Playa de Alcalá
Playa de Alcalá is a small urban cove with gray-black sand and volcanic gravel located in the fishing village of Alcalá, in the municipality of Guía de Isora, southwest of Tenerife. Of small dimensions (about 30 meters long by 15 meters wide), it is located next to a small pier with fishing boats and is framed by restaurants specializing in fresh fish and traditional cuisine. Along the promenade that borders the village, you can reach the nearby natural pools, known as the natural pools of Alcalá or Charco de La Jaquita.
It is a highly appreciated spot for its sunsets, with the island of La Gomera silhouetted on the horizon.
Essential information
Accessibility
Easy access on foot or by car, with parking nearby; according to webtenerife, it does not have adapted access for people with reduced mobility.
Risk Level
Being a small seaside cove with volcanic rocks and nearby natural pools, exercise caution when swimming with tide or swell, as surfaces can be slippery and there are sections without adapted access.
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