With soft sand and calm waters, this is a popular choice for families holidaying with children of the bucket-and-spade age. Amenities include loungers, brollies and a variety of water toys from pedalos to parasailing. Behind the beach are a huge number of bars, restaurants and shops, plus play areas for children.
How to get there: Easily accessible by buses 467 and 471 and with easy accessibility and paid parking.
Insider tip: When the sun starts to set, grab a frosty cocktail and listen to some chilled DJ sounds at one of its three beach clubs.
Playa el Camisón, Playa de las Américas
Centrally located off ‘The Golden Mile’ in Playa de las Américas, this quiet, pretty beach has calm waters and a palm tree backdrop. At one end lie pedalos and kayaks, at the other, a fab tiki hut-style bar serving food and drinks.
How to get there: Parking can be a pain for this beach so you’re better off walking from your hotel or grabbing a taxi.
Insider tip: If you want to chill by the ocean but aren’t a fan of sand, there’s also a grassy verge overlooking the beach.
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Playa Abama, Guia de Isora
Cradled by cliffs on the Guia de Isora coastline, this is one of the prettiest beaches on the island and features soft imported sand. It also houses a good quality beach restaurant.
How to get there: Take the 473 from the southern towns, then it’s a pretty walk past gardens to 280, steep access steps (resort guests can use the funicular).
Insider tip: You can actually drive through the resort and down to the beach but only to drop off your inflatables et al. You’ll then have to drive back up, park and walk back down.
Playa La Jaquita, Alcalá
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