Is there jellyfish in Costa Teguise?

The lifeguard services also put up a flag warning about the danger in the coastal area of the municipality of Teguise. Holidaymakers could be facing one of the most poisonous and painful stings of jellyfish. The toxic species can cause fever, headache, local inflammation, nausea, vomiting or nervousness.



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