellent, plenty of cafés, restaurants and ice cream & Gelato stops. I regularly go there rather than go to our local beaches in Puerto del Carmen.

Great beach. Soft sand. Sun loungers and umbrellas are €4 each. Great wee beach for adults to soak the sun aswell as good for kids to play. Water activities available too, with peddalos and kayaks for hire in the beach

Nice experience + snorkeling We paid 3 Euro at the gate, few km from the beaches. The road was bumpy, felt like I was in Dakar race. There's several beaches nearby but we decided to stay at this beach. The waves are really small so its perfect for swimming and snorkeling. My friend did the snorkeling and he saw many interesting fishes. There's small cafe on the hill, not sure if they have toilets. Bring lots of water and sunscreen. Some good books or friends.

amazing and quiet place with amazing views and sandy beach. The road here is bit adrenalin, but OK :)

Wide beach and stunning waves. Just next to the quiet Playa de los Papagayos, this soft sand beach offer an amazing waves show. Worth the visit!

You have 2 beaches almost next to each other (Papagayo and this one). Here it is quieter, more space. These are beaches where you can escape and surrender to nature and live every moment here.

Great sandy beach just a short walk from Papagayo. A lot of space and a lot of waves.

In my opinion the nicest beach in the area the sea is crystal clear and the sand is smooth and warm. If you go above to one of the vantage points you can see a myriad of blues and greens in the water like in a travel brochure

There are several beaches to choose from here. All reached by a bumpy dirt track inside a national park. You have to pay about 3 euros to enter but well worth it. The beaches nearest the car parks are the busiest and nudity is common on all of them. There is also a really cool bar with lovely staff overlooking one of the beaches.

Stunning, long, pristine sandy beach. Fairly sheltered from the strongest winds by a rocky facade on the left, more open on the right. Quiet when we arrived (early June) with mainly nudists along the entire stretch. No facilities on the beach, but a walk back to the car park finds a busy bar for refreshments.

Beautiful and spacious beach with clean, clear water and great waves. Despite its size, it’s usually not crowded, though you may come acrosssome visitors who sunbathe nude. Perfect place to relax, watch the waves, and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.

Not to be confused with Playa Memos next bay along.Like I did. Just keep to the right of the camping compound and park on the side away from the entrance. This place is just perfect. Almost 80% naturist. Plenty of space. Lovely soft sand, gently sloping beach into the sea. Not too many rocks in places. It’s popular with some small boats but I think they came here for the same reason we did. It’s a great place to explore walking over the headland with interesting coves all the way round to Papagayo.(Which was packed with textiles today) we spent a lovely day in the sun cooling off in the refreshing sea. We are going back tomorrow hope it’s still the same mix of people. Remember to bring your own food and drink there are no facilities here but that’s what you expect. You could always pop your clothes on and go to Papagayo where they do have a very busy restaurant and a large car park. We prefer our sandwiches and a bottle of frozen water in a shiny old crisp bag. If you are a naturist you will love this place. If not please go to Papagayo. Returned for another visit. Saturday this time and if anything the naturist % was higher. One point I discovered is that at low tide it can be slightly more difficult to get into the sea because of the rocks but as the tide rises it gets easier. Also there is a slightly better sandy patch 2/3 of the way down the beach in front of the post with the life belt on it.

The guides will tell you “there are no gay beaches on Lanzarote” but this beach has a mix of gay and straight, naturist and clothed. It’s rocky at both ends and sandy in the middle. Road in is gravelled and a bit rough in places but it’s not difficult, we had a VW Polo hire car and it managed it. Definitely worth the effort

This is an ideal destination for a catamaran trip. The water is incredibly crystal clear—don't hesitate to jump in!

4 because of the bad road. But if you can put up with that, it's brilliant and would definitely be a 5. It's pretty much completely naturist, which is great IMO. It's a lovely beach. It's fairly easy to access to from the "Parking Playa del Papagayo".

Lovely beach, most people nudist, normal to be as nature intended here. Enjoy! You only live once!

Amazing beach. The trek here was a bit bumpy and rocky, but easy. Dont recommend it wearing ordinary shoes.

If u want a good hike that isnt too hard and have a reward at the end its very well worth it, the black sand beach and the cliffside while you are travelling is worth it!

An truly amazing beach and the short hike from El Golfo is the best part of it. Unfortunately, it's not safe to go swimming here. You are within the national park and there are no facilities just nature.

It's the best black beach in Lanzarote without any doubt. It's quiet, windy (but not too much) and it has black soft sand. Cons: 1. It takes around 40 minutes hike from a villa next to El Golfo. 2. You can't bath here because the waves are very strong and the sand is so soft that you subside a bit even when you walk.

Wild, black beach beauty!

Beautiful place , good restaurant by a lovely view of lava rock coast.

Amazing view

Stopped here for lunch and wine tasting, after a morning visit to the Fire Mountains. Really friendly family run business. Lovely food and wine. Very good prices Free to walk around the premises/museum? Wine tasting available "by the small glass" at 2 euro per glass.

My private tour guide brought my husband and I here. It was beautiful and the wine was delicious! Wine tasting varies but all €5 and less. Definitely worth checking out!

I did the tour with two glasses of wine and cheese, and it was a really great experience. The explanations and walk-through were very informative, and although we couldn’t visit the vineyard itself due to a bug infestation affecting the plants, the rest of the tour more than made up for it. The wines we tried were excellent—fresh, flavorful, and reasonably priced. The cheeses paired perfectly with the tasting, and the overall atmosphere made the experience amazing. I would definitely go again and highly recommend it to anyone interested in wine and local flavors!

One of the many wineries to try out local Malvasia wine. We arrived at the same time as a bus tour so it was quite busy and had to queue to order so I would try to avoid peak hours if I went again! The cheap tasty wines made it worth it however.

Nice winery, with good simple food ranging from tapas to main dishes. Sadly you cannot combine the wine tasting with the food as these are separated. The wineyards are beautiful, the restaurant is rather simple.

Enjoyed the wine tasting here, and if you ask nicely they will let you fly a drone over the vineyard for some great shots

Visited on a Sunday, arrived 12:15, which was a good time. Enjoyed tasting all 5 wines, 2 euro each, and then had a lunch just before it got too busy. Good choice of food at a reasonable price. All staff were very helpful.

This place is gorgeous, very pretty plants everywhere and the architecture is stunning. We joined the daily Spanish tour at noon (we did not book in advance) for 25 eur/person. Would recommend to do more research and planning than we did and do the english tour at 16:00 (but they do not happen daily). We understood something but the guide made zero effort to speak slowly (we were not the only non-Spanish ones). The tour took 1 hour and at the end we got a cheese snack and 3 samples of wine. Overall, glad we did the tour but I think it’s overpriced.

A truly special place. The architecture is modern but still fits perfectly into Lanzarote’s volcanic landscape. The guided tour was informative and engaging. We learned about how the vines grow in the volcanic soil of La Geria and how the winemaking process makes the most of that unique environment. The tasting at the end was lovely. We tried three wines (a white, a red, and a moscatel) paired with local cheeses. The wines are lovely and full of character, especially considering the challenging growing conditions. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. The restaurant and terrace are also worth mentioning. They are great places to relax with a glass while enjoying the views over the vineyards.

Beautiful state of the art winery. We took a tour with a very attentive and knowledge young woman who, not only showed us the installations, explained to us the unique way of growing grapes like no where else in the world. Excellent wines and a great place to relax. Go on a Saturday at noon and enjoy live music until 3:30 pm. Worth the time 👍

Very nice place, cheese, cold cuts and crackers were great! The scenery is fantastic, love the white wine , fresh, fruity and dry , but not the red wine 🍷 , not a good taste in my standards.

A wonderful experience. Bodega is beautiful and has a wow effect. The tour is educational and interesting. Excellent wines

The winery, cellars, and the surrounding area are beautiful. The outdoor tasting area and restaurant terrace have a good atmosphere and are great places to sit and enjoy the view. We joined the guided wine tour, which included tastings of three types of wines and local cheeses, all of very good quality. The guide was friendly and approachable, sharing interesting details about the history of the winery and how their methods are adapted to the volcanic landscape of Lanzarote. After the tour, visitors can walk around the vineyard and take photos, which is a nice opportunity to explore the surroundings at your own pace. The sample shop offers a good selection of wines, cheeses, tapas ingredients, cakes, small pastries, and other gift items. Overall, it was a very good experience and well worth a visit.

Fantastic tour and cracking wine. Our tour guide (sorry can't remember spelling of the name, Hungarian girl starting with an "I") couldn't have been more friendly or helpful! Such an interesting method of wine making, would recommend to anyone.

Absolutely stunning, black volcanic beach, surrounded by a spectacular landscape. Small car park opposite so easy to visit. Would definitely recommend.

Beach was great the sand is my favorite part its soft and the color is amazing , waves are bit rough here atleast when we visited but recommend visiting even if you want to soak your feet in the water

Nice drive towards the beach! Once you arrive there, you can park for free and enjoy the black sand beach, with the Bermeja mountain right behind you. Worth going!

Amazing black sand beach, with loads of olivine to be found in the sand and the rocks ! Don't take any with you though, it's illegal and contributes to destroying the environment. Also I would discourage any swimming, the rocks are sharp and the waves large.

Mind blowing landscape with the black rock, black sand and red mountain in the background the lagoon is beautiful and certainly worth the visit, small Carpark and was busy.

Beautiful volcanic sand beach with Lago Verde in the back, surrounded with spectacular rugged landscape that you drive through on the way to the beach!Beware of the strong waves, and it gets windy!

Really gorgeous beach, and quite quiet too. Images are 35mm film Kodak gold 200.

Lovely beach. Shade under the cliffs and lovely clear sea... This is a NUDIST BEACH.. all shapes and sizes but not everyone in the buff... Naked is not mandatory but if you want to feel a breeze around your bits then knock yourself out.. They really do need some signage. Have fun and let it all hang out 🍆🌮

Lovely beach with beautiful views, shame about the big fat naked hairy nudist men. cant believe nobody has mentioned it’s a nudist beach.

(Translated by Google) An unforgettable excursion! Jacinto, our guide, provided us with a wealth of information that helped us better understand not only Timanfaya, but many aspects of this archipelago: general information, geology, botany, history, etc. He did it all with great friendliness, conveying his clear passion for these islands. (Original) Una excursión inolvidable! Jacinto, nuestro guía, nos proporcionó mucha información que nos ha ayudado a entender mucho mejor no solo Timanfaya, sinó muchos aspectos de este archipiélago: generalidades, geología, botánica, historia, etc. Y todo con mucha simpatía y comunicándonos la pasión que se nota que él siente por estas islas.

(Translated by Google) Today we did this route and we thought it was very good. It is not very difficult, it is well indicated with wooden panels and, in addition, we had a very clear day and we were able to see very well everything that the guide explained to us. By the way, a special mention for Miguel, the guide, a wonderful guy, very nice, very patient with our questions and very attentive to everything towards us. He explained to us many things related to the park, the archipelago and geology in general, we learned a lot, with people like that you can see the passion for a job. Thank you Miguel, and when you go to Galicia be sure to visit the Fragas do Eume and the north, you will love it. (Original) Hoy hemos hecho esta ruta y nos pareció muy buena. No tiene mucha dificultad, está bien indicada con paneles de madera y, además, tuvimos un día muy claro y pudimos ver muy bien todo lo que nos explicaba el guía. Por cierto, una mención especial para Miguel, el guía, un chico majísimo, muy agradable, con mucha paciencia con nuestras preguntas y muy atento de todo para con nosotros. Nos explicó muchísimas cosas relacionadas con el parque, con el archipiélago y de geología en general, aprendimos un montón, con gente así se ve la pasión por un trabajo. Gracias Miguel, y cuando vayas por Galicia no dejes de visitar las Fragas do Eume y el norte, te va a encantar.

(Translated by Google) A super interesting explanation along the entire route through the volcanoes of Timanfaya Park. Our guide was Candela, and we were delighted with all the interesting facts and information about the Lanzarote ecosystem. We highly recommend it 💯 (Original) Una explicación súper interesante a lo largo de toda la ruta entre los volcanes del parque de Timanfaya, nuestra guía ha sido Candela y nos hemos quedado encantados con todas las curiosidades y datos sobre el ecosistema lanzaroteño. Lo recomendamos cien por cien 💯

(Translated by Google) I absolutely recommend this (free, pre-booked) guided tour! Our guide Isabella told us a lot about the beautiful landscape, volcanoes and history of Lanzarote. (Original) Ik raad deze (gratis, vooraf geboekte) tour met gids absoluut aan! Onze gids Isabella wist ons enorm veel te vertellen over het prachtige landschap, de vulkanen, geschiedenis van Lanzarote.

(Translated by Google) Three km of direct contact with the heart of fire of Timanfaya. The guide enlightened us about the island in all facets. Thanks Cristina. (Original) Tres km de contacto directo con el corazón de fuego de Timanfaya. La guía nos ilustró sobre la isla en todas las facetas. Gracias Cristina.

(Translated by Google) We visited Timanfaya National Park after booking a guided tour online. The experience couldn't have been more wonderful. We were a small group, the walking tour was breathtaking, and, above all, our guide Raquel conveyed her love for this spectacular natural setting in a very warm and engaging way. A ten. (Original) Visitamos el parque nacional del Timanfaya previa reserva de visita guiada online. La experiencia no pudo ser más maravillosa. Éramos un grupo pequeño, el recorrido a pie fue impresionante y, sobretodo, nuestra guía Raquel nos transmitió su amor hacia esta naturaleza tan espectacular de una forma muy cariñosa y cautivadora. De diez.

(Translated by Google) We had reserved this excursion and we showed up at the meeting point. Once there they tell us that the excursion will cancel. I wonder if, having information such as phone number and email in the reservation, it would not have been possible to notify us to avoid displacement. They are excursions for 8 people, I don't think it is that complicated to send an SMS or email. Disappointing (Original) Teníamos reservada esta excursión y nos presentamos en el punto de encuentro. Una vez allí nos comunican que la excursión se cancela. Me pregunto si teniendo datos como teléfono y correo electrónico en la reserva, no habría sido posible avisarnos para evitar el desplazamiento. Son excursiones para 8 personas, no creo tan complicado enviar un sms o mail. Decepcionante

Only accessible to those prepared to walk over rough terrain and most of the time in soaring heat. BUT historically important location for Lanzarote dating back many hundreds of years.

Early in the morning before the masses arrive its nice. Later in the day you wont be able to find shade because people will most likely have peed and take a dump there. It's a quiet beach compared to other papagayo beaches but you are still in the most tourist crowded place of Lanzarote

This is a small cove beach located between the cliffs of the adjoing beaches that can be accessed by walking along rock plateaus at the sea front or via a relatively steep climb from the footpaths. This and the next inlet Caleton de cobre are very pretty and good for snorkeling. they are almost exclusively nude. although everyone walks past to get to the next beach. definetly worth a visit

lovely place I recommend for everybody, there's desert, beautiful beach and nice bar

Wonderful large beach. Not crowded.

Nice nudist beach.

A lovely little beach in an unspoiled natural reserve at the South of Lanzarote