Punta Escamas sits on the northeastern side of Lanzarote in the municipality of Haría, Las Palmas, in the Canary Islands. Plan it as a remote coastal stop rather than a full beach day. The shore is formed of rock and stone, so sturdy footwear is useful for the approach and for moving around the water edge. Entry into the sea is from natural rocky points, and Atlantic wind and swell can change conditions quickly. Check the sea before swimming, stay in shallow sheltered water if unsure, and avoid the area in rough seas. There is no lifeguard service reported. Access is by private vehicle or taxi from Haría, followed by walking on uneven ground. Parking is informal and limited near access points, so arrive early in the day and park without blocking tracks or gates. No direct public transport reaches the shore. Bring all supplies, including water, food, sun protection, and a bag for rubbish, because no shops or facilities are reported. Morning and late afternoon give milder sun and often more comfortable temperatures. Shade is scarce, and sun exposure is high, so a hat, high-protection sunscreen, and a light wind layer are practical. Allow a short visit of a few hours. Mobile coverage, water clarity, and privacy can vary, and the coast is exposed. Tell someone your plan, watch footing on wet rock, and leave the site as found. No admission fee or set opening hours are reported, and open coastal access is described with no gate. No dog policy is reported, so dog owners should verify local rules before bringing animals. Since toilets and showers are not reported, plan accordingly and carry out everything. The lack of food outlets means self-sufficiency is essential for comfort and safety throughout the stay.