Tabaiba Baja - all beaches

This place provides an excellent opportunity for snorkelling, with two entrances on the sides which are ideal for children to stay safe from the waves. The main stairs lead to deeper water, and sunbeds are available for 5 EUR for the day. There is plenty of room to soak up the sun, and a free library located next to the playground on the street which allows visitors to borrow a book. Free parking is available on the street, although there are no restrooms and the showers are not in service.

This beach, which seems to mainly serve as a home for the homeless (judging by the presence of tents), has the potential to be a hidden gem in the city. However, regrettably, it appears that nobody pays much attention to this place.

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.

This place is a hidden gem, barely known by locals, and it's surprisingly easy to access. It's a beach that feels like it's all yours!

This small beach is a hidden gem in Tenerife - it's the only spot on the whole island that has managed to escape the thick cloud cover that has blanketed the area for days. The sun is shining brightly here, and the beach is characterized by its soft gray sand and pebbles, so be sure to bring your flip flops! It's wonderfully quiet, with plenty of great shops and restaurants nearby. Plus, you can get a parasol and two sunbeds for just €7.50 - an absolute bargain!

This is one of my favorite beaches on the entire island. It offers a great spot for swimming that is protected by a breakwater, and there is also a pier for jumping into the water. The Red Cross has a presence near the pier, so it feels safe to jump. Another great feature of this beach is the abundance of restaurants along the shoreline. However, be aware that the beach is pebbly and can be uncomfortable to walk on. I recommend wearing slippers or other protective footwear.