The Punta de Jandia, south of the island is totally unspoilt area and well preserved, perhaps because it is not easy to reach this area as there is only a dirt road for access.
It is next to Puertito de la Cruz, a seaside village which is interesting in this area, we findsome deserted beaches and wild, with very few people.

To reach the beach, we take a dirt road next to the turbine, which is directed towards the sea, and less than 600 meters to the coast where we found this beach and other small coves to enjoy the sea.
In this area of ​​the coast have to be careful with the sea, as the surf and currents are strong.
In the north of this beach there are rocks full of snails and other animals living in the puddles.

My  Opinión:

I went one day at the beach with some friends and traveled the area of the island and we were all alone (late May). Very quiet beach of sand and stones, which have to be careful in the sea.
You can buy cold drinks in one of two restaurants that are in the Puertito de la Cruz Town.
Is perfect for spending a quiet day without crowds or noise.
 

 
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Lenght WIdth: 120 m. x 20 m..

Parking: In the beach

GPS:

28º 04´28,62¨ N - 14º 29´34,87¨ O

Sand: White fine and small stones.

Divig: No.

Nudism: Yes.

Other

Hotels:

Morro Jable 20 km.

Costa Calma, 50 km.

Airport: 100 km.

To visit:

Caleta de la Madera.

Nearby Beaches:

Morro Jable 20 km.

Playa de Ojos, a 2 km.

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