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Canary Islands · Monday 5 October 2026

Go, with care.

Playa Martiánez tomorrow: light chop, normal crowd

Small waves; fine for most swimmers. Light chop water, waves about 0.7 m on this beach (our estimate), normal. 1.2 km from Puerto de la Cruz.

MorningLight chopAfternoonLight chopCrowdNormalWaves hereabout 0.7 m

📍 1.2 km from Puerto de la Cruz · faces northeast · map

Tours near Playa Martiánez

Loro Parque Entry Ticket

★ 4.8 (14,809) ·
meets in Tenerife · Free cancellation
from $50 per person
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Teide National Park, Masca, Icod & Garachico Tour

★ 4.6 (3,047) · 9 hours
pickup included · Free cancellation
from $65 per person
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Quad Tour to Teide or Off-Road Adventure

★ 4.9 (608) · 2.5 - 3 hours
meets in Tenerife · Free cancellation
from $90 per person
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Hotels near Playa Martiánez

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16 km/h from the north this afternoon; offshore waves 0.9 m every 12 s from the north-northwest (tomorrow). Playa Martiánez faces northeast, so the wind blows onto the beach and builds waves.

Playa Martiánez, day by day

DaySeaWaves · windCrowd
TomorrowLight chop≈0.7 m · 16 km/h NNormal
Tue 6 OctLight chop≈0.7 m · 21 km/h NNormal
Wed 7 OctLight chop≈0.6 m · 19 km/h NNormal
Thu 8 OctLight chop → Choppy≈0.7 m · 12 km/h NNWNormalTry Playa de las Teresitas
Fri 9 OctLight chop → Choppy≈0.9 m · 11 km/h NNWNormalTry Playa de las Teresitas
Sat 10 OctChoppy≈1.0 m · 11 km/h NNWBusyTry Playa de Ajabo
Sun 11 OctChoppy≈0.8 m · 10 km/h NBusyTry Playa de las Teresitas

Sea: morning → afternoon when it changes. Waves are our estimate for this beach from the offshore forecast; wind is the afternoon average. Crowd is our estimate. This week: calm water on 0 of 7 days, a good day (calm and not crowded) on 0. Calmest day: Monday 5 October 2026.

About Playa Martiánez

Playa Martiánez is a sandy beach about 420 m long, 1.2 km from Puerto de la Cruz (Tenerife). It faces northeast: wind from the southwest blows off the land here and flattens the water, while wind and swell from the northeast roll straight in. OpenStreetMap shows 72 places to eat or drink within 400 m, 33 hotels or apartments within 600 m, toilets, showers, parking and a lifeguard post nearby.

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