El Saturday, October 11, 2025 The coquette Jablillo Beach is transformed into a natural pool with lava bleachers. Alejandro Candela grew up and trained there; there he Nadamas Swimming Club Every autumn it brings together swimmers who turn their memory into a party. The water is so clear that the public follows every stroke from the walk: sport, emotion and landscape on a human scale.
Schedules and places will be published when registrations open.
The lava arc forms a natural dam that soothes the waves. Orange buoys draw an emerald rectangle; you only have to sink your head to greet old women, filas and trumpet fish. Those who swim 2 km leave the “pool”, turn to Las Cucharas and return along the promenade: the aquatic version of an urban mile.
From the start, families paint banners with number 7 —Alejandro's talisman— while a quartet of timple and guitar plays the soundtrack. Volunteers distribute solidarity bracelets that finance swimming scholarships for schoolchildren in Teguise. At the end of the last test comes the “Hello Candle”: all into the water to form a human circle seen from a drone. Competing matters; feeling Jablillo's energy, even more so.
The numbers fly: Book yours today, convince your friends and come and turn Jablillo into a mosaic of strokes and smiles. Sign up now and be part of the tribute to Alejandro! 🌊🏊 ♂️