That is true. I don't know in other countries but in Spain we have very strict rules about not drinking when you're going to drive. I'm not sure if it's already in force, but the last update of that rule will/has lower/ed the limit so even one small beer would be beyond the limits of what's permitted.



I have heard of it, yes. It's not the only one with black sand, most beaches in Canarias have that volcanic origin, but in Marañuelas it seems to be specially dark.

There are others, in contrast, where the sand is golden: it's sand from the Sahara Desert and carried by the wind. The most famous one is Las Teresitas in Tenerife, but there are several like this throughout the archipelago.

Quote from: Chilwell on August 15, 2025, 08:59:27 AM

Wow this is amazing to here, I wish to be in your shoe because all those places you are visiting are just being mentioned in television and in social media. I wish one day I will be able to see it with my own naked eyes, but since the date is not certain, I would like you to do me a favor if it is not too much, I will love you to share few pictures with me even though it's PM. Happy vacation GazetaBitcoin

I hope you can visit us soon and enjoy our culture and gastronomy.

In the meantime, let's see what Gazeta has to show us...

That is true. I don't know in other countries but in Spain we have very strict rules about not drinking when you're going to drive. I'm not sure if it's already in force, but the last update of that rule will/has lower/ed the limit so even one small beer would be beyond the limits of what's permitted.



I have heard of it, yes. It's not the only one with black sand, most beaches in Canarias have that volcanic origin, but in Marañuelas it seems to be specially dark.

There are others, in contrast, where the sand is golden: it's sand from the Sahara Desert and carried by the wind. The most famous one is Las Teresitas in Tenerife, but there are several like this throughout the archipelago.