Playa de La Enramada is a semi-urban beach situated in the municipality of Adeje on the island of Tenerife, Spain. Measuring 18 meters in width and 325 meters in length, this distinctive beach is renowned for its dark golden sand and moderate waves. It is also characterized by its somewhat rocky terrain, with a unique mix of sand and pebbles that sets it apart from other beaches.
Despite its relatively small size and narrow stretch, Playa de La Enramada offers a distinctive experience for its visitors. The beach is equipped with rest and relaxation facilities. Visitors have the option to rent a sun bed or lay their towels directly on the sand. For refreshments, there is a bar located on the beach.
Playa de La Enramada is surrounded by luxurious resorts and hotels, making it a popular destination for tourists. One of the notable features of the area is a viewpoint near the beach, offering panoramic views of the surrounding islands. The beach is also a popular spot for paragliding, with paragliders often seen soaring off the nearby mountain and landing on the beach. A unique feature of the beach is the carefully stacked small pillars of stones that look out to sea.
During peak season, Playa de La Enramada tends to be crowded. However, it is located at the end of a long walk, which makes it a serene spot and less crowded for visitors. The beach is easily accessible by foot and by car and also offers disabled access. There is an unguarded parking lot with less than 50 spaces available for those who choose to drive. The beach can also be reached by public transportation, specifically interurban buses. The nearest hospital, Hospital Las Américas, is located in Urbanización Playa de las Américas, Arona.
