Alojera (beach)

I live in Alojera, with a wonderful view of the beach.

Alojera is located away from major roads and stretches from the coach (beach) up to a height of around 400m where the first houses are. You can enjoy an uninterrupted view of wonderful sunsets.

The typical Canarian date palms grow in the valley, from which guarapo is extracted, which is then used to make the traditional palm honey.

The town can be reached from Epina via a winding road from Valle Gran Rey or Vallehermoso.

The beach offers a breathtaking view of the sea. Depending on the swell, you can plunge into the waves here, or if they are too high, a small seawater pool invites you to take a refreshing dip.

There has been a small upturn in this remote part for a few years now, but the village has retained its cozy, quiet character.

I enjoy the silence, far from the hustle and bustle, because it is ideal for spending quiet vacation days.

If you are looking for a typical Gomerian atmosphere, you can relax here with a Cafe Cortado or Barraquito in the village café and watch the leisurely comings and goings. I will post some pictures of that later on.

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