Playa de Tazacorte

Playa de Tazacorte, often referred to simply as Tazacorte, is a semi-urban beach located in the municipality of Tazacorte on the island of La Palma, in the Canary Islands, Spain. The beach is known for its unique black volcanic sand and clean, clear waters that are suitable for swimming almost year-round. It stretches 200 meters in length and is 8 meters wide.

One of the defining features of Playa de Tazacorte is its microclimate, which tends to be a few degrees warmer than areas just a few kilometers away. This, along with its high waves, makes it a popular spot for water activities. It's also divided into separate sections for dogs and naturists, ensuring a diverse range of options for visitors.

The beach is surrounded by a promenade that features various amenities, including restaurants and shops, and a marina. These facilities add to the convenience and attractiveness of the area for visitors. The beach itself is well-maintained, providing a relaxing environment for beachgoers to unwind and enjoy the natural surroundings. Facilities such as restrooms and showers are available.

During the high season, Playa de Tazacorte tends to be very crowded, indicating its popularity among both locals and tourists. Despite its small size, the town of Tazacorte offers a range of amenities for visitors. The marina provides good facilities and the town has a selection of eateries.

Getting to Playa de Tazacorte is straightforward. Those arriving by boat can conveniently access the beach via the marina. For those on foot, the beach is easily accessible from the town of Tazacorte.