Playa de las Malvas

Playa de las Malvas is a secluded beach situated in the municipality of Tinajo, on the island of Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, Spain. It is recognized for its distinctive black sand, lending it a unique charm. The beach stretches over a length of 180 meters and has a width of 15 meters, offering ample space for visitors.

Despite its isolation, Playa de las Malvas is easily accessible by both foot and car via the LZ-67 road. However, the journey might be a bit challenging due to the bumpy dirt road leading to the beach. Despite this, many visitors consider the journey worthwhile for the stunning natural beauty that awaits.

The beach is known for its strong waves and windy conditions, making it a spot that nature enthusiasts find appealing. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking walks along the coast, immersing themselves in the natural surroundings. However, they should be vigilant about the presence of jellyfish in the area.

Despite its remote location, Playa de las Malvas never gets too crowded, even during the peak season. This makes it an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility and solitude. However, it should be noted that there are no facilities for disabled individuals.

In terms of weather, the temperature at Playa de las Malvas typically ranges from 18°C to 26°C, providing pleasant conditions for beachgoers. Rainfall is not usually expected, contributing to the overall enjoyable beach experience.