Piscina Naturista Charco del Palo sits within the small settlement of Charco del Palo near Haría, in the Canary Islands. The pool is reached on foot along village paths, after using village or street parking nearby. Public transport service to this area was not verifiable, so many visitors arrive by private vehicle or taxi. The approach is short, but people with limited mobility should take care because step-free access, pool edges and village paths may present barriers. The site is recorded as a pool with a constructed basin and concrete surround. Water is calm and enclosed, making it distinct from surf beaches and suited to short bathing sessions of one to two hours. The setting is relatively sheltered by the village, which gives a degree of privacy, although it remains a shared space. Crowding is generally low outside peak holiday periods. Warm afternoons bring more use, while mornings can feel calmer and cooler. The climate is mild year-round, with late spring to early autumn offering the warmest and driest weather. May to October is therefore a practical window for sunbathing and bathing, while winter visits remain possible in mild spells. Sun exposure is open, with limited shade and largely unsheltered conditions around the surround. Visitors should plan for direct sun and bring their own protection. Facilities are expected to be limited, with reliance on nearby village services for supplies, food and other needs. Toilet, shower, lifeguard, admission and opening arrangements were not verifiable, so visitors should arrive prepared, carry water, keep belongings simple and confirm local information on arrival. Morning and late afternoon generally offer milder sun for bathing. Family presence may vary, so discreet behaviour is needed in this quiet naturist setting. Standard pool caution applies, with close supervision of weak swimmers, and visitors should take litter away and keep the concrete surround clear for others.