Comments on: The Natural Rock Pools Lanzarote https://greeneyedtraveller.com/the-natural-rock-pools-lanzarote/ worldwide travel blog Sun, 16 Mar 2025 12:25:31 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.2.9 By: Charlotte Walton https://greeneyedtraveller.com/the-natural-rock-pools-lanzarote/#comment-2156 Wed, 18 Aug 2021 21:00:54 +0000 https://greeneyedtraveller.com/?p=7571#comment-2156 In reply to Mandy Kennedy.

Hi Mandy, that’s fab news!!

I hope you had the best day there and I’m glad I could help 🙂

]]> By: Mandy Kennedy https://greeneyedtraveller.com/the-natural-rock-pools-lanzarote/#comment-2152 Tue, 03 Aug 2021 19:09:32 +0000 https://greeneyedtraveller.com/?p=7571#comment-2152 Charlotte finally made it to Los Charcones and the abandoned hotel. Thanks for the driving instructions really helped. Another one ticked of the list 😜

]]> By: HIDDEN GEMS OF LANZAROTE: YOU MUST SEE THESE UNDISCOVERED SPOTS! – The Twirling Traveler https://greeneyedtraveller.com/the-natural-rock-pools-lanzarote/#comment-2143 Mon, 12 Jul 2021 06:30:50 +0000 https://greeneyedtraveller.com/?p=7571#comment-2143 […] On the west side of Lanzarote you will find many charcones (rock pools). These rock pools are filled with water from the ocean, when the waves crash over the rocks during high tide. Because the pools are shallow, this water has sufficient time to heat up to a nice temperature, still refreshing but not ice-cold. We visited the rock pools during low tide (in the morning in June), as visiting during high tide can be quite dangerous as the waves can pull you along into the ocean. We visited the rock pools near the abandoned hotel (hotel en ruinas on google maps), as these are some of the easiest to get to. This still means that you have to drive down a dirt road for over 15 minutes, but if you drive slowly this is doable. You can park your car next to the hotel and you can hike down to get to the rock pools. Make sure you bring water and sunscreen as there is absolutely no shade. We brought little Huug along and hid him in the shade under an umbrella while we took a swim. When we visited we ran into about six other visitors, the area is incredibly large so you will have many rock pools to yourself. We didn’t bring our drone, as we found it a big enough challenge to visit with a baby, but if you have one, this is THE spot to bring it. I found very detailed information about the even more exclusive rock pools on this blog. […]

]]> By: Most Instagrammable Photo Spots in Lanzarote - The Ginger Wanderlust https://greeneyedtraveller.com/the-natural-rock-pools-lanzarote/#comment-2128 Wed, 05 May 2021 14:13:42 +0000 https://greeneyedtraveller.com/?p=7571#comment-2128 […] If you love to discover places off the beaten path that most tourists don’t visit then you will want to check out the Charcones, a collection of natural rock pools to the west of Lanzarote. The area stretches along 2km of coastline so there are plenty of different rock pools to discover. However they aren’t the easiest to find so make sure to read this guide. […]

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