Playa San Miguel de Abona eFoil-Vorhersage

A small, unserviced cove of black lava stones and pebbles on Tenerife's south coast, open to the Atlantic. The rough rocky bottom suits snorkelling, kayaking and paddleboarding more than swimming; water shoes advised. No lifeguards are present — call 112 in an emergency. Spring tides reach 2.3–2.4 m, submerging much of the beach at high water and exposing rock at low tide; jellyfish and riptide are noted hazards. Dogs and nudism are banned.