Unique, unspoilt nature
The list is long, but we will sum it up in three very different beaches: Papagayo Beach is in the south of the island. It is one of the most popular untouched beaches. A cove with white sand and clear waters make it one of those places you never want to leave. Charco de los Clicos, close to the south face of the Timanfaya National park is an almost magical and very distinctive place. To sum it up, imagine a small green lake within a volcanic crater in a black sandy cove that opens up to the sea. We highly recommend visiting but you can see it before in the film “Los Abrazos Rotos” (Broken Embraces) by Pedro Almodóvar. Los Charcones, also in the south of the island, is an example of the creative power of nature. It is a series of natural pools, of various shapes and sizes, found along a two kilometre stretch. As it is also a place where the breeze tends to be strong, it is an ideal place to rest.
