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Playa Blanca

Small and sheltered, ideal for families. Its calm waters and light sand make it one of the most popular beaches in the area.

A group of unspoilt coves of great natural value within the Los Ajaches Natural Monument. Perfect for those looking for a wilder setting.

Over 7 km of seaside promenade connecting beaches, restaurants and scenic spots perfect for watching the sunset.

Traditional celebration in honour of the patron saint of the sea. It includes a maritime procession, open-air festivities and cultural activities.

It takes place twice a week, bringing together local crafts, gourmet products and a lively atmosphere by the harbour.

Featuring guided routes through nearby natural areas such as Los Ajaches and the Montaña Roja volcano.

A marina with a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Shops, bars, restaurants and craft markets in a prime seafront location.

One of the quietest spots in Playa Blanca. Ideal for sunset walks and unobstructed views of the horizon.

Just a few minutes from Playa Blanca. Charming streets, traditional architecture and the island’s most rural and authentic side.

An area with a wide variety of restaurants, many offering seafront terraces. From Canarian cuisine to international proposals.

A more refined atmosphere, perfect for relaxed dinners by the harbour. Ideal for tasting fresh fish and carefully crafted dishes.

Pedestrian streets filled with local restaurants, tapas bars, pizzerias and affordable menus for all tastes.