Playa Del Matorral

Since the ebb / flow is indeed about 1 hour a day, the morning tip makes no sense - just note the tides😎

It is always nice to walk barefoot on the beach.
If you fit the tides exactly, you can Morro very well explore the entire beach to the end.

For "beachcombers" and "sunbathers" always nice. It does not matter in the mornings or afternoons, it depends on tides.

Always walk only in the morning because the flood is flooding everything where the croissants sit and then withdraw into the rock face

Fly to the beach and be charmed by its beauty.

The beach is divided into two areas, which merge with each other at the lighthouse, which is located approximately in the middle of the beach. The northern part of the beach is the nudist area. Behind the wide and wide sandy area is the salt marsh nature reserve Humedal Saladar de Jandia. The wetlands are home to rare birds from Europe and North Africa.

Behind the wide and wide sandy area is the salt marsh nature reserve Humedal Saladar de Jandia. The wetlands are home to rare birds from Europe and North Africa. In addition, you will find here plants that feed exclusively on salt water. If you are lucky you can also find donkeys, hares, chipmunks and salamanders.

A very beautiful kilometer long beach with fine sand and hardly waves.

Beautiful kilometer-long sandy beach from Morro Jable to the Costa Calma.

Great beach walk from Morro Jable to the chipmunks at the Iberostar Hotel. But it must be in the morning, because at high tide everything is under water. Then the croissants are only in the steep wall.

A beautiful long sandy beach; to run well.
Depending on the tide, you can manage to walk from Morro to Costa Calma.