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Updated 16:53Atlantic/Canary
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Updated 16:53Atlantic/Canary
🌡️ Live west zone weather→In Tenerife it can rain on one coast while the other is in full sun, on the same day.
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Playa La Jaquita, on Alcalá's seafront promenade (Guía de Isora), combines a small black-sand bathing beach with volcanic natural pools along the coast — awarded the Blue Flag. Changing rooms, showers, adapted toilets, a lifeguard post and an information point on site. Nearby: the protected cliffs of Acantilados de la Isorana and the mouth of the Barranco de Erques, a spot valued for its geological interest and worth a short walk beyond the beach.
💡 Local tip
Lifeguard on duty 11am-7pm in summer (1 June-30 September) and 10am-6pm the rest of the year — follow the flag code (red: no swimming, yellow: caution, green: swimming allowed) and stay alert to currents and swell, as the beach carries warnings for drowning risk and slippery rocks. Outside lifeguard hours, swim at your own risk. Prohibited on site: fires, camping, pets, ball games, taking sand or pebbles. Emergency: 112.
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Playa La Jaquita, on Alcalá's seafront promenade (Guía de Isora), combines a small black-sand bathing beach with volcanic natural pools along the coast — awarded the Blue Flag. Changing rooms, showers, adapted toilets, a lifeguard post and an information point on site. Nearby: the protected cliffs of Acantilados de la Isorana and the mouth of the Barranco de Erques, a spot valued for its geological interest and worth a short walk beyond the beach.
💡 Local tip
Lifeguard on duty 11am-7pm in summer (1 June-30 September) and 10am-6pm the rest of the year — follow the flag code (red: no swimming, yellow: caution, green: swimming allowed) and stay alert to currents and swell, as the beach carries warnings for drowning risk and slippery rocks. Outside lifeguard hours, swim at your own risk. Prohibited on site: fires, camping, pets, ball games, taking sand or pebbles. Emergency: 112.