Órzola Beach is located in the far north of Lanzarote, in the municipality of Haría, next to the small fishing village that gives it its name. It's a beach of dark volcanic sand with open Atlantic waters, framed by the arid and rocky landscape typical of this part of the island.

The surf here is usually strong, driven by Atlantic currents that hit this exposed coast directly. This gives the beach a visually striking appearance, with waves breaking forcefully on the sand and foam contrasting with the dark volcanic ground. However, this same surf makes it a place where swimming requires caution and experience.

Órzola primarily functions as a maritime connection point to La Graciosa, so the beach tends to be more of a passing spot than a major swimming destination. From here you have views of the Chinijo archipelago and the silhouette of La Graciosa on the horizon, especially visible on clear days.