Driving to this village will take you past volcanic terrain leading you to charcoal beaches as someone described them to me. On arrival you can wander through the village set against the coastal shoreline. It is quite pretty and coaches do seem to stop here to give passengers time to take photographs. You’ll find several seafront restaurants to choose from, many selling reasonably priced meals. When we were there it was not crowded which added to the pleasure of visiting. You may find busier locations in Lanzarote but the charm of the village here is its peaceful ambience. Enjoy .

I loved this place and could have stayed here forever but alas time was limited by my tour bus - the only way to get here without a car. It's a lovely breezy little village by the coast famous for its green inland pool and wonderful beach with tremendous waves. There are walks along the coast too which I would have loved the opportunity to have done but without a car its impossible to get here.

Stopped here on our organised tour of the island. A pleasant stop which was not too crowded in January. I can however see what others say for higher in the season. There are some good views as you walk along the path ending with the view point over the green lake. Worth it when we visited as there was some peace etc. So timing of the year is key!