Playa del Bajo de la Burra

The 500-meter-long beach features a volcanic landscape and distinctive rounded white stones made of calcareous algae scattered across its surface.

The beach holds connections to maritime conflicts, with evidence of two Spanish ships sunk by English forces in April 1780.

Local residents named this location 'Beach of Popcorn' due to the unique rhodolith formations that resemble popcorn kernels along its shore.

The beach extends 10 meters in width and sits between Majanicho and Corralejo beaches, with minimal facilities requiring visitors to bring supplies.

Archaeological discoveries in 1998 revealed cannons and maritime artifacts near the shore, confirming historical naval presence in these waters.

Address: Playa del Bajo de la Burra, 35660, Spain 35660 35660

GPS coordinates: 28.75231,-13.90011

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:46