Las Cucharas Beach

Las Cucharas Beach is a coastal sandy area of Costa Teguise, in the municipality of Teguise, on the east coast of Lanzarote. It is a semi-urban or urban beach, linked to a consolidated tourist front, with fine sand and a stretch of coastline that several reports describe between 400 and 700 meters long, so it is convenient to take these figures as approximate according to the source consulted. Its main attraction is the combination of bathing, coastal scenery and water sports. The references consulted agree that the stretch is fragmented by volcanic rock breakwaters, which generates areas with different exposure to waves and favors more sheltered areas for bathing, as well as sectors that are very popular for surfing, windsurfing and other water activities. It is interesting to visit because it offers a very recognizable image of the tourist coastline of Lanzarote: promenade, beach services and an environment open to the Atlantic with clear waters and sandy bottom. It also appears in specialized tourist pages as an outstanding beach of Costa Teguise and is cited with Blue Flag in several of these sources, although the official confirmation of the distinctive does not appear in the results provided. It does not appear in the sources reviewed that it is a specific protected natural area or an associated local legend. Its value lies mainly in recreational use, sports practice and the role it plays as the main beach of Costa Teguise within the coastal landscape of Teguise.