Los Gigantes Harbour Parking

The car park is totally fine unless one has hit one’s head too many times or cannot be bothered to pay the ticket fee before blocking everyone‘s way in and out because of typical human laziness. There are ample spots to navigate around the sparse pier area and even to back up to get out of the parking spots way easier. Pricing considering everything is more that fair. I‘ll return.

Small, tight and a bit outdated, but look at these surroundings! The marina is beautiful. Plenty of nice little shops and cafes, and oh, that view!!! Gorgeous!!! You can see Los Gigantes right from here. Brilliant.

Went in mid-December 2024 on a weekday evening. Lots of spaces but agree with others that the parking is basically on the road with two roads along the harbour - one straight as you enter and the other to the right. Single access and best to turn the car around at the end first and then to reverse into the space so you can leave easily. It cost about 3 euros for 2 hours. Note that you have to walk all the way back to the car park entrance and around to the next street to get access to the beach. The car park is not the best for views of the cliffs because of the harbour wall. There are shops, bars, restaurants, an ice cream parlour and an Ale-Hop store (quirky goods like Flying Tiger) along the roads to the right

Beautiful location but incredibly sketchy. Parking lot is very busy and there is only room for one lane of traffic to pass coming in and out. I would avoid this parking lot.

Rip-off! Badly organized and no support from the service… Due to a lot of cars trying to drive in and out simultaneously the car park was jammed. No one from the parking was trying to do anything. I had to go out and convince people to go back and wait for the cars to drive out. In that time, I obviously exceeded the park ticket that I had already paid in order to drive out quickly and avoid waiting at the barriers. I didn’t see any information about how long I had after paying. The guy at information only spoke Spanish. Luckily a lady helped out with the conversation. Still the guy was not helpful and wanted me to go back and pay again. All in all, I spent more time at the parking than at the beach at Los Gigantes. My recommendation is to try and find a public space on the streets, which also most of the times are free.