Water temperature at Las Arenas

🌊 Water temperature 24.0°C Hot

🌡️ Air temperature 20.6°C

💨 Wind 11 km/t

☀️ UV index 0.0

Air, wind and UV are estimates from a weather model, fetched today, 04:00 · Open-Meteo

Description

Pequeña cala aislada situada al pie del acantilado, con escasa afluencia de bañistas y de innacesible a pie. No ofrece ningún tipo de servicio.

Las Arenas is a remote beach of sand in Vallehermoso (Santa Cruz de Tenerife). At Las Arenas the sand is dark.

It measures 300 metres long and 20 metres wide; recorded occupancy is moderate.

Sea state recorded by MITECO for Las Arenas: calm water. Las Arenas is reached by boat; no parking is recorded.

No lifeguard service is recorded at Las Arenas; if Vallehermoso council adds cover in summer, it will be on the signage at the entrance. The registry lists no hazard signage at Las Arenas.

Length: 300 metros
Width: 20 metros
Sand type: Oscura (Arena)
Occupancy: Medio
Sea conditions: Aguas tranquilas
Access: Barco
Reference hospital:: Hospital Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
Nearest marina:: Puerto Deportivo de San Sebastián

Facilities

The MITECO registry confirms no facilities at Las Arenas. That does not mean there are none: many remote coves are not inventoried in detail.

Not recorded in the registry for Las Arenas: Lifeguard, Wheelchair access, Showers, Toilets, Foot wash, Parking, Children's area, Sports area, Surf zone, Diving, Umbrella rental, Sunbed rental, Restaurants, Nudism.

Facilities at Las Arenas according to the MITECO beach registry. “Not recorded” means the registry does not list it, not that the service is banned or withdrawn; “no data” means the field is empty. Always check the signs at the beach before you swim. Beach registry: March 2026 edition.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a lifeguard at Las Arenas?

Not recorded. Las Arenas has no lifeguard in the MITECO registry: expect to swim unsupervised, though Vallehermoso council may add cover in high summer without it reaching the registry. The nearest beach with a recorded lifeguard service is Santiago (Alajeró), 13 km away in a straight line.

How do you get to Las Arenas?

MITECO records that you get to Las Arenas by boat, but no parking is recorded.

Is Las Arenas a good beach for children?

Las Arenas has no children's area on record, but the registry describes calm water. Before swimming at Las Arenas, check the flag and the day's sea state.

Does Las Arenas have a Blue Flag?

No. Las Arenas is not listed with a Blue Flag in the MITECO data. The nearest Blue Flag beach is Santiago (Alajeró), 13 km away in a straight line. The flag rates services and water quality, not how attractive Las Arenas is.