El Roque - all beaches

The beach is quite nice and not too crowded. It can get a bit windy at times, which can make it difficult to relax. However, it's a great spot for water activities.

This place is perfect for water sports such as windsurfing and offers plenty of sunshine for those wanting to relax in the sun. There is a large cliff overlooking the beach and a rather bumpy, rocky road leading down from El Cotillo. The car park is full of rocks, so be sure to get full insurance on your hire car to avoid any mishaps. Don't forget to bring parasols if you plan to stay in the sun for a while as it can get quite hot!

For me, it's probably one of the wildest beaches in the world. Getting there can be a challenge, but it's worth it for the unbeatable surfing and snorkeling when the wind isn't too strong.

This beach is a rugged paradise, boasting a unique set of stairs that lead down to the shore. It's a rare sight, and one that is certainly worth experiencing.

That place is a hidden gem. It takes a bit of bravery to get there, but it's worth it. The views are breathtaking, and the atmosphere is peaceful and tranquil. A perfect spot for a secluded getaway.

This beach is an ideal spot for beginner surfers, with its mellow and mushy waves providing the perfect opportunity for long white water rides. It's quite an unusual spot for the North Shore, as the waves break in a disordered fashion. Whether the waves are big or small, there's always some foam to ride. Longboarders may also find it suitable when the conditions are glassy and small. It's a great spot all year round, but it's important to note that this beach is primarily a windsurf spot. If windsurfers are rigging or you're surfing and they start sailing, it's best to leave the water for your own safety. © Surfer Map