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Puerto Naos is the biggest beach on the island of La Palma. It is in the south-west of the island in the main tourist hotspot of the same name. Well-known for the high quality of its services it has been flying a blue flag since 2007, making it one of the most important beaches on La Palma. It is also meeting point for paragliding enthusiasts as it is an ideal spot for practising this aerial sport during a beach holiday.

Maspalomas beach is in south Gran Canaria flanked by the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve and Maspalomas resort. With calm seas and three kilometres of golden sand, and the wide range of hotels and apartments available nearby, Maspalomas is an ideal family holiday destination and the perfect place to spend days in the sunshine. For a romantic experience head to the dunes in the evening and watch the sun set behind Maspalomas lighthouse.

Located in the north-east of Fuerteventura, the El Jablito beach is an ideal dive site for beginners and for those looking for a calm and relaxing diving experience. With a maximum depth of fifteen metres, El Jablito is protected from currents by the shape of the land, ensuring that is possible to dive all year round. The spot can be accessed from the beach, where the water is shallow and the seabed is a mixture of sandy and rocky areas.

Near the southern tip of the island of La Palma is an underwater 'graveyard', with forty stone crosses erected on sand and rock. The dive to this unique place known as Las Cruces de Malpique is one of the most sought-after of the island and has been declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. The currents are occasionally strong, there is excellent visibility and a maximum dive depth of 25 metres. With easy access from the shore, this dive surprises experienced divers and novices alike.

The picturesque village of El Mocanal, surrounded by pastures and crops, is in the north of El Hierro. This traditional hamlet is very close to El Pozo de las Calcosas, a bathing area with spectacular natural pools, perfect for cooling off with a quick dip in the crystal-clear water. It is also famous for the ‘carpets’ hand-created out of natural materials such as flowers, sand and dyed salt that cover the streets for Corpus Christi, which attracts a large number of visitors every year. A beautiful place that captivates anyone looking for peace and quiet and who enjoys the unique beauty of this charming hamlet and the surrounding landscape.

Playa Grande, located in Arico, is a beautiful, pleasant beach in the southeast of Tenerife. Its fine, golden sand and crystal-clear water with spectacular views of Mount Teide create an exceptionally delightful setting. We recommend visiting at low tide, as that will mean there is more space for walking, playing beachball or just sunbathing and enjoying a few relaxing dips in the sea, as there isn’t usually a current. When there is no wind, it’s a fabulous beach that is not frequented by many tourists but is popular with the locals, especially in summer.

Right in the centre of Arrecife in the east of Lanzarote, we find El Reducto Beach. On over half a kilometre of fine golden sand lies the best beach in the island’s capital city. The calm sea is sheltered by natural reefs, making it safe for children. Along the lively seafront promenade—with the characteristic coconut trees making it even more unique and appealing—are shops, cafés and restaurants that make it easy to combine a perfect day of beach and leisure.

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The dunes of white sand visible on both sides of the road and the turquoise blue seawater contrast with the dark colours of the volcanic rocks, all combining to create the wonderful setting of Caleta del Mero. In a paradisiacal, beautiful, nature environment in the north of Lanzarote, in the municipality of Haría, you can get to this lovely beach by car or bus and parking is available. The perfect place to disconnect and enjoy one of the prettiest spots on the island, and with enough waves for water sports such as surfing.

In the municipality of Guía de Isora, in the west of Tenerife, Playa de San Juan is visited by lots of tourists and locals alike, because the water is so calm, sheltered as it is from the wind and waves by its position next to the fishing port and the breakwater. In a semi-urban environment, the peacefulness of the area makes it a favourite beach for anyone looking for a perfect day of rest at any time of year. A seafront promenade runs along next to it, full of cafés and restaurants serving the best cuisine at the seaside.