Canary Islands, Spain

Playa de las Casillas

Playa de las Casillas is a pebble beach located in a region known for its alluvial deposits. It is situated in Castillo del Romeral, starting at the end of the natural pools of the same name.

The beach is characterized by its windy conditions, particularly during the summer months due to the strengthening of the Trade Winds. These conditions can make bathing quite uncomfortable. However, the beach is popular among locals for fishing and collecting burgados, a type of sea snail.

Despite its natural beauty, the beach is not typically crowded, offering a sense of peace and tranquility. It is easily accessible, with parking available close by and pedestrian access to the beach.

What to do at Playa de las Casillas?

Amenities

Playa de las Casillas amenities include parking.

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Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the unique, picturesque location of the beach, particularly its natural swimming pools and peaceful atmosphere. Many visitors also appreciate its suitability for fishing. However, complaints often revolve around the beach's stony terrain and windy conditions, which can make swimming and relaxation challenging.

Where is Playa de las Casillas?

Latitude: 27.7982924 / Longitude: -15.4571504

Playa de las Casillas is located in Canary Islands. The following map of Playa de las Casillas shows the exact location.

Where to Stay near Playa de las Casillas?

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