Punta Mujeres Beaches

The heart of the village, offering a unique and scenic swimming experience in natural volcanic pools, easily accessible to all. These remarkable formations, sculpted from ancient lava flows from the Corona volcano, stretch for over two kilometres along the coastline of this tranquil, white-washed fishing village, creating a natural water park unlike any other on Lanzarote. Here, the raw beauty of dark volcanic rock contrasts strikingly with the crystal-clear turquoise waters, which are continually refreshed by the ocean tides. This series of sheltered coves and pools, frequented by locals, invites leisurely swims in a setting that feels both wild and intrinsically part of the village's charm. The minimal human intervention, mainly in the form of simple access points, ensures the landscape's natural allure remains paramount, offering an authentic slice of island life. It’s a place where the delightful interplay of sun, lava, and the sea creates an enchanting escape, deeply woven into the fabric of Punta Mujeres.

Known for its white sands contrasting with black lava rocks and calm, shallow lagoons, perfect for a tranquil beach day. This stunning stretch of coastline in northern Lanzarote, near Órzola, captivates with its series of coves where brilliant, powdery white sand meets the dark, dramatic shapes of volcanic rock. The solidified lava flows have created natural pools filled with crystal-clear, turquoise waters, offering a serene and picturesque swimming experience sheltered from the open sea. Often described as an unspoiled natural paradise, Caletón Blanco provides a unique visual spectacle and a peaceful escape. Its relatively untouched environment and the striking beauty of its landscape make it a memorable highlight.