Los Risquetes is an open shoreline near La Santa, Las Palmas, with access on foot over volcanic ground and no gate. Use established paths because the surface is volcanic rock and stone and can be uneven and slippery underfoot. Access is open with no fixed hours, and no admission fee is expected for coastal access along this shore. Parking is informal near the access, with no dedicated lot known, so park with care for other users. Public transport is limited, so a private vehicle or walking from La Santa is practical for most visitors. There are no facilities at the site, including no toilets, showers, food or drink outlets, shade structures, or lifeguard service. Bring water, food, sun protection and wind shelter, and plan to use facilities in La Santa before and after the visit. Little natural shade is available and sun exposure is high around midday on the exposed shore. Morning and late afternoon offer milder sun and wind conditions. The water is Atlantic with waves and currents that vary with wind and swell, so check conditions before entering and take care on rock. The practical season is mild year-round with wind; summer is warmer and drier, with May to October a practical period for warmer conditions. Short stays of a few hours are practical because of the lack of services and exposure. The setting is generally quiet, but privacy is limited on open shoreline where others may pass. Dogs have no clear policy known, so keep dogs leashed and supervised. The site suits self-sufficient visitors comfortable with natural, uneven shores and carrying what is needed in and out.