Beach: Couso

Beach: Cova de Balea

Beach: Cova do Asno, San Simón

Beach: Cova do Asno

Beach: Covachos

A beautiful and curious beach that is divided into two by a small rocky cliff. The stretch of sand to the left is around 100 metres long, it has fine, golden sand and is overlooked by cliffs. Castro Island lies opposite. The right side of the beach is larger. ...

Beach: Covas

Viveiro Beach is vast and very long. It also has a promenade and a one-way street that runs along the beach with the possibility of parking just by the seaside. It is a very busy beach and is ideal for windsurfing and yachting.

Beach: Caleta de Fuste

This beach is also called castle beach, and it is very well-kept. The sand is golden and the water have hardly any swell. It is well equipped with sunshades, showers, restaurants, rubbish bins, telephones, bars. The promenade, connected to the port, is pleasant and quiet. ...

Beach: Caleta González

Beach: Caleta del Guincho

It is a small cove filled with pretty crushed stones and crystal clear water making it ideal for scuba-diving and snorkelling. This is a rarely visited, unspoiled area. It can be reached by road, in the car or on the bus.

Beach: La Caleta

A small uncrowded beach that is different from most of Lanzarote's beaches because of its fine white sand. You can get to the beach by car or by bus, and thanks to its moderate swell it is perfect for windsurfing.

Beach: La Caleta de Hermigua

A small cove which has good facilities, including a picnic area, beach bar, toilets, and showers. It can be reached by car via a dirt track some 3 kilometres long, and it also has an access ramp for the disabled.

Beach: La Caleta de Interián

It is a beach that lies very close to the village. Moderate sized waves. El Gomero Beach lies to the left.