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The caves are among the oldest geological formations in the Canary Islands and served as a hideout for pirates in earlier times.

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The Pirate Caves of Ajuy once served as a hideout for pirates and privateers. Later, the caves were used as storage for the quicklime that was burned nearby. The caves are easily accessible on foot via a path and a steep staircase and offer visitors a magnificent natural spectacle.

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It's truly beautiful here. There are lots of crabs in the cave, which is absolutely fascinating to watch. Watch out for high tide.

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Great route

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Due to bloody pirate attacks, the black beach is nicknamed Playa de los Muertos - "Beach of the Dead". About two kilometers from Ajuy lies the Caleta Negra, the "Black Bay", which can be reached via a well-developed hiking trail. The dark caves extend up to 600 meters into the rock. Above the caves you can see a lime kiln, which not only provided a good hiding place for pirates, but was also used as a lime store. About one kilometer north of the Caleta Negra, the Peña Horadada rock arch rises out of the water.

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Characteristic place with a large parking lot and the walk on the rocks is 5 minutes from the parking lot, the beach has wonderful rocks smoothed by the water

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Wonderful beach. It's a great sight when the mostly high waves hit the jet black sand. But be careful when swimming, strong surf!

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A path leads from the beach to Caleta Negra (Black Bay), from where a steep staircase leads down to the caves. Tip: Wear sturdy shoes!

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