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This stunning beach on the Atlantic Ocean is easily accessible by bike or on foot. The waves may be too strong for swimming, but the scenery is still breathtaking!

This location is an ideal spot to unwind. Its sandy shore is perfect for lazing in the sun and its views are breathtaking. The heat is ideal for those looking to soak up some rays.

We found the beach to be the second best on the island (after Famara). The best time to visit is in the morning or late afternoon when the tide is low. You'll likely have the beach all to yourself since there are hardly any people around.

Getting to Camino de los Gracioseros may not be worth the effort - it involves climbing 350m up a mountain side. Though it may look nice from the top, it's just another beach with a few sand dunes. It's not the most beautiful white sand beach in Lanzarote either. The parking area is full of broken glass, but we didn't have any problems. If you still decide to go, make sure to bring hiking shoes, sunscreen, water, and a change of clothes, as you'll be soaked in sweat from the heat. Also, if you want to avoid families, nudists, and people engaging in public displays of affection, come before 3pm.

This tranquil beach is a real sight to behold, with its clear and cold waters and the striking yellow and brown colours of the Montaña Amarilla. You can get to the beach by walking for about 15 minutes from Playa Francesa, which is accessible by bike or taxi. Best of all, it's free to enter!

That place is a great spot for a budget-friendly overnight stay. It has a reservation system for camping, so you don't have to worry about not having a spot. The showers and bathrooms are decent, too. Plus, it's conveniently located near the harbor. All-in-all, it's a great spot for a cost-effective stay!