In the Canary Islands There are a lot of places where you can enjoy spectacular beaches, something that you can combine with a very varied tourism since each island is different and they all have a lot to offer. Today I would like to approach the municipality of Would do, on the island of Lanzarote (the most volcanic island of all).
Haría is in the north of the island and is the area where it rains the most on the entire island, but the weather is still very good during most of the year. It has many beaches, many of them perfect for windsurfing. Take note of the best beaches in Haría:
– Caleta de Mero: It is half a kilometer long and about 30 meters wide, all made of white sand. It is semi-nudist and there are really beautiful dune mountains that can be seen on both sides from the road.
– La Canteria beach: It is also known as the "back beach" and it is the northernmost beach on the entire island. It is perfect for surf lovers, especially when the wind that comes from the southern part of the island. The surf is also very strong so if you like quiet beaches it is better to choose another one.
– Caletón Blanco beach: It is the largest cove on the entire coastline of the Malpaís de la Corona area, hence the name "Caletón". It is white sand and contrasts sharply with the black lava rocks. Its length is one kilometer and its width is only 9 meters.
– La Caleta Beach: It extends along the part of the coast where the mouth of the Malpaís de la Corona volcanic tubes is, next to the beautiful Jameos del Agua. It is very small (60 meters long and 7 wide). It is also good for windsurfing since it has moderate waves and it is in an area where it is usually windy.
– La Garita beach: It is one of the best on the island, and good proof of this is that it has the Blue Flag. It is of fine golden sand and is just over 800 meters long. It also has a promenade with leisure offers such as restaurants, bars or a playground. There are also bathrooms and a parking area.
2017 Lanzarote Wochenmärkte in Haría - Teguise 4/4 (April 2024)
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