Beautiful beach going there is a bit tricky so read carefully: Don't go by the Google location, park the car on the sides of San Diego streat and walk about 15 minutes to the iron gate in the picture, descend down until you see the yellow fence in the picture and crawl under it, then descend carefully in the cliff. There are some ropes that people put there so you can use but don't trust them too much. Check when the sun is above the cliff before you come, it should be in the afternoon. Enjoy!

A secluded place that is probably one of the best beaches I have ever been to. Not a lot of people, clothing optional and around 700 meters of black sand make this beach truly special. Don‘t get distracted by the fences that tell you it is closed. It is not. Just wear proper shoes!

Fantastic Beach!!!! A little hard to get to, there are two ways down. Google will direct you to the north end, but the way is steep and you have to park a fair way away. There’s a path that goes down right up from where the beach is from the road. The way is very steep and not suitable for mobility impaired persons. The old stairwell is dangerous and not passable, however if you continue past, you can find the path down. It’s quite steep and rocky, but passable. Once down, the beach is incredible! Not too many people and lovely black sand. Amazing beach and worth the 30 minute trek.

The location is pretty problematic as you have to go through some dodgy areas, steps and cliffs. The view is breathtaking and worth the walk down. Clear water, massive waves although have not seen anyone surfing. It's called natural beach but they mean naturally naked people:)

Excellent and really quiet beach. Very hard to reach. Very steep decent along a cliff. But the beach itself is very nice. Great sandy piece of land along the rocks.

My secret spot ! Only for nudists , surfers and good swimmers.Dog Friendly . Dangerous access, no life guards , strong currents and not recommended for small children.

Nice beach, but access tricky via the only remaining way down. A good scramble. Check tide times, as the route is via the rocks, and they're covered by high tide.

Attempted access today but the beach is definitely closed. Access is fenced off and there is no way down at the moment. Some construction work seems to have started to give access but by the looks of the scaffolding no work has taken place for some time.

DO NOT GO IN THE WATER! It’s difficult to get to this beach but it’s very beautiful if you can get through the rocks safely. However once you’re there it’s best to just sit and enjoy the view. You can dip your feet but it’s VERY DANGEROUS to swim or go any further than knee-deep water. Please read this and do not repeat the tragedy two days ago.

Such a lost place. You gonna feel like in another world. Steep cliffs are green and makes the bariér to the beach. Hard to get down to the ocean. Not recommend to climbe without the experiences and local guy. Anyhow you will see a lot from the the top of the cliff.

Best beach in Tenerife! Not easy to find..the trail given in google map is wrong. The beach can only be accessed through Escaleras Los Patos.

It was a real adventure to get to this beach. Please have proper shoes, like mountain shoes. Once your there you will love it

Lovely beach. Access is not for the faint hearted. Follow the instructions in the review by Joseph.

Beautiful beach but complicated access. You should get though barriers but worth visiting

Bit hard to get there, but worth it. Not so crowded, beautiful beach. Watch out for your stuff as tide swallows half of the beach .

A great little beach. Walked from Puerto Del a Cruz along the footpath to get there, very enjoyable even though I was slow roasted by the time I got there.

Super nice beach with black sand. The entrance is a little bit tricky to find if you are here for the first time. You have to walk down the stairs and follow the dry riverbed. Probably not the best beach to swim, depending on the conditions of the waves, but definitely a nice spot to hang out.

One of my favourite places in Tenerife