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You can't miss this magical corner of the municipality of Los Silos. Volcanic eruptions have created whimsical shapes, giving rise to a beautiful pool of salt water where you can swim and enjoy a very special environment. The Los Chochos pool, located next to Charco de La Araña, has a depth of about two meters at its deepest part and has a stone staircase with a handrail that facilitates access. It is suitable for families with children and is available for swimming all year round as long as the sea conditions are ideal. From there you will be able to contemplate the La Culata Cliffs and the Teide on clear days. Its name is due to the fact that in this place the farmers used to soak the lupins in salt water to remove the characteristic bitterness of this legume known in the islands under the name of ‘chocho.’"

If you are looking for a special place to connect with nature, you have to discover Charco de La Araña. This is a natural pool that appears at low tide and disappears at high tide. An ideal place to dive in its crystal clear waters, especially if you practice snorkeling. The pool is located next to the beach with which it shares its name, and is close to the tourist complex of the municipal swimming pools. The environment is very pleasant and its promenade invites you to play sports by the sea. You can enjoy the scenery of the cliffs of La Culata, while seabirds fly over the waves. In addition, on the promenade you will find the impressive natural skeleton of a Baleen whale (Baleanoptera borealis borealis). This sculpture is a tribute to cetaceans and a reflection on the relationship of respect between humans and the sea.

TRADUCIRThis beach, located in the municipality of Fuencaliente, is divided into two areas thanks to a rocky barrier. There is Zamora Grande (Zamora big) and Zamora Chica (Zamora small). Located under a cliff, the black sandy beaches are about 150 metres long and 15 metres wide. Due to the depth of the local water, the area is recommended by divers.

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