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The city beach of Santa Cruz de La Palma is an artificial, black sand beach located directly on Avenida Marítima in the city center. It opened in April 2017 and replaced the former historic beach, Caleta del Varadero, which was lost when the promenade was built in 1949. The beach is approximately 1.2 km long and about 50 m wide, with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean. Easy access directly from the promenade. Showers, restrooms, sun umbrella/lounger rentals, sports areas (volleyball, beach soccer), and a children's playground are available. Suitable for families, swimming, and leisure activities; windsurfing and kitesurfing are also possible. Its location in the capital makes it particularly attractive, as cafés, restaurants, and the promenade are right next door. The black volcanic sand is typical of the Canary Islands. The water is calm, as the city promenade and harbor areas often break up the waves. Especially popular at sunrise, as its easterly location offers a great view over the Atlantic Ocean.

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San Andres y Sauces: Excellent Venezuelan dishes at Caffetteria Heladeria Roma. Take your time and savor the colorful flavors of a small village surrounded by nature.

The limekiln of La Palma is usually truncated cone-shaped, with a narrower part at the top. There is an opening to facilitate the insertion of coal or other fuel. In the lower part, just above the mouth or lower opening, is a grate that served to ventilate the kiln and remove the burnt lime. This was achieved by moving the grate so that the burnt lime fell to the top. The limekiln of El Guindaste, right next to Playa de San Andrés, is the largest and best preserved on the island. The limestone was brought in bulk on ships from Lanzarote or Fuerteventura for the production of slaked lime and was simply burned in kilns here, which is why the most important limekilns are located right by the sea. The other historical infrastructure of this type on the island of La Palma is located in the La Pata ravine in Breña Baja. It was built in the 1940s and was in operation until 1969, when cheaper and easier-to-produce cement put an end to this industry. (from: https://mardesaboreslapalma.es/de/entdecken/sehenswuerdigkeiten-die-mit-dem-meer-in-beziehung-stehen/)

Free use of the great natural swimming pool. Separate and safe pool outside for children. Parking spaces fill up very quickly in summer, so come early. Changing rooms, restaurant, everything is there. 👍🏼

great little market hall with tasty stuff

The historic building already existed in the 16th century. At that time it was used as a hospital.

The many dragon trees are at least as impressive as those in Las Tritias.