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Watersports spots near Santa Cruz de La Palma

8 beaches within 25 km of Santa Cruz de La Palma, Spain, each scored 0–100 for today by sport and ability level.

Where can you surf near Santa Cruz de La Palma today?

The best-scoring spot near Santa Cruz de La Palma right now is Playa de Puerto Naos — 84/100 for e-foiling at expert level, 17 km away.

Every spot within 25 km of Santa Cruz de La Palma

Watersports spots near Santa Cruz de La Palma, ranked by distance, with today's best score
SpotDistanceBest todayGood for
Playa de Santa Cruz de La Palma1.0 km75/100GoodPaddleboarding · expert
Playa de Los Guinchos1.0 km75/100GoodPaddleboarding · expert
Playa de los Cancajos2.6 km75/100GoodPaddleboarding · expert
Playa de Nogales9.6 km65/100GoodSurfing · intermediate
Playa de Puerto Naos17.5 km84/100ExcellentE-Foiling · expert
Playa de Charco Verde17.5 km82/100ExcellentE-Foiling · expert
Playa de Tazacorte18.0 km81/100ExcellentE-Foiling · expert
Playa El Remo18.3 km71/100GoodPaddleboarding · expert

Distances are straight-line from the centre of Santa Cruz de La Palma, not driving distance. “Best today” is the highest score across all sports and ability levels at that spot for the current hour, so a spot can rank highly for a discipline you do not do — open the spot page for the full sport × ability breakdown.

Further afield

04 · FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How many surf spots are near Santa Cruz de La Palma?

There are 8 beaches and watersports spots within 25 km of Santa Cruz de La Palma, Spain, ranging from 1 km to 18 km away. Each one is scored 0–100 for ten watersports across four ability levels.

Where is the best place to surf near Santa Cruz de La Palma today?

The best-scoring spot near Santa Cruz de La Palma right now is Playa de Puerto Naos — 84/100 for e-foiling at expert level, 17 km away.

How does 4Shor score spots near Santa Cruz de La Palma?

Every spot gets a 0–100 score per sport and per ability level, derived from nearshore wave modelling over seafloor bathymetry plus national met-office wind forecasts — so a beginner and an expert see different scores for the same conditions on the same day. Scores update hourly.