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"****** hell, what a brilliant beach and waterfront development done absolutely right. Am so glad I chose to stay in Las Palmas instead of the usual tourist enclave down south. This is where more locals are out and about especially the Las Arenas end. Absolutely safe even when I was out jogging at 5a.m saying hello to all the party people just making their way home or making out by the beach. In the evening, walking along the more than 2km stretch is awesome. Random groups of drum circles and traditional dancers on top and mad kids playing volleyball, futsal and some weird badminton on the beach itself. Surfers wiping out in the twilight. Now this is a proper well loved and used beach sans h...
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So this has been my home for the past year. And this beach is minutes from my home. The best part of this beach is that it is huge. And is a good surfing beach. The bad part is in the summer, there are so many people on this beach it's hard to find a spot at the weekends. So I usually make due with some time during the weekend while everyone is at work. The left side of the beach is the most dumpy part. The buildings are falling apart a bit. And to the right is the most beautiful. If you make the walk to the really old section to the far far right, you'll find my favourite spot. The boardwalk is made of a beautiful old stone. It's just gorgous. And at the end of the beach to the far left......
My favourite place on the island. So relaxing and peaceful. As its the locals beach, not many tourists are seen, only locals, which makes it quieter and more cultural. Its clean and its lovely to sit on the warm sand looking at a good view. Rather than looking at an endless sea, you can enjoy the view of the mountains. The bars and restaurants by La Puntilla (at the beginning of the Las Canteras) are nice to sit in with a nice drink and with traditional food (really good food). You get good food drinks for a good price with a great view and great weather. Its so quiet and fewer people unlike the beach down south in Playa del Ingles which is full of tourists everywhere! In the evening you get...
This was my first time at this beach... I will warn you, parking is awful here! It took us about 25 minutes to find parking and we eventually parked in a parking garage for 4,95 €. We stayed for 2 hours. There are shops all along the beach! We went to a coffee shop and ice cream (froyo) on our way to this beach. One thing I liked was that the beach was pretty shallow great for parents with kids to not have to worry about the beach being too deep for their children. This beach is pretty mossy and had lots of rocky areas. I did see lots of crabs all over the rocky parts of the beach. I love that they are able to live in their natural habitat but did not like how they were everywhere eeeek!!! O...
****** hell, what a brilliant beach and waterfront development done absolutely right. Am so glad I chose to stay in Las Palmas instead of the usual tourist enclave down south. This is where more locals are out and about especially the Las Arenas end. Absolutely safe even when I was out jogging at 5a.m saying hello to all the party people just making their way home or making out by the beach. In the evening, walking along the more than 2km stretch is awesome. Random groups of drum circles and traditional dancers on top and mad kids playing volleyball, futsal and some weird badminton on the beach itself. Surfers wiping out in the twilight. Now this is a proper well loved and used beach sans ho...
