Playa Punta Larga Pm1

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In Spain, Canary Islands

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The beach Playa Punta Larga Pm1 lies in Canary Islands in Spain and is one of over 58 bathing facilities in the area of Teneriffa.

These include bathing lakes, beaches and outdoor pools that invite you to sunbathe and relax.

For those who want to enjoy themselves after swimming, there is also a restaurant near the bathing area.

According to the EU classification, the water quality has been classified as at least "good" classification for 5 years in a row. This is optimal for bathing.

The Swimcheck team wishes you a lot of fun while swimming and hopes that you feel comfortable at this swimming spot! If you like, feel free to share your experience in the comments and upload your photos.

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Water quality overview

We have the following data on the water quality of the bathing place - Playa Punta Larga Pm1 *.

very goodgoodsufficientdeficient

*Water quality is based on the annual report of the European Environment Agency EEA.

Water quality Playa Punta Larga Pm1 2024

Safe bathing thanks to regular water tests

In the year 2021, the water quality of the bathing place Playa Punta Larga Pm1 was last checked and submitted to the European Environment Agency for the current report. The current water quality of 2021 is good suitable for bathing.

A constant water quality is a good sign and gives you another point of orientation point of reference when answering the question of whether or not to swim here. Please also check the latest publications of the regional authorities, as environmental influences such as heavy rain or hot spells can negatively affect the quality in the short term. cyanobacteria, vibrios or cercariae, among others. Swimcheck does not guarantee the accuracy of the information and does not make any recommendation.

In total, more than 224 bathing sites and lakes are registered in Canary Islands registered, which are regularly inspected by local authorities for bathing safety. The results are submitted annually to the European Environment Agency.