Playa Quemada, also known as El Parrado, is a tranquil beach in the Canary Islands, Spain. It is nestled at the foot of the Los Ajaches Mountains, offering a picturesque backdrop with its black volcanic sand and large stones. The area retains a traditional village charm, untouched by extensive tourism development. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere and scenic views, although the beach lacks facilities like sunbeds or showers, making it more suitable for locals or those seeking a secluded experience.
The village has a few streets lined with quaint Canarian restaurants, specializing in fresh seafood, which adds to its traditional appeal. The name 'Quemada', meaning burnt, reflects the intense sun exposure here.
Playa Quemada is also known for its naturist-friendly black sand beach, accessible via a short hike from the village. It offers great swimming and is generally peaceful with few tourists.
For those looking for a relaxed local experience away from bustling tourist areas, Playa Quemada is an ideal spot.
