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Piscina Natural La Jaca
La Jaca




The La Jaca Natural Pool, located on the coast of Arico, is one of those places that preserves the charm of simplicity. Naturally carved from lava flows and cared for by the locals themselves, this pool combines crystal-clear waters, a spectacular volcanic setting, and a calmness difficult to find in other areas of the southern part of the island.
Although it's not large, its natural design offers areas of varying depths, making it a perfect space for both leisurely swimming and family fun. Access is easy and has a small esplanade where bathers often lay out their towels or enjoy the sun between dips. When the tide comes in, the sea constantly replenishes the water, keeping it clean and fresh.
What really sets this place apart is its relaxed, local atmosphere. There are no beach bars or sun loungers for rent, but the laughter of local children, neighbors greeting each other, and visitors discovering a still-authentic coastal spot. Nearby, there are small seaside cottages and volcanic rock paths that invite you to stroll or watch the sunset, with direct views of the Atlantic.
The pool is protected from strong waves, making it a good option for swimming even on windy days, although caution is advised when the sea is rough. It's an ideal spot for those seeking a more natural and peaceful experience, far from mass tourism, where the sound of the sea is the true protagonist.





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Where to eat
Mero Pancho
Mero Pancho, in Tajao, is a casual seafood restaurant that stands out for allowing you to choose fresh fish or seafood directly from the display case, with fast service and a welcoming atmosphere. It's a local favorite for its value, extensive menu, and friendly service. Ideal for enjoying authentic, uncomplicated seafood in a relaxed and friendly environment.
What to see
Presa del Rio
If you enjoy discovering unique places, the Presa del Río in Arico has that special something. It's not just a natural setting; it's an abandoned dam, which lends it a curious and somewhat mysterious air. You can stroll around the area, explore its structures, and appreciate the contrast between the ravine and what remains of the construction. It's a little-known spot, perfect for getting off the beaten path.
Activities
Cancha de Bola Canaria La Jaca
The La Jaca Bola Canarian Court is one of the liveliest spots in the small coastal town of Arico. Here, locals and visitors gather to play this traditional Canarian game in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. It's not just a sports venue, but also a social space: a place where generations mingle, stories are shared, and a deeply rooted custom in the towns of southern Tenerife is kept alive.
Beaches
Cuevas del Trigo
Cuevas del Trigo beach is one of those wild corners of southern Tenerife where you'll feel the island remains untouched. A secluded stretch of volcanic coastline, with natural caves carved into the rock and a tranquil atmosphere, it's ideal for disconnecting, taking leisurely strolls, and listening only to the sea and the wind.
Nightlife
Shopping
Sports
Trekking
Sendero Barranco del Rio
The Barranco del Río Trail, in Arico, is one of the most surprising routes in southern Tenerife. It traverses a deep ravine with natural pools, waterfalls, and rock formations eroded by centuries of water and wind. It's an adventure trail, ideal for those who enjoy hiking among wild landscapes and natural contrasts, with stretches of lush vegetation that recall the island's most secret side.