Playa Grande

Playa Grande, Arico, is a semi-urban beach located in the municipality of Arico, on the island of Tenerife, part of the Canary Islands in Spain. It boasts a significant size with a width of 62 meters and a length of 310 meters.

The beach is known for its moderate waves and golden sand, making it a popular destination among surfers. However, the waves might make it less suitable for swimming or relaxing. Despite its allure, the beach is not overly crowded, even during the high season.

Playa Grande is equipped with several amenities, including showers and toilets for the convenience of its visitors. However, there have been reports of cleanliness issues with the sand.

The beach is easily accessible both on foot and by car, with access also granted for disabled individuals. Free parking is available for visitors in an unguarded parking lot, which has less than 50 spaces. Public transportation to the beach is also available.

Adding to its appeal, Playa Grande is situated near an abandoned ghost town, which lends an element of intrigue to the beach's surroundings. Despite some potential drawbacks, Playa Grande remains a beloved local spot that draws in both locals and tourists.