Beach: La Chapineta

It is set in a traditional fishing village, although a summer residential development has been created. You can go scuba-diving.

Beach: La Charca

Broad beach suitable for families and with a seafront promenade.

Beach: La Charca

The sand is white and fine. Located in front of some tourist estates of low chalets.

Beach: El Charco

A small beach that can be reached along a small pathway, after having left your car in the car-park. It has very rocky areas along the sides of the beach.

Beach: Charco de la Araña

A beach with moderate sized waves. It lies next to the local swimming pool of Silos that also has restaurants and shower facilities. The beach is supervised by a Red Cross boat in summer.

Beach: Charco Azul, Frontera

Beach: Charco Azul

There is a naturally formed swimming pool amongst the rocks that can be accessed by foot after a five minute walk. It lies in an unspoiled area, dotted with a few houses and farmed land. It has excellent services and facilities.

Beach: Charco Azul

Beach: Charco de los Clicos

This is a very popular area with tourists in a volcanic environment, the deep green water of the Charco de Los Clicos Lagoon and the beautiful natural black sand beach, all of which create an almost dream-like atmosphere. It is located in a protected area and its waters are within the protection area.

Beach: Charco Manso

An area with few people, in an unspoiled setting that has good accesses, and a variety of facilities. Very calm sea.

Beach: Charco del Palo

A small cove lying in front of a nudist colony. It is an excellent location for scuba-diving.

Beach: Charco del Palo

Beach: Charco las Palomas

It is a small beach in an unspoilt setting.

Beach: Charco San Lorenzo

A beach protected by rocks that lie a few metres offshore. This is how the beach got its name as when the sea is calm it forms a type of pooled enclosure. It has several services and facilities.

Beach: Charco de los Sargos

It provides easy access and a variety of services, such as a car park, beach bars and restaurants.

Beach: El Charco Verde

A wide stretch of volcanic sand located in a wild environment. It possesses facilities and is easily accessed.

Beach: El Charco

This beach in the shape of a bay is a quiet spot, partly because it lies well away from the big tourist centres. The water is clean and there are pretty views of the area around the big rock.

Beach: El Charcón

Used as an anchor point, with a car park, bars, public telephones and accommodation all close by.

Beach: El Charcón

Lying in an as yet unspoiled part of the island. It has white sand and there is a sprinkling of stones both in the surf and on the sea bed. Nudists frequent the beach.

Beach: Los Charcones

A quite crowded beach located in an unspoiled place with golden sand. Here you can surf. There is a pretty promenade. You can get there by bus or by car on the C-813 at 5 km from Arucas.

Beach: Los Charcos I

It is located in a quiet, unspoiled area. Its sand is fine and white, and the rocky surroundings and uneven landscape form an entrance to the island.

Beach: Los Charcos II

A very pretty, unspoilt beach with white sand and calm water due to the form of the entrance to the beach.

Beach: Los Charcos III

A very pretty, unspoiled nudist beach with white sand.

Beach: Los Charcos

Located on the Teguise coast and nearly 300 metres in length. The sand is white and fine, protected from the waves and with calm water. Bordered by a peaceful promenade, with car park and easily accessible. The beaches on the Teguise coast are highly valued by divers.