Playa de La Veta
Playa de La Veta is reached by walking down toward the coast of Tijarafe; the hike and the steps are part of the experience, and the return climb must be factored in.
Not recommended
Rain is expected in the selected period. Strong gusts around 13:00. Better in the morning.
3.1Morning
3.6
Not recommended
Afternoon
2.7
Not recommended
Hourly cloud cover trend
Hourly wind trend
windgusts-0.64 m relative to the predicted mean sea level.
High tide can cover the sandy shore completely; low tide leaves more space. Check your return route too.
A favourable tide does not guarantee bathing conditions: check waves, currents and local warnings.
This is a broad-scale marine estimate for comparing times, not a precise shoreline water level.
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About the beach
Tijarafe · La Palma
Playa de La Veta is reached by walking down toward the coast of Tijarafe; the hike and the steps are part of the experience, and the return climb must be factored in. At the bottom lies a small beach of black sand and pebbles, far removed from any direct urban access. You choose it for this secluded atmosphere. Bring water and allow plenty of time for the return trip; with limited sandy area available, the tide and waves significantly affect the experience.
Beach features
Beach characteristics, including child suitability, accessibility and services, are indicative and may change. Always verify locally.
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Waves · NNW1.0 m · 10 sWind · WNW9 km/h · gusts 40 km/hSatellite imagery © EsriDid you notice something wrong about this beach?
Verified on 9 Sept 2026 · Sources: Catálogo General de Playas y Zonas de Baño de Canarias, Gobierno de Canarias / GESPLAN