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A lot of fish restaurants for this small village

Not far from the port lies the tidal lagoon Charco de San Ginés, which is well worth seeing. This small saltwater lagoon played a significant role in Arrecife's history, serving both as a sheltered harbor for fishing boats and as a gateway for trade goods. Equally beautiful as the promenade and the lagoon are the traditional white houses of the old town, which can be seen here.

Nice little place with lots of restaurants for all visitors (mostly those who drive) who want to eat here or enjoy the sunset. Positive: the cars park on the outskirts of the town and people mostly get around on foot.

Very nice area… Highly recommended… Will come again no question

The town of 'El Golfo' officially has 243 inhabitants (2020) and has established itself as a tourist hotspot on the west coast, as there is the 'green lagoon' here on the one hand, and word has spread among tourists that the fish restaurants are popular. El Golfo has not been an insider tip for many years, but the place is now visited by organized bus tours

Natural lagoon around which the first group of fishermen on the island was born and still used today to moor small boats. A point of reference for the city, where you can find a wide range of bars and restaurants with a pleasant atmosphere.

Costa Azul restaurant

Beautiful view of the coast. Tourist hot spot