Caletón Blanco — Attraction in Haría

Very safe to swim due to the volcanic rocks protecting the coast from waves even on very windy days. Don't forget water shoes if you want to explore the pools and rocks. Be careful not to slip and fall as some rocks and clay type od sediments are very slippery. The sandy beach is easily accessible by car. You can also use the bus nr 9 from Arrecife that stops in Órzola. You have to walk a bit, either on the main road (approx. 15 min) or by a gravel hiking path close to the sea (approx. 25 min). I would suggest to stay at least 3 hours to see how the tide affects the natural pools. Due to it's popularity, accessibility and the lack of waves that would shuffle the sand a bit, one can find quite a bit of trash accumulating on the beach. There are several trash cans very close to the beach in the parking lot, but I guess some people prefer to leave relics of the fun times they had. Please don't be like this and take your trash with you once you leave this amazing natural...

This place is gorgeous, very windy but you can still enjoy the water lagoons. The 4 stars goes because of the nasty people that come here. We went into one of the rocky manmade shelters (clearly used very frequently by everyone) and my toddler had his hands covered in human excrement. Nasty! There was even toilet paper covered in poo held down by a rock. So many places to go, and people use these shelters? Vile. Can't say we had a good start of the day. People, I know when nature calls you can't help it, but please don't use the very place people lay down and...

Absolutely breathtaking! This lagoon beach feels like a hidden paradise — crystal-clear water, soft sand, and the most peaceful atmosphere. Perfect for swimming, relaxing, or just soaking in the beauty.

It’s one of those places that instantly makes you feel calm and connected to nature. The views are stunning in every direction, and the water is so inviting you’ll never want to leave.

A truly magical spot — I could’ve stayed there forever. Can’t wait...