The entire landscape of the area is dotted with greenhouses until you reach the coast, where small coves with pebble beaches stand out. The best known of these is La Barranquera, declared a Site of Cultural Interest in the archaeological zone category. It is frequented mainly by locals and has signposted access.
Archaeological site located on a coastal cliff, extending from sea level to an elevation ranging between 25 and 70 metres, west of the village of La Barranquera, between the Barranco del Tanque and Barranco de Chamorro ravines, on the coast of Valle de Guerra. It is a cliff-lined area, but with beaches, and is home to a large population during holiday periods, which increases human activity in this area of archaeological interest.
