The Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands is one of the most requested by Spanish and European tourists to spend their summer holidays. The beaches of the Canary Islands are a real attraction for any traveler who wants to spend a quiet season and enjoying the sun and the privileged weather of the islands.
The eight islands keep many secrets and each one has corners and beaches where you can spend unforgettable vacation days.
Sotavento Beach
In Fuerteventura this 9 square kilometer beach with splendid white sand and crystal clear waters is hidden. It is one of the island’s paradises, especially the impressive Sotavento Lagoon that awakens a natural interest for all tourists and foreigners.
Famara Beach
It is one of the largest beaches in the Canary Islands. With more than 6 kilometers of extension, Famara is special for surf lovers and is located on the island of Lanzarote. The beach is frequented by families, tourists, sports lovers and all kinds of people who love nature and sports.
Amadores Beach
Curious beach of Gran Canaria, with white sand and located between huge rocks. The truth is that it is an artificial beach through which we can enter for many meters without it covering us too much. One of the most recommended beaches in the Canary Islands to go with children and with the family.
Benijo Beach
If what we are looking for is something more natural, a virgin place in which to relax, Tenerife has Playa de Benijo under the cliffs of the Anaga Natural Park.
The beach is quite isolated and has a contrast between its black sand, almost volcanic, with its crystal clear water. There we will contemplate some of the most magical sunsets that we can find on the island.
English beach
The more adventurous will enjoy this beach of the English, one of the wildest on the island of La Gomera . It is one of the best nudist beaches in the Canary Islands where tranquility and nature merge perfectly.
Well of the Calcosas
The island of Hierro is one of the most enigmatic and magical of the Canary archipelago. We can find very interesting beaches, both for bathing and for enjoying nature in its purest form.
The Pozo de las Calcosas is a huge natural pool overlooking the Atlantic. From the top of the town we will discover one of the most incredible landscapes in the Canary Islands.
