Top Things to do in El Cotillo
What to do and see in El Cotillo, Canary Islands: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in El Cotillo, Spain including Mediterraneo, Canary Gourmet, El Cotillo Beach & Lagoons, Playa de Los Charcos, Faro el toston, Cuvier's Beaked Whale Skeleton.
Restaurants in El Cotillo
1. Mediterraneo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
In the village of El Cotillo's a new Italian fashion shop with dresses Positano, sansals by Capri and their own hand-made creations. "Mediterraneo" is in the middle of the Ocean.
2. Canary Gourmet
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Canarian gastronomy shop where you will find handmade products and canarian flavors from all the islands such as Majorero goat cheese, local cactus and local fruit jams, Lanzarote mojo, gofio, coffee and olive oil from Fuerteventura, honey palm from Gomera, salt and Canarian spices, deliciuos liquors, wines and much more
Reviewed By AirgeadEurope
This specialist shop is graduallly becoming an emporium stocked with all that is delicious and wonderful from the Canarian Islands Archipelago. The cheese selection is especially good. Highly recommended.
3. El Cotillo Beach & Lagoons
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,690 reviews
Reviewed By CXJ11 - Newport, United Kingdom
Beautiful lagoons with crystal clear water and amazing, sandy beaches one end, great for kids. Walk along towards the lighthouse and it gets much more rugged and very rocky, making it a little more difficult getting into the water. Lovely walk from main beach to the lighthouse.
4. Playa de Los Charcos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By itchyfeet2014 - Glasgow, United Kingdom
The whole Atlantic coastline here really is stunning. It is possible to sit for hours watching the giant waves crash in. The sands are glorious. My only disappointment is the road along the shoreline which is in poor repair. Not an easy drive, but a fabulous location.
5. Faro el toston
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By Rachy76 - Crawley, United Kingdom
After reading about the lighthouse, we walked from El Cotillo. You only have to walk on the road for a short while as there are tracks to take to avoid the traffic. It takes about 45-55 mins. Once at the lighthouse, it’s fab. There is a self guided trail to take which explains the fauna and landscape. The little coves, rockpools and beaches can keep you occupied for a long time. Sadly the cafe has permanently closed which was sad as we were looking forward to a drink on arrival but still with a visit!
