Nice beach, with huge waves, worth a visit, just to sit and watch. Resturants around a bit expensive More

It's worth the 5 mile detour down the road from Pajara. Here is old Fuerte before the tourists, a picturesque, tumble-down old village with the fishing boats pulled up on the black, volcanic boulders of the 'beach'. For heaven's sake don't risk swimming (far too unsafe here with the Atlantic swell) but Ajuy is great to wander around for half... More

We hired a car for a few days and drove around the island. We had been advised to visit the caves but we had no idea how interesting they would be. They are not for anyone with mobility problems as there are a number of steps and some scrabbling over rocks to do but I managed it and I'm not... More

There has been a lot of work done to make the footpaths along the cliff which makes the caves and view points easily accessible but not for pushchairs or wheelchairs. Use the car park at the top of the village near to the roundabout as there is very limited amount of parking down in the village. The cafes and restaurants... More

You need to travel through the lovely town of Pajara to find the little cove of Ajuy (pronounced ahoy ) on the west coast. It has the famous caves which are quite stunning, also a lovely beach and 2 or 3 places to eat. We tried the fish restaurant closest to the beach and were in for a sensational treat... More

Sunday is a day of rest so a lot is closed so we decided to go in search of the caves in ajuy, we went down into the Harbour at lunch time and you can park down there it was very busy. There is a car park just up the hill 2 min walk so we parked there so much... More