Guayedra Beach

Fantastic experience: Further up the roadside (no paved path) there are parking options, from there it is a relaxed 10-minute walk to the beach below. An easy path that can be managed even with sandals. Refreshing, clear water, manageable sand area for lounging, and naturism is not a problem. Recommended for relaxing and listening to the sound of the waves!

Fantastic experience: Beautiful little beach of big pebbles with some areas of black sand at the foot of the cliffs and a view of Teide, Tenerife Island. Not crowded at the end of November. Access via an easy track followed by a 15/20-minute walk.

Fantastic experience: Black sand beach, rather nudist, very nice. To access it, you need to take the dirt path for about 1 km. Be careful, the path is relatively narrow and you need to anticipate car crossings. There is the possibility to park near the viewpoint of Guayedra. However, there are few parking spaces. You then have to go down to the beach and bypass the apparently abandoned private campsite. You then access this black sand beach.

Fantastic experience: Beach about a 10-minute walk along an easy-to-reach path. Once the car is parked at the top where the road ends, you can easily reach two beaches. The first one is practically rocky and without sand, almost impractical. The second one is the true Guayedra Beach, a charming spot with fine black sand. Positive experience. Few people around, naturism is practiced here so if you feel uncomfortable, I would not recommend it as a place.

Negative experience: Access to the beach is very complicated. It's full of rocks, very uncomfortable, and there are strong waves. There were many more people than we expected. There are much nicer beaches on the island to want to return there :(

Positive experience: After a 1-hour hike from Agaete, we discovered a breathtaking rocky volcanic beach, offering peaceful beauty and a unique rugged landscape. Here you can also spot the Canaries lizards!!

Fantastic experience: Paraje natural dividido en dos playas, la primera de piedra volcánica y la segunda de arena negra. Para acceder a la playa se debe recorrer un camino de tierra en un estado nefasto para un vehículo. Al final de este camino hay un pequeño espacio con hueco para aparacar 5 o 6 coches. Después de eso, se debe continuar el camino de tierra a pie hasta la primera de las playas. Para acceder a la segunda, de arena negra, se debe continuar por el mismo sendero. El total del recorrido conlleva alrededor de 15 minutos. En la playa de piedras no nos bañamos debido al oleaje y que el acceso al agua es más complicado. La segunda playa es de arena fina, con un acceso al mar muy confortable. Aunque una vez dentro del agua puedes encontrar alguna que otra roca.

Fantastic experience: Further up the roadside (no paved path) there are parking options, from there it is a relaxed 10-minute walk to the beach below. An easy path that can be managed even with sandals. Refreshing, clear water, manageable sand area for lounging, and naturism is not a problem. Recommended for relaxing and listening to the sound of the waves!

Fantastic experience: Great beach! We hiked here from Agaete, wonderful views. Waves can be big, suggesting to get in and out on the right side, there are fewer stones and smaller waves. Bring the banana, lizards love them! By the way, lizards are harmless, even if they are big.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful little beach of big pebbles with some areas of black sand at the foot of the cliffs and a view of Teide, Tenerife Island. Not crowded at the end of November. Access via an easy track followed by a 15/20-minute walk.

Fantastic experience: Black sand beach, rather nudist, very nice. To access it, you need to take the dirt path for about 1 km. Be careful, the path is relatively narrow and you need to anticipate car crossings. There is the possibility to park near the viewpoint of Guayedra. However, there are few parking spaces. You then have to go down to the beach and bypass the apparently abandoned private campsite. You then access this black sand beach.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful place, stunning sea and double beach, the first on the rocks and the second on the sand. The only downside is that it's close to the port, so when the ferry to the other islands passes, quite high waves are raised that last several minutes (however, the waves are high on their own).

Fantastic experience: Further up the roadside (no paved path) there are parking options, from there it is a relaxed 10-minute walk to the beach below. An easy path that can be managed even with sandals. Refreshing, clear water, manageable sand area for lounging, and naturism is not a problem. Recommended for relaxing and listening to the sound of the waves!

Fantastic experience: Black sand beach, rather nudist, very nice. To access it, you need to take the dirt path for about 1 km. Be careful, the path is relatively narrow and you need to anticipate car crossings. There is the possibility to park near the viewpoint of Guayedra. However, there are few parking spaces. You then have to go down to the beach and bypass the apparently abandoned private campsite. You then access this black sand beach.

Negative experience: We could go into the water and the water is very nice, however, there are extremely many lizards on the beach. I have no problem with lizards but here it was like a permanent, disgusting nuisance, as some of them are quite large and constantly crawl over to you. I would not recommend anyone to come here.

Negative experience: Nudist beach, difficult to access and very dangerous, with stones and a lot of waves. It is not worth making such a difficult trip and then not even going into the water. Not recommended. I will not go back. It is not worth it.

Fantastic experience: It was a pleasant visit! It was about a 15-minute walk down to the beach. It is a nice, soft black sand beach with an epic landscape. Sadly, there is little trash in the beautiful nature.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful place, stunning sea and double beach, the first on the rocks and the second on the sand. The only downside is that it's close to the port, so when the ferry to the other islands passes, quite high waves are raised that last several minutes (however, the waves are high on their own).