Martianez — illustrazione categoria: Spiaggia di ciottoli

Martianez

Acceptable conditions

Rough sea, with waves up to 1.2 m.

AURA Score
6.4

Morning

6.5

Acceptable conditions

Afternoon

6.3

Acceptable conditions

Hourly cloud cover trend

14%08
8%10
11%12
20%light14
14%16
90%dense18
30%light20

Hourly wind trend

🏖️ spiaggia7 km/h↑16 km/h0811 km/h↑16 km/h109 km/h126 km/h145 km/h↑15 km/h169 km/h↑17 km/h187 km/h20

Tide

FallingAmong today’s lowest levels

-0.72 m relative to the predicted mean sea level.

LowMidHigh0.55 m-0.74 m

This is a broad-scale marine estimate for comparing times, not a precise shoreline water level.

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About the beach

Puerto de la Cruz · Tenerife

At Martiánez, two very different ways of enjoying the water coexist: the black sand and pebble beach open to the Atlantic, and—right next to it—the Lago Martiánez pool complex designed by César Manrique. The shoreline is also popular with surfers and connects directly to the Puerto de la Cruz promenade. Do not mistake the presence of the pools for a sheltered sea; waves and currents remain a feature of the beach itself.

Usually quietModerate wavesOn-site services (seasonal)Sunrise over the sea

Beach features

  • Sand: sand — Sandy beach, comfortable for laying out a towel.
  • Exposure: Northeast — spectacular sunrises over the sea
  • Services: RestroomsDisponibilità stagionale: verifica prima di partire.

Beach characteristics, including child suitability, accessibility and services, are indicative and may change. Always verify locally.

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Direction and intensity

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Today
Satellite view of the coast around the beach
Waves · NNW1.1 m · 10 sWind · SW9 km/h · gusts 16 km/hNESWSatellite imagery © Esri

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Verified on 7 Sept 2026 · Sources: Catálogo General de Playas y Zonas de Baño de Canarias, OpenStreetMap, Turismo de Tenerife