Playa El Cabezo · Paseo de las Palmeras1
Güímar · East
MiCharco brings together official measurements, classifications and recorded incidents for the 2 bathing zones of Güímar, Tenerife. All data comes from official sources, with a direct link to each original source.
In addition, there are 5 recorded public actions related to sanitation, wastewater treatment and coastal infrastructure in Güímar. See what's being done
| Latest official status | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Güímar · East | Current situationCaution | Open | 14 Sept 2026 8 days ago | E. coli29 Ent.9 | Excellent | 198 mUnauthorised |
Güímar · East | Poor77 | Open | 7 Sept 2026 15 days ago | E. coli9 Ent.9 | Good | 91 mUnauthorised |
Güímar · East
Güímar · East
| Location | Status | Description | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 Sept 2026 | Reopened | Bathing reopened after the latest analyses confirmed that the water was again suitable for bathing following the short-term contamination episode. | ||
| 11 Sept 2026 | Closed | Temporary bathing prohibition after sanitary monitoring found 410 CFU/100 ml of intestinal enterococci in the sample taken on 9 September. |
Bathing reopened after the latest analyses confirmed that the water was again suitable for bathing following the short-term contamination episode.
Temporary bathing prohibition after sanitary monitoring found 410 CFU/100 ml of intestinal enterococci in the sample taken on 9 September.
More than €40 million was being invested in sanitation and wastewater treatment across the Valle de Güímar, including the regional treatment plant, pumping systems and municipal sewer infrastructure.
This infrastructure action does not in itself imply any change in current bathing-water quality.
Investment: Más de / More than
1 Apr 2025
East · Güímar · Candelaria · Arafo · Güímar, Candelaria and Arafo
Cabildo de Tenerife (island council)Public institutions
Tenerife Island Water CouncilPublic institutions
The industrial wastewater treatment facility in Valle de Güímar entered operation at approximately 1,000 cubic metres per day, with capacity for later expansion.
This infrastructure action does not in itself imply any change in current bathing-water quality.
23 Feb 2025
East · Güímar · Valle de Güímar industrial area
Cabildo de Tenerife (island council)Public institutions
Tenerife Island Water CouncilPublic institutions
CIATF reported completion during this programme period of major Valle de Güímar infrastructure including Phase I of the regional wastewater treatment plant, the industrial treatment facility and the Arafo–Güímar TF-525 wastewater collector.
This infrastructure action does not in itself imply any change in current bathing-water quality.
2023
East · Güímar · Arafo · Candelaria · Güímar, Arafo and Candelaria
Tenerife Island Water CouncilPublic institutions
The Cabildo awarded the rehabilitation of the Güímar wastewater pumping station. The project was intended to bring the previously unused facility back into service and convey wastewater towards treatment infrastructure.
This infrastructure action does not in itself imply any change in current bathing-water quality.
17 Nov 2022
East · Güímar
Cabildo de Tenerife (island council)Public institutions
Following an earlier 2011 judgment, the Court of Justice imposed on Spain a lump sum of EUR 12 million and a penalty payment of EUR 10 950 000 for each six-month period of delay, with the effective amount reduced as compliance progressed. Tenerife was among the territories affected by the procedure, including the Valle de Güímar agglomeration.
The penalty was imposed on Spain, not on Tenerife or on any specific island council. The later sharing of those costs between administrations was settled in a separate procedure, whose official documentation is also linked. None of this describes the situation at a particular beach.
25 Jul 2018
Güímar
European Union – Court of Justice of the European UnionPublic institutions