Accommodation The Playa del Paso is a sandy beach which is often empty. You have to get there by foot, so is limited to those adventurous enough to try their luck.
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Excursions Where is Playa El Paso?
This beach is located on the coast of the Timanfaya National Park, which is why it can only be accessed by foot. You can get there from the town of El Golfo on a footpath heading north.
Features of Playa El Paso
Name:
Playa de El Paso
Municipality:
Yaiza
Town:
El Golfo
Public transport connections:
No
Windy:
No
Sand:
Black
Number of visitors:
Low.
Waves:
Yes
Family Friendly:
No
Sports:
No.
Parking:
No
Showers:
No
Lifeguards:
No
Length:
184 m
Surroundings:
Isolated in the heart of nature.
Pets:
No.
Accessibility:
Low difficulty
This beach is noted for the beauty of its black sand contrasting with the spray of the sea and its strong tides. If you are lucky enough to be there at the end of the afternoon, you’ll be able to enjoy one of the best sunsets in Lanzarote. Although this beach is not very well-known of among tourists, don’t hesitate to visit it to discover the volcanic soul of the island.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Is it a windy beach?
This part of the island is not known for being particularly windy, but you do need to be careful with the water currents in this area.
What type of sand is there?
It is a beach with black sand
Are there many waves?
This area of the island is known for its strong tides. We do not recommend swimming in this part of the island.
Are there any public transport connections?
You can only reach the Playa de El Paso via the footpath from El Golfo, no transport can access the beach.
Does it get busy?
It is not a hugely busy beach, as due to the relative dangers it is not an option for those families looking to spend a day out at the beach.
Is it family friendly?
It is not recommended for families due to the strong tides and currents.
What sports can you do at the beach there?
It is not a good beach for any sport.
Is there parking?
No, as you can only access it by foot via the footpath from El Golfo.
Are there showers?
No
Does this beach have lifeguards?
No
Is this beach suitable for wheelchair users?
It is not recommended for those in a wheelchair as the path to get to the beach can be rough.
Are pets allowed on this beach?
Pets are not allowed, just as with other parts of the island’s coast. Despite this, there are often some local dogs.
Climate at Playa de El Paso
The weather in the south of the island is warm with great temperatures for most of the year. The average temperatures are between 20ºC-26ºC with very little rainfall.
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