El Cuchillo - all beaches

At the start of the beach, closer to the town, there are fewer rocks, making it my preferred spot for swimming. There were plenty of surfers and the waves were nice, creating a great ocean vibe.

This beach is extremely hazardous due to strong undercurrents that almost caused me to lose my life. It's also impossible to walk on the scorching hot black sand without shoes. Overall, there are much better beaches to visit on Lanzarote.

This spot is a fantastic place to visit, but beware of the jellyfish! Additionally, the great news is that it has public free entry, making it a great option for a budget-friendly outing.

We visited a beautiful untamed beach that offered breathtaking views of the towering cliff face above Famara. There were a couple of stone circles that provided shelter from the wind, although there was no wind on the day we went.

This stunning part of the island is a sight to behold. The wild and untamed landscapes are juxtaposed by the tumultuous sea, creating a truly awe-inspiring view.

This place is great for a motorhome or camper, or even if you just want to drive in with some sandwiches and enjoy the day. made up of rocks and sand, and you can take a dip in the water, but it's not really suitable for swimming. I've always found there to be waves and wind, so I wouldn't recommend swimming there. Despite that, it's still a really tranquil spot, and I love it for what it is.