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1 Reviews on “Puerto de Playa San Juan”
Originally a fishing village, the area has evolved into a quiet yet welcoming port for sailors looking to enjoy a laid-back atmosphere away from the more commercialized resorts on the island’s southern coast. The port is relatively small but well-equipped for yachts and small boats, with calm waters protected by natural features like the coastline. The area boasts several restaurants and bars offering fresh seafood and Canarian cuisine, ideal for a laid-back meal by the sea.