Playa Amarilla

Playa Amarilla is a semi-urban beach nestled in the municipality of San Miguel de Abona in Tenerife, one of Spain's Canary Islands. This beach, which is 50 meters long and eight meters wide, is known for its calm blue waters and is not typically overly crowded, even during peak season.

One of the defining features of Playa Amarilla is its natural landscape. The beach is home to a variety of fish, making it a popular spot for snorkeling and underwater exploration. However, visitors are advised to be cautious of sea urchins on the stones and strong waves, hence the recommendation to use swimming shoes. The beach is also characterized by its striking rock formations, which include caves that can be climbed and explored. These, along with the hill behind the beach, provide opportunities for hiking and photography, particularly long exposure shots in the evening.

Despite its beauty, Playa Amarilla is not a sandy beach but covered in stones. It is also subject to strong winds, which may not suit everyone's preferences. The beach tends to get busier on weekends, so an early visit or a sunrise trip is recommended for a more peaceful experience.

As for amenities, a small cash-only bar is available on the beach, serving drinks and cocktails to visitors. Parking is available but is unguarded, with less than 50 spaces. Access to the beach is straightforward by foot, but it should be noted that there are no facilities for disabled access.