Haría, located in the north of Lanzarote, offers a diverse and captivating beach experience, distinct from the bustling resorts in the south. This region is characterized by its more rugged, natural, and often tranquil coastline, appealing to visitors seeking authentic Canarian charm and a connection with nature. You'll find a variety of sand types, from the stunning white sands of Caletón Blanco to the golden shores of La Garita Beach and Playa de La Cantería. While some beaches are easily accessible, others, like the secluded Playa del Risco, reward adventurers with unspoiled beauty after a hike or boat trip.
Families often gravitate towards the calmer waters and amenities of La Garita Beach in Arrieta or the picturesque, shallow lagoons of Caletón Blanco. For those seeking a more active coastal experience, the powerful waves at Famara make it a surfer's paradise, while Playa de La Cantería also attracts experienced surfers with its strong tides. Beyond the sandy stretches, the coastline around Haría is also famed for its natural swimming pools, notably in Punta Mujeres, offering unique and refreshing bathing spots carved from volcanic rock.
Whether you're looking for a local hub like La Garita Beach, an iconic escape such as Playa De Papagayo (though further south, it's a Lanzarote must-see), the surf haven of Famara, the hidden gem Playa de La Cantería, or the scenic beauty of Caletón Blanco, Haría's coastline has something to offer. For those keen to explore further, our guide details a longer list of beaches, each with its own unique appeal, showcasing the wilder, more authentic side of Lanzarote's celebrated shores.
