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Playa de Benijo — Attraction in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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Playa de Benijo
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El Mirador de Benijo
Caserio Benijo, 1, 38129 Benijo, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Casa Paca
Caserio Benijo, 8, 38129 Benijo, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
La Venta de Marrero
Caserio Benijo, 2, 38129 Benijo, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Bar Chiringuito El Drago
C. la Cruz, 4, 38129, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
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Casanaga
Calle el cabo, 1, 38129 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
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Playa de Benijo

Spain
4.7(810)
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attractions: , restaurants: El Mirador de Benijo, Casa Paca, La Venta de Marrero, Bar Chiringuito El Drago
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Nearby restaurants of Playa de Benijo

El Mirador de Benijo

Casa Paca

La Venta de Marrero

Bar Chiringuito El Drago

El Mirador de Benijo

El Mirador de Benijo

4.3

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Casa Paca

Casa Paca

4.5

(730)

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La Venta de Marrero

La Venta de Marrero

3.8

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Bar Chiringuito El Drago

Bar Chiringuito El Drago

4.3

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Reviews of Playa de Benijo

4.7
(810)
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5.0
1y

Amazing place to visit! There is huge waves and not many people. Life guard are at place watching over you, not very sunny after lunch due to sun moving to the other side of the island but is still warm. But there is a catch. If you rent a car as we did and stay at the southern part of the island - there is an adventure to drive there. You will have to drive through an hour long drive way, followed by a huge city (Santa Cruz) with much traffic, followed by a serpent like road through the mountains with very steep edges and not wide road. So my advice is - if you are confident in your driving skill - take an amazing road trip with a card, if you are not and just want to visit an amazing beach - take a bus. There is busses going straight to it, though I cannot tell anything about them,...

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5.0
3y

If you enjoy nature, you will find your fantastic time here. Accessible by bus 946 (bus stop Cruces de Almáciga) from Santa Cruz through a wonderful mountain road with many hairpin turns. I'm glad I didn't have to drive and just enjoyed the view.

Amazing beach both from the top view or at the water level. The best beach in Tenerife in terms of wild rugged beauty, and I have been to 10 beaches around the island. Black soft sand in contrast with whitewater waves. The road along the coast is magical. While walking, I can't stop taking pictures every few meters because of the constant change of view. I had so much fun playing with the waves or just walk along the beach marveling how beautifully the sea and the...

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4.0
1y

Playa de Benijo, nestled on Tenerife's rugged northern coast, is a breathtaking escape for those seeking beauty in its most unspoiled form. This secluded beach, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and accessible only via a winding path, offers a slice of paradise where the Atlantic's powerful waves meet pristine volcanic sands. The view here, especially at sunset, is nothing short of magical, with the sky and sea ablaze in hues of orange and pink. Its remote location ensures a tranquil atmosphere, ideal for contemplative walks or simply basking in nature's majesty. Playa de Benijo is not just a beach; it's an experience, offering a profound connection with the natural world that stays with you long...

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Alex TalstoiAlex Talstoi
Amazing place to visit! There is huge waves and not many people. Life guard are at place watching over you, not very sunny after lunch due to sun moving to the other side of the island but is still warm. But there is a catch. If you rent a car as we did and stay at the southern part of the island - there is an adventure to drive there. You will have to drive through an hour long drive way, followed by a huge city (Santa Cruz) with much traffic, followed by a serpent like road through the mountains with very steep edges and not wide road. So my advice is - if you are confident in your driving skill - take an amazing road trip with a card, if you are not and just want to visit an amazing beach - take a bus. There is busses going straight to it, though I cannot tell anything about them, since we drove.
Mai NguyenMai Nguyen
If you enjoy nature, you will find your fantastic time here. Accessible by bus 946 (bus stop Cruces de Almáciga) from Santa Cruz through a wonderful mountain road with many hairpin turns. I'm glad I didn't have to drive and just enjoyed the view. Amazing beach both from the top view or at the water level. The best beach in Tenerife in terms of wild rugged beauty, and I have been to 10 beaches around the island. Black soft sand in contrast with whitewater waves. The road along the coast is magical. While walking, I can't stop taking pictures every few meters because of the constant change of view. I had so much fun playing with the waves or just walk along the beach marveling how beautifully the sea and the mountain meet up.
Michael HunkelerMichael Hunkeler
Playa de Benijo, nestled on Tenerife's rugged northern coast, is a breathtaking escape for those seeking beauty in its most unspoiled form. This secluded beach, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and accessible only via a winding path, offers a slice of paradise where the Atlantic's powerful waves meet pristine volcanic sands. The view here, especially at sunset, is nothing short of magical, with the sky and sea ablaze in hues of orange and pink. Its remote location ensures a tranquil atmosphere, ideal for contemplative walks or simply basking in nature's majesty. Playa de Benijo is not just a beach; it's an experience, offering a profound connection with the natural world that stays with you long after your visit.
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Amazing place to visit! There is huge waves and not many people. Life guard are at place watching over you, not very sunny after lunch due to sun moving to the other side of the island but is still warm. But there is a catch. If you rent a car as we did and stay at the southern part of the island - there is an adventure to drive there. You will have to drive through an hour long drive way, followed by a huge city (Santa Cruz) with much traffic, followed by a serpent like road through the mountains with very steep edges and not wide road. So my advice is - if you are confident in your driving skill - take an amazing road trip with a card, if you are not and just want to visit an amazing beach - take a bus. There is busses going straight to it, though I cannot tell anything about them, since we drove.
Alex Talstoi

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If you enjoy nature, you will find your fantastic time here. Accessible by bus 946 (bus stop Cruces de Almáciga) from Santa Cruz through a wonderful mountain road with many hairpin turns. I'm glad I didn't have to drive and just enjoyed the view. Amazing beach both from the top view or at the water level. The best beach in Tenerife in terms of wild rugged beauty, and I have been to 10 beaches around the island. Black soft sand in contrast with whitewater waves. The road along the coast is magical. While walking, I can't stop taking pictures every few meters because of the constant change of view. I had so much fun playing with the waves or just walk along the beach marveling how beautifully the sea and the mountain meet up.
Mai Nguyen

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Playa de Benijo, nestled on Tenerife's rugged northern coast, is a breathtaking escape for those seeking beauty in its most unspoiled form. This secluded beach, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and accessible only via a winding path, offers a slice of paradise where the Atlantic's powerful waves meet pristine volcanic sands. The view here, especially at sunset, is nothing short of magical, with the sky and sea ablaze in hues of orange and pink. Its remote location ensures a tranquil atmosphere, ideal for contemplative walks or simply basking in nature's majesty. Playa de Benijo is not just a beach; it's an experience, offering a profound connection with the natural world that stays with you long after your visit.
Michael Hunkeler

Michael Hunkeler

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