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Piscinas naturales de Bajamar
Bajamar
The Bajamar Natural Pools, located in the municipality of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, are a coastal space that combines the experience of the sea with safety and urban comfort. Comprising two large saltwater pools - fed directly by the Atlantic - and a shallow children's pool, this complex is ideal for families, children and people with reduced mobility, thanks to its ramps and adapted access.
On days with a strong tide, the waves break against the seawall and slide into the pools, offering a natural spectacle that can be enjoyed from a distance or experienced first-hand. The cleanliness of the water and its surroundings has earned it the Blue Flag award, and the entire complex has showers, toilets, changing rooms and permanent lifeguards, making it a perfect version of the sea in public park format.
Next to the sea there is a small protected beach of blonde sand, surrounded by wide terraces where you can place your towel without being crowded. Nearby, there are many cafés, fresh fish restaurants, kiosks and home-made shops where you can combine a swim with a meal in front of the ocean. The surroundings also include an emblematic lighthouse, viewpoints over the coast and walking areas that connect with Punta del Hidalgo.
In short, the Natural Pools of Bajamar offer a safe, comfortable and very visual experience, with clean waters and complete services.
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Where to eat
Benzonia
Benzonia Restaurant is a hidden gem high in the mountains, in the Infierno area of Tegueste. Located in a traditional Canarian house, it offers a warm, inviting, and welcoming atmosphere, surrounded by nature and tranquility. A place where the seclusion becomes part of the charm, and the experience invites you to disconnect and calmly enjoy creative Canarian cuisine and impeccable service.
What to see
Edificio los Ficus
The Los Ficus Building, in the municipality of Tacoronte (Tenerife), is an unusual construction: some 60 apartments built in the 1960s under the deck of a road that descends towards the coast of Mesa del Mar. It is a good example of functional architecture and adaptation to the difficult terrain. You'll see that the roof of the building is, literally, a road.
Activities
Área Recreativa Llano Los Viejos
If you're looking for a picnic area within Anaga that's more secluded and less crowded than others, Llano de Los Viejos has a very different feel. Here you're immersed in the laurel forest, with frequent mist, humidity, and that typical silence of the northern mountains. It's a more enclosed spot, perfect for relaxing, having a picnic or barbecue, and disconnecting from the hustle and bustle.
Beaches
Mesa del Mar
Visiting Mesa del Mar is like stepping into a tranquil corner where northern Tenerife feels most authentic. Upon arrival, you'll find a small coastal village nestled between cliffs, natural pools, and the open sea. Here, everything invites you to slow down: walk along the water's edge, sit and gaze at the Atlantic, and enjoy a local atmosphere, unhurried and unpretentious.
Nightlife
Shopping
Ron Guajiro
If you want to try a rum with a true Canarian identity, Guajiro is one of those that's part of the local culture. You'll notice it especially in the honey rum: sweet, smooth, and very easy to drink, perfect after a meal or on the rocks. They also have drier and oaked versions if you prefer something more robust. It's a very local product, the kind you'll find in traditional bars and shops around the island.
Sports
BMX Parque la Vega
The BMX circuit at Parque de La Vega in La Laguna is one of the most active spaces for freestyle enthusiasts in northern Tenerife. Surrounded by greenery and a youthful atmosphere, it offers a course with ramps, jumps, and modules ideal for practicing technique and style. It's a regular meeting point for local riders who appreciate its relaxed, community-oriented atmosphere, open to all levels.
Trekking
El Tomadero
A circular route in Anaga Rural Park connecting Punta del Hidalgo with El Tomadero, ascending via a channel carved into the rock and descending through the ravine. It's approximately 6 km with little elevation gain, but includes technical and exposed sections that increase the difficulty. The channel is in very good condition and clean, although it can be quite vertigo-inducing in some places. The descent through the ravine is rocky and uncomfortable. A short but demanding route, not recommended for people with vertigo.