Question 1

What type of sand does Playa de Benijo have?

Accepted Answer

Playa de Benijo is a Volcanic black beach, located in the north-east of Tenerife.

Question 2

Is swimming safe at Playa de Benijo?

Accepted Answer

Swimming conditions at Playa de Benijo are moderate. Swimming is usually possible but stay cautious in strong wind or swell. Local tip: ⚠️ PLAYA CERRADA — Beach closed to the public. The Citizen Security and Emergency Department of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council has ordered the closure of Playa de Benijo due to rockfall risks (desprendimientos) that pose a serious danger to beach visitors. Closed since July 2024, access is forbidden and marked with barriers — do not cross the barriers, the danger is real (falling rocks from the cliff). Safety work is underway, reopening is uncertain at this time (please check conditions before visiting). The beach remains visible and photographable from the elevated viewpoint without descending.

Question 3

How do you get to Playa de Benijo by bus?

Accepted Answer

Playa de Benijo is accessible by public transport: line 945.

Question 4

Do you need a car to get to Playa de Benijo?

Accepted Answer

A car is recommended to reach Playa de Benijo — public transport does not go there directly.

Question 5

Is Playa de Benijo accessible for people with reduced mobility?

Accepted Answer

Playa de Benijo has limited accessibility for people with reduced mobility due to the terrain.

Question 6

What is the best time to visit Playa de Benijo?

Accepted Answer

The best time to enjoy Playa de Benijo is Afternoon.

Question 7

What facilities are there at Playa de Benijo?

Accepted Answer

Playa de Benijo has the following facilities: Parking, Restaurants.