Guimar - all beaches

This place may not be as tranquil as the beaches on the west side, as the sea is a bit rougher. But it still has its own charm, with its black sand and worth spending a day at.

This place was really something special - it was my first time visiting a beach with black sand. The waves were huge - if you waded out about 5-6 meters, you'd be completely submerged. The sand was scorching hot, but it was a truly incredible experience.

This beach was great - the sand was black, the waves were big, and even though there was a red flag, we were still able to go in the water (not too deep). Plus, it was easy to access and there were lifeguards on duty.

Playa de Radazul has gorgeous views, and the sand is great for snorkeling as it's sheltered from the waves. The only downside is that there are no restrooms, but there is parking along the road.

This tranquil beach is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With limited people around, it's the perfect spot for a laid-back day. The parking lot is ample, however, the only downside is that there are no public restrooms. Sadly, the small bar that used to be around has shut down.

Not an easy place to get to - the steep cliffs act as a barrier, making it difficult to get down to the ocean. Climbing without experience or local guidance is not recommended. Even if you can't get down to the beach, the view from the top of the cliffs is still stunning. It feels like being in another world, but getting to the beach is a challenge.