Costa Adeje
Costa Adeje is in the south of Tenerife and is one of the island’s most popular destinations. It has one of the best entertainment offerings in Tenerife, with excellent restaurants and top-rate hotels. What’s more, there are many popular places here like Siam Park or the Barranco del Infierno.
Costa Adeje is a paradise in itself, with various kilometres of seafront promenades that cover a large part of the south coast of Tenerife. You’ll also find magnificent beaches which have guaranteed average temperatures of 23ºC.
Accommodation
Costa Adeje is one of the main tourist areas on Tenerife, so you will find all kinds of accommodation: hotels, apartments, holiday homes, etc.
You can check prices and availability here.
Activity & Fun
Much of the daytime activity in the town takes place along its long promenades, with leisure areas for children, tourist information booths, bike rentals, ice cream parlours, terraces, restaurants, and all kinds of shops.
In Costa Adeje, there are two of the best water parks in all of Tenerife: Siam Park and Aqualand. Siam Park is the most spectacular – it is the largest water park in all of Spain and one of the best on the planet. It has countless attractions and is an essential visit while on the island. Aqualand is somewhat smaller but just as impressive and was the first to be opened on the island.
You can also visit Jungle Park, which is an enormous zoo and botanical garden.
In the sea
One the best attractions in the town is the cetacean colonies living along the coastline, so boat excursions are popular and highly recommended. On these excursions, you’ll be able to watch the different marine animals in total freedom, as well as enjoying a dip in the open seas [more information here].
Sports
Here you can also try different types of water sports: surfing, windsurfing, diving, etc. Of course, there are also other sports, and it is worth noting that one of the best golf courses on the island is located nearby.
Nature
Just next to the town is one of the most-visited natural sites on the island, the Barranco del Infierno, which is a magnificent unspoilt sight that any nature and adventure lover should visit.
Beaches
In Costa Adeje, you’ll find well-serviced and accessible beaches that also have calm waves. Two of Tenerife’s most popular beaches are here: Playa del Duque, an enormous sandy beach in an idyllic setting; and Toviscas and Fañabé, two beaches at the foot of a spectacular promenade.
And that’s not forgetting the many great beaches that you’ll find along the southern coastline of Tenerife, which you can see here.
And these are just some of the many things to do in Tenerife.
Nightlife
Other than the nightclubs, shows, and parties that are organised by the various hotels in their own facilities, much of Costa Adeje’s nightlife takes place along the long promenades in the town, on the shores of the Atlantic and in a perfect climate.
Live music, pubs, terraces, nightclubs…everything you need to make a magical night out.
Frequently asked questions
What is the weather like in Costa Adeje?
The temperature here ranges between an average of 19ºC in the winter and 25ºC in the summer. Summers are warm and dry, while winters remain at a pleasant temperature.
How do I get to Costa Adeje?
Costa Adeje is in the Adeje region, in the south of Tenerife. You can get there by takin the TF-1 motorway.
How far is Costa Adeje from the airport?
Tenerife has two airports, TFS and TFN. If your destination is Costa Adeje, it’s best to travel to Tenerife South Airport (TFS). Costa Adeje is around 16km from TFS, which takes around 11 minutes by car. Meanwhile, Costa Adeje is about 80km from Tenerife North Airport (TFN), which takes approximately 50 minutes by car.
What is the best time of the year to visit Costa Adeje?
The days with the most hours of sunshine and clearest skies are between March and October, but any time of the year is good for visiting Costa Adeje.
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