Taco - all beaches

Today we had a wonderful time at this beach. The water was calm and perfect for swimming, and the temperature was pleasantly warm. There was plenty of room to relax and sunbathe on our own towels, or if preferred, we could rent a sun lounger. This beach has everything you could possibly need - restrooms, changing facilities, an outdoor shower, and even food and drink services right on the beachfront. The beach itself boasts beautiful golden sand, which was brought in from the Sahara in the 1970s. The absence of rocks or stones in the water made entering the water a breeze.

That place is the perfect spot for a relaxing day in the sun! The waves are great and there's plenty of space for everyone. Plus, there are lifeguards on duty for added safety. Feel free to wear whatever you want - whether it's a swimsuit or nothing at all - no judgement here! Just make sure to get there early, as there's no parking after 11am.

This beach near Tabaiba Baja is an ideal spot for snorkeling.

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 secluded beach on Tenerife is a paradise! It's not overcrowded with tourists, only a few friendly faces, and there's no noise or scams to worry about. There's no need to give it more than a single star, as this spot is best kept a secret!

Taganana beach is a great spot for a day out at the coast. It's not as grand as the beaches after it, like Benijo, but it's easily accessible and much safer for swimming. Plus, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the coast from a small promontory. If you're looking to spend a day at the beach, Taganana should be your first stop - and then you can explore Benijo and the other beaches afterwards.