Playa de Montaña Roja

Playa de Montaña Roja is a beach nestled in the town of Yaiza, on the island of Lanzarote, within the province of Las Palmas. This semi-urban beach stretches over a length of 260 meters with a variable width ranging from 7 to 20 meters. The beach is noted for its golden and fine sand, which contributes to its scenic beauty.

The beach is easily accessible, with options to reach by foot, car, or bus service available on Line 6. However, visitors should be prepared for the beach's mostly rocky terrain, which can make access to the sea challenging due to slippery rocks. Despite this, the beach offers an extraordinary experience with its unique location near a volcano, providing breathtaking views. A nearby bar offers refreshments, enhancing the beach experience, especially during late hours.

In terms of amenities, Playa de Montaña Roja is quite basic with no provision for toilets, showers, or trash cans. The beach does not permit nudism and does not offer rental services for sunbeds or umbrellas. Furthermore, there are no sports or playground areas, nautical clubs, or facilities for scuba diving. However, visitors can find dining options in nearby restaurants.

The beach's occupancy level can vary, ranging from low to medium or even full at times. Despite its rocky nature which may not be ideal for bathers, it is known for the ferries that frequently pass by, creating an exciting surf.