Explore Teguise Beach In Lanzarote

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your algebraic formula because amusement ashore the beach is "Water=Waves", then you ought be heading for the northern coastline that takes in Famara (and neighbouring La Santa - See article "13 Lanzarote beaches - Tinajo").
Our premier of six beaches creature reviewed in this area is known as Famara, measuring 6 kilometres long by 100 m (the biggest beach in Lanzarote). Fine golden sand, a constant wind and ever present strong bulges opposition a background of mountains makes this value visiting, but the strong currents in this area can be a problem, so keep small babies well within your reach.
The surf in this part of the island is world prominent (so it's virtually amazing that Famara is often referred to as the Hawaii of Europe). Large waves break into the shore, and roll up the nice pearly sand towards the coast road, making it a surfers heaven. Behind the road you'll detect a large district of sand dunes, a perfect sheltered pedestal from which apt view proceedings.
The village neighboring has a few restaurants and cafe bars where you can enjoy a quiet nectar - merely it's entire quite laid behind and has a UK/Sunday feel about the entire area.
Close to the village of La Caleta, it can be reached by guaguas (autobus).
Our second beach takes us to a semi-developed area known as Ensenada de la Calleta, 400m long at 12 m wide and fine white sand. This beach is situated alongside Arrecife and the wharf area of Mármoles. This beach is much visited, for its lull waters antagonism the wind that blows constantly. You tin reach this beach along guaguas (autobus) and there are several services accessible including hammocks/parasols, restaurants/bars, parking and showers.
Our third beach is known as Las Cucharas and is in the main holiday resort of Costa Teguise. This sheltered beach is 640m long consisting of fine sand and placid waters., circled by big hotels and rooms where structure and scenery have been harmoniously integrated. The beach is although ideal for windsurfing and offers a full range of services from hammocks/parasols to bars/restaurants by its stroll to telephones,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], parking, good wheelchair way, bus stop and rental of a wide range of amusements equipment.
Our fourth beach, distinct Costa Teguise favourite, is known as Los Charcos. At 250 m long and 30m wide and consisting of fine white sand, clear water and cooling winds, it's hardly surprising. This beach is is on the coastline beside Puerto del Carmen (covered in variant article of mine entitled "12 Lanzarote Beaches - Tias"). The tranquillity of the sea in this area is due to the breakwater which shelters it from the strong waves and currents. There is a docking area and seaside boardwalk, together with services including hammocks/parasols, parking, quaquas (autobus).
Our fifth beach is understood as Bastián, 375m long, 15m broad, consisting of fine white sand mixed with pebble and remove water. This beach is located in a semi-developed area of Costa Teguise and offers a complete scope of services that contain hammocks/parasols, parking,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], guaguas (autobus) and eventually, our sixth beach is El Jablillo, 350m.long, 20m wide, fine white sand mixed with gravel with calm waters in a relatively windswept area. Services include telephones, parking, guaguas (autobus) and a range of bars & canteens.