The coast is a meeting point in the lives of residents and visitors, a space where you can sunbathe and practise activities such as scuba diving, snorkelling or surfing and round it all off with a nice aperitif by the sea.

Much of the shoreline is bordered by a coastal path with information panels about the area, an excellent option for enjoying the proximity of the sea and its cliffs.

Jinámar, a beach and a site of scientific interest

This small coastal area is covered with materials from the sedimentary complex (it belongs to the municipalities of Las Palmas and Teide) and is the only area with a critically endangered endemic species, hierbamuda (Lotus kunkelii).

There are also marine subfossil remains from an ancient raised beach and remains of basaltic outflows and of the ancient Roque Nublo agglomerate.

La Garita Beach

This is one of the most popular and inviting beaches in the municipality of Telde. It has fine, dark sand and is a quiet family beach with bar/restaurant services.

It used to be called Puerto Madera (“Port Wood”), a name linked to the activity of unloading the wood needed for building housing and sugar mills in the sixteenth century.

It has been awarded the Blue Flag of the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), as it meets the explicit service requirements.

La Garita Blowhole

A spectacular natural sight on the northeast coast of the island.

It is a geological phenomenon in which the ocean waves crash into the lava formation, creating amazing columns of water that rise towards the sky. This phenomenon is especially impressive on days with heavy seas and strong winds. Visitors can enjoy spectacular views and feel the power of nature in this unique place.

Hoya del Pozo Beach

A family beach of fine black sand, 150 metres long. It has a coastal path, a play area and a lifeguard service. It has been awarded the Blue Flag of the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), as it meets the explicit service requirements.

Playa del Hombre Beach

A beach of constant winds, a certain dryness and a high degree of sun exposure.

Because of its strong swell, the red flag is raised most of the year, but it is a setting that many surfers tend to use.

Taliarte Pool

This pool has a solarium where you can enjoy the sun’s rays and take a dip in calm water thanks to the shelter provided by the breakwater. It has a clean seabed full of life that you must not miss if you are a scuba diving and/or snorkelling enthusiast.

Melenara Beach

A quiet family beach with all services (parking, toilets and changing rooms, bar/restaurant facilities, children’s playground, lifeguard, coastal path, suitable for PRM, play area, a civic and social centre...). Thanks to all this it has held the Blue Flag award since 2000.

An impressive Neptune rises out of the ocean, a work created by the artist Luis Arencibia in 2001 that is now one of the most representative icons of Telde and its coast.

Charca Pérez Pool

A natural geographical feature located in the Clavellinas area, ideal for enjoying the sun and bathing all year round.

Salinetas Beach

Discover the natural beauty and serenity of a coastal paradise. Salinetas, a beach of soft golden sand and crystal-clear water, offers the perfect setting to relax under the warm Atlantic sun.

It also has a natural pool, a viewpoint overlooking the beach and a delightful promenade lined with palm trees.

Agua Dulce Beach

A beautiful little cove of fine pale sand, 250 metres long, forming a small concealed bay that many consider a hidden treasure of the Telde coast.

Tufia Coastal Village

Discover the enchanting beauty of the picturesque village of Tufia, a coastal spot that will tempt you to immerse yourself in Canarian history.

Cobbled streets with white houses that contrast with the intense blue of the sky and the sea: Tufia is captivating in its authenticity. You can admire the panoramic views from the clifftops or explore the ancient prehistoric caves in the area, silent witnesses to ancestral life in this land.

The Sands of Tufia

Tufia’s dune field stands on a basalt cliff whose oxidation in some sections opens up a beautiful landscape of contrasts with the sea in the background.