Located in the municipality of Mazo, on the southeast of La Palma, La Salemera Beach is a charming black sand cove, a result of its volcanic origin. This peaceful haven has become a meeting point for local residents who frequent the place for fishing as well as enjoying a refreshing swim in its waters.
Hidden Charms of La Palma: Exploring La Salemera Beach, a Volcanic Paradise
One of the attractions of this beach, known as “Arenas Blancas”, is the chance to observe boats arriving with fresh fish, which can be tasted at the well-known kiosk in the area. Additionally, La Salemera features a small pool, perfect for children’s entertainment, and on the other side of the lighthouse of this picturesque town, there’s another pebble cove, ideal for those seeking relaxation to the sound of the sea.
Diving and snorkeling are common practices in this area, thanks to the favorable conditions that often present themselves. The area is characterized by trade winds and moderate swell, which persist throughout the year, giving La Salemera a wild and secluded ambiance, endowing it with a unique charm. For hiking enthusiasts, there’s a simple route along the coast, allowing for the enjoyment of magnificent ocean views.
Some of the residences in this locality belong to permanent inhabitants, while others are offered for vacation rental.
La Salemera Map
How to get to La Salemera Beach
BY CAR:
To access La Salemera by car, one must take the LP-2 road south, past San Simón, and then turn onto the LP-217, which leads directly to this coastal jewel of La Palma, La Salemera Beach.
