El Pozo lies in the municipality of Yaiza, in southwest Lanzarote, beside the Atlantic sea. Access is on foot via unpaved tracks leading from nearby roads south of Yaiza, with uneven ground close to the shore. Informal parking is available along the roadside or dirt tracks near the access point, without marked bays, and a short walk is usually needed to reach the sand and pebble area. The natural terrain can make access difficult for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility. Public transport is limited to bus services serving the Yaiza area, so most visitors arrive by car or taxi and walk the final section. The beach has minimal facilities and no built shelter. There are no toilets, showers, lifeguards or food and drink vendors, so bring water, food, sun protection and anything else needed for the stay. The surface is sand mixed with pebbles and natural rock, and there is little natural shade, so sun exposure is high. Keep valuables secure and take belongings and litter with you. A typical visit lasts one to three hours, depending on comfort, weather and sea conditions. The best period is generally from May to October, when conditions are warmest and driest, although the Canary Islands remain mild year-round. Mornings and late afternoons can offer milder sun and often more comfortable wind. The sea is open Atlantic and can be choppy, with swell and currents at times, so check conditions before swimming and use caution because no lifeguard service is expected. There is no admission fee and no fixed opening hours, with open access throughout the day. Dogs are not clearly regulated in available information, so check local guidance if relevant.