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Tufia beach is a stunning destination located on the eastern side of Gran Canaria. The village is known for its small white houses, while the beach is renowned for its black natural sand and dark-colored seabed due to lava. There's a large parking lot at the entrance of the village, but unfortunately there are no shops, cafes or restaurants in the village itself. rather small, measuring only 40 m, but even during high tide, visitors can enjoy the beautiful black lava shore or take a 10-minute walk to Aguadulce beach. Aguadulce is one of the most stunning beaches on the island, with its golden sand, but it doesn't quite have the charm of Tufia beach.
This fishing village may appear beautiful, but the authenticity of the area is likely fading away. If you're visiting Grand Canary, it's worth a look, but don't expect too much.
This quaint, little village has an atmosphere that's simply out of this world! The volcanic sand beach is a sight to behold - some homes are even built right into the rock! It's a must-see if you're looking for something truly unique.
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Nestled just north of the airport, this hidden gem is the perfect escape. With its breathtakingly beautiful bay, it's a great spot for snorkeling. But don't forget to bring your own food and water - there aren't any facilities, shops, or restaurants here. This picturesque little village is a must-see, and it's only minutes away from the GC 1.