Playa de Bajamar

Playa de Bajamar is a semi-urban beach situated in the municipality of Breña Alta, in La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain. It is located approximately 600 meters south of Santa Cruz de La Palma, the island's capital, and can be reached via the LP-2 regional road, also known as Avenida de Bajamar. The beach is also accessible by public transportation, specifically urban buses. The beach is characterized by its fine, dark, volcanic sand, and spans around 700 meters in length with an average width of 43 meters. It is known for its moderate waves and the impressive views it offers of the natural monument of El Risco de La Concepción. It is also located close to a fishing harbor and a shelter for recreational boats. Playa de Bajamar features landscaped areas along its wide promenade, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy leisurely walks by the sea. Various amenities are available for beachgoers, including healthcare assistance and lifeguard services, which ensure a safe and comfortable experience. The beach is also accessible for people with disabilities. Despite being in close proximity to the capital city, Playa de Bajamar tends to get crowded during peak season. Parking spaces are available for visitors arriving by car, but they are not monitored. Nearby, there are several cafes within walking distance, providing convenient options for refreshments. The beach also offers a unique view of the port and the visiting cruise ships, adding to its appeal. Despite the development of larger beaches in Santa Cruz, Playa de Bajamar continues to attract visitors with its unique charm and natural beauty.