Charcos

Blue Charco

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It is the impressive color of this puddle that gives it its name and makes it the best known on the island. This natural pool is guarded inside a vault that the sea was responsible for sculpting over time. Being so apt and so well-known makes enjoying it in peace of mind complicated. Besides, it's not a big puddle or a lot of "comfortable" space to have a little time. In any case, it is fully recommended, do not leave the island without sticking a dip between the turquoise blue of the blue pond.

I talk the Sargos

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This is a small cove from the abrupt wall, giving rise to various pools of saltwater water, which have been enabled for the bath. The Charco de los Sargos owes its spectacular shape to a high cliff. Several natural pools that are accessed by a narrow stone path form a spectacular place to enjoy quiet bathrooms in connection with nature. It is named after the large number of Sargos in this area.

Playa la Maceta

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Although the ocean leaves spectacular breakdowns and sea entrances when it is bravado, these pools are perfect for all ages. In addition, it is easy to get to this enclave by car and there is a spacious parking area. With metal rails, large solarium and stairs, this corner is the main bathing area of El Golfo for something. Just check it out.

Well of the Calcosas

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Before you reach the pond you will pass through a village (considered the smallest village of the Canary Islands) of ancestral houses of traditional herreña architecture with volcanic stone walls and roofs. It seems that these houses were built by the fishermen to spend the summer. Walk some of the narrow streets of the small town and do not fear to lose you: all the roads lead to the dip. A curiosity when visiting the well of the Calcosos is that you will notice yourself observed / or by a Neptune made of recycled materials, work of artist Rubén Armiche

Charco Manso

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It has several bathing areas with which it is possible to go to a larger pool with family or even be in a kind of private natural pool for two if there are not many people out there, which is quite likely. If El Hierro is already an island with few tourists, this little-frequented pool makes it easy to enjoy with tranquility. Its volcanic arc reminiscent of that of Las Puntas, which we will tell you below, though smaller.

Playa de Tatorón

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The "saving" pools of those who come to El Hierro to dive. The days you are going to dive through the incredible sea bottom of the Sea of Calmas, you will not be able to go far away from La Restinga due to the altitudes and decompression syndrome, so the natural pools of Tatorón, very close to the preferred town of the divers, will be presented as your end-of-afternoon plan. These pools are also a small paradise for snorkeling so don't forget the tube and the glasses!

Pool of La Caleta

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The Caleta, on the east coast, has options for all tastes: bathrooms directly in the Atlantic in open sea where the glasses and snorkeling tube are essential (if the tide allows) and three pools of different depths if you prefer not to venture too much. These pools, although artificially created, are filled with sea water depending on tides. The beauty of these pools increases with the full tide, as a beautiful and striking waterfall is formed.

Natural pool of the Tamaduste

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