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Some natural pools in Tenerife are real tourist attractions.

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Natural pools are all those which don't contain chlorine water which is not ideal for health.

They, actually, are the big rage, nowadays when on your own property.

Those who can afford one, be it with or without fauna like typical pond plants and even fish, are lucky indeed.

Natural pools Lido/Lago Martianez Tenerife Tenerife has plenty natural pools with saltwater. A few have been improved by landscaping such as Lido Martianez. Its Lago (lake) Martianez saltwater pools are maintained to keep them sparkless.

The alternative are real rock pools, which are as close to nature
as they may get..

Those and lidos
are very often found in Tenerife instead of a beach or by a beach.

Natural pools San Telmo Puerto de la Cruz Tenerife

The natural pools San Telmo (charcos) in Puerto de la Cruz are found to the left of Lido/Lago Martianez.

They are rock pools and Spaniards often call them Puerto de la Cruz beach or San Telmo beach. Don't ask...

A terrace was created next to them where a beach bar sells refreshments.

Walking up steps one reaches the promenade of San Telmo with many restaurants and small shops which sell just about everything one would wish for.

Garachico also calls its rock pools beaches while they also built natural separate concrete lined basins which are not in the ocean but, bordering it.

Natural saltwater pools Tenerife lidos:

Encounter many more pictures of pools helped by nature, such as by Lido or Lago Martianez in Puerto de la Cruz...

Natural pool Lido Los Gigantes

and Lido Los Gigantes;

Maritim Park nature pool Tenerife:

See a beautiful photo of Lido Marina Cesár Manrique
in the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife at the Spanish picture web www.andaluciaimagen.com It depicts one of newer saltwater pools with good holiday facilities.
Included are change rooms, bistros and, a children
play ground.

Parque (park) Palmetum is connected to it.

Pools in the far Northwest Tenerife:

The Lido of Punta de Hidalgo mustn't be missed when visiting this island location which is not much touristic, yet. Discover stunning photos of natural pools of this area at page Playa Bajamar beach...

Real pools of nature in Tenerife are rock pools where rocks were not used by human landscaping:

Natural rock pools called Charcos in Spanish:

Admire more beautiful photos of the natural pools Los Gigantes... They are rock pools created by volcanic eruption, a long time ago, a small stone barrier has been added for additional safety.


Natural pools Garachico called beach

Garachico beach with additional photos may be seen on our Tenerife shopping tour. Those rock pools are semi open which were formed, naturally.

You will also discover a beautiful beach veranda, overlooking the pools.

In the north of the island San Juan de la Rambla
pools are worth visiting as well. See a nice photo of its charcos, which means natural pools or rockpools at www.loquepasaentenerife.com The San Juan La Rambla rock pools are in a typical small Tenerife town, which is also known for its artists and one of best Tenerife restaurantscalled Palmeras Arte.

Learn about the insider beach Playa Blanca and see its Tenerife beach pictures as well as natural rock pools...

Natural ponds Tenerife Spain:

red beak swan at Risco Bello Tenerife natural pool

The natural ponds Puerto de la Cruz of Risco Bello Aquapark may have been fed by a natural fountain once. Today those nature pools are not looking so sweet. The murky water is considered as ugly by some. However, this is in the eye of the beholder. You cannot sea fish in those brown lakes. Nevertheless, they look like natural ponds with sea roses, papyrus and reeds. A black swan with red beak is swimming on one of Risco Bello's natural still waters. Discover a pond mirror image by enlarging this photo... Do so to admire the depicted pond surface... It is remarkable that it reflects the surrounding landscape. This is proof that the natural pools Risco Bello must be clean enough to the best of my knowledge.

Farm pond Tenerife by Icod de los Vinos:

Natural pool with plants on farm by Icod los Vinos Tenerife Admire this natural pool, whose picture may be enlarged to see the natural pond with detailed pond plants better... It is on one of fincas in Tenerife at La Guancha by Icod de Los Vinos... It has been well looked after.
Even natural ponds need maintenance, although the previously depicted one is far bigger.
I was told on my friend's La Guancha finca that there are 2 types of farm water in Tenerife. One which is better suited for plant and fish ponds, for example comes straight from the mountains. It is much cheaper than chlorine treated tap water and best for natural fish ponds.

Please, note that photo links were added to help you have an even better perspective of natural pools in Spain Tenerife Island and for lack of space.

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