Tenerife Costa Adeje restaurants. Costa Adeje is a prestigious resort in the south of Tenerife

Holidays in Costa Adeje will delight tourists with the azure sea, beautiful scenery, excellent restaurants and bars with local and foreign cuisine. For lovers of surfing, diving and sailing, there are many places to rent equipment.

Beaches of Costa Adeje

All resort beaches are covered with fine gray sand and almost all have sun loungers, umbrellas, sun loungers, toilets, and showers. Most of services are paid. The beaches are regularly cleaned, so some of them have Blue Flag quality status - the highest rating.

Playa del Duque. The beach is famous for the Bahia del Duque Hotel. Very beautiful, expensive, but there is almost no infrastructure.

Playa Fanabe And Playa Torviscas- the largest beaches of the resort. Their length is more than a kilometer. Along their coastline there are many hotels and apartments, restaurants and small shops. There is entertainment for children.

Playa de Puerto Colon. Relatively small beach. It is located next to Fanabe beach and can offer vacationers many bars and cafes with excellent views of the sea. In the evenings, young people like to gather here; they are attracted by the local disco El Faro. There is a yacht port on this beach.

Costa Adeje hotels on the map with prices

At 6 kilometer sandy beach The resort has more than 100 hotels and apartments of different star levels and prices. With our selection you will find the best prices for hotels in Costa Adeje among many booking sites and all tour operators.

The best hotels in Costa Adeje 5 stars

The best 3 star hotels in Costa Adeje

Villa De Adeje Beach 3
HOVIMA Jardin Caleta 3
Royal Sunset Beach Club By Diamond Resorts 3	no tours
Sunset Bay Club By Diamond Resorts 2	no tours
Laguna Park II 2

Entertainment and attractions of Costa Adeje

Siam Park- a new water park in Tenerife. This is one of the most popular places on the island for family vacation. It’s also interesting here without children - many of the slides are designed just for adult visitors.

Aqualand- an older, but still popular water park.

Monkey Park - perfect place for holidays with children. Besides monkeys, there are other animals here.

Golf Costa Adeje. This 27-hole golf course is considered one of the best in Europe. Beginners can hire an instructor.

Teide National Park. Almost every tourist flying to Tenerife wants to admire this attraction.

Port of Puerto Colon accepts only yachts and pleasure boats, so it absolutely does not spoil the atmosphere of relaxation and the excellent landscape. Here you can rent a yacht or buy a walking tour of the Canary Islands.

Shopping

Plaza del Duke- the most famous shopping center in this area of ​​the island. Shopping lovers will find a variety of goods here. Fashion boutiques often have sales with big discounts. There are 2 more shopping centers nearby Fanabe And El Mirador.

Restaurants, clubs, nightlife

Main part nightlife takes place in the western part of the resort, closer to the border with the resort of Las Americas. This is where most of the establishments open until late at night are concentrated. In other areas of the resort, after dark, almost all establishments close and the streets become noticeably empty.

Casino Playa de las Americas- this is a kind of local Las Vegas.

Monkey Beach Club is a very popular bar located in Las Americas on Troya Beach.

How to get to Costa Adeje

From the southern and northern airports you can take the local buses, but the most convenient option would be to order a taxi from the airport before departure (transfer) or rent a car. This is especially convenient if you are traveling with luggage or traveling with children. You can order a transfer from Tenerife Airport to Costa Adeje through this form.

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We vacationed in Adeje as a family with children (daughter 7 years old, son 5 years old) in July 2016. We were very pleased, but first things first.

There is not much natural beauty here, but it is there. The very combination of ocean + mountains is impressive. We lived in the Malibu apartment complex, which is located on the top level of Adeje with a balcony opening beautiful view in Adeje, the ocean and mountains are right at point blank range. Of course, somewhere in Los Gigantes the natural beauty is even steeper, there is nothing like that here... But there is life here, which is not there... With children, it is still important to have the infrastructure nearby.

There are few attractions in Adeje. The main attractions are two water parks. New Siam Park - which is in great demand and is the second most visited site after Loro Parque. The second water park (old) is located next to the Malibu complex, there is also a dolphinarium there, but we did not spend money on it, since we preferred the slightly more expensive, but better quality Siam Park, and we saw dolphins and killer whales in Loro Parque. There was no particular desire to pay a second time. But from Adeje you can get to all the attractions of the island in 30-40 minutes by car. That's why it's convenient to live here. In fact, only Loro Park and Las Teresitas beach take about 1.5 hours by car from here. Everything else is literally at your fingertips.

Transport accessibility is excellent, especially if you arrive at the southern airport. In fact, 10 minutes by car and you are already at your hotel in Adeje. We flew to the northern airport and got there by car on our own in 1 hour and 45 minutes using navigation. There is an excellent highway from the airport, so again everything is fast here. You can also use public transport, but with children we don’t even consider such options.

The beaches and sea are excellent. In fact, there are several beaches in Adeje, each with its own merits. There is less, there is more. We visited them all. We liked Fanebe due to its width it does not create the feeling of a crowd and El Duque (Across the cape from Fanabe), where there is a very beautiful cove with big waves on one side and smaller on the other. The kids really liked it there and so did we. The only thing is that there is no embankment there (with beer and restaurants).

Nightlife in Adeje is vibrant and loud. On the upper levels of Adeje it is very quiet and calm (perfect for families with children), but downstairs in the hotel area it is quite noisy. Moreover, the closer the center, the noisier it is. We were there once in the evening - I’m sure that lovers of nightlife in Adeje will not get bored.

The resort infrastructure is very good high level. After all, it’s a resort center. There is everything you need for a good holiday for any tourist. With children, I really can’t say that there is entertainment on every corner, but in principle there is something to do.. But we seemed to have fun just by riding around the entire island and thus the children had fun with us.

The price level is normal for a central resort. Lunch cost us about 35-55 euros for four, depending on how many dishes we took. The cost of food in Tenerife depends on whether it is imported or not. For example, seafood products are quite cheap, fruits are like ours, but for some reason they are not very juicy and sweet (apparently they are brought from somewhere). Bananas are gorgeous because they are grown in Tenerife. Our cabbage costs 2 euros/kg:) I had to switch to shredded cabbage in sets. In general, one trip to the store to buy food and alcohol for 3-4 days cost us 70-90 euros. Just “dropping in” to buy something for lunch or dinner (milk, bread, breakfast for children, watermelon + some small things) - a check of up to 20 euros. Try to buy for 10+ euros to avoid paying for parking in Mercadona (a shopping center in the city). Yes, by the way, parking is paid everywhere! Something like 1 euro/hour...

To communicate in Adeje you need to English language. Still, the bulk of vacationers are English. There are also plenty of Russians, but now there are much fewer of them than before. But many restaurants have menus in Russian, so you definitely won’t go hungry :) It’s useless to speak English in stores. Basically, body language + brand name + smile on the face solves all language problems.

Height above sea level: 280 m
Square: 105 km²
Population: 51238 people
Postal code: 38670

The area of ​​Costa Adeje in the north-west of Tenerife has changed noticeably in last years. A lot has been built here hotel complexes and hotels, and the infrastructure and level of service now allow us to receive tourists from all over Europe. People come to Adeje to enjoy the wonderful coastal climate and beach holidays.

Attractions of Adeje in the south of Tenerife

Adeje is a small town that can be walked around in an hour or two. It is located close to the tourist area, but there are not as many tourists here as one might expect. Buses run here from the resorts, so getting there is not difficult.

Old houses and narrow streets with cafes and locals sitting in them have been preserved here. And beautiful and often cloudy mountains rise above the city.

What attractions are there to see here?

A monastery built in 1697 has been preserved in Adeje. The first monastic hermitages appeared here in the 16th century. You can go to the ancient monastery of the Sign at the active monastery of St. Sebastian.

And in the center of Adeje, next to the city hall, there is the ancient and beautiful Church of St. Ursula. It was built in the 16th century. Entrance here is free, just don’t make noise so as not to distract the parishioners.

Another attraction of Adeje is the Casa Fuerte fortress. It began to be built back in 1553 to protect against the constant attacks of pirates that devastated the coast of Adeje. For three centuries, Casa Fuerte protected the town and played the role of a political and economic center. And in 1902 it was almost completely destroyed by a major fire. Many valuable historical artifacts were kept within the walls of the fortress. Only a small part was saved, they are exhibited in the Museum Canary Islands, located on the island of Gran Canaria.

Not far from Adeje there is the famous walking route Hell's Gorge. Along the winding mountain path you can walk to a small waterfall.

And on the other side of Adeje there are abandoned terraces where you can walk. It’s especially cool to do this at sunset. From here it opens great view on the coast and tourist resorts Costa Adeje and Las Americas.

Finding an apartment here to spend a vacation is difficult. Most people live in Adeje local residents and lots of expats. The city is chosen by those who are thinking about moving to Tenerife. You can buy inexpensive real estate here, compared to neighboring ones. tourist areas. As usual, there is a large selection, from small studios to large apartments. But buying real estate in Spain is a separate conversation, very complex and has many nuances. Our video about agents' tricks and architects' mistakes will appear soon, be sure to watch it.

History of the area

The Adeje coast today is the most comfortable and respectable holiday destination in Tenerife. Let's tell you a few secrets.
The city of Adeje itself is located at an altitude of 300 m above sea level. Before the European conquest, this was the residence of the Guanche ruler. The last of the Guanches, at baptism received the name Don Diego de Adeje and made peace with the Spaniards.

In 1496, the process of colonization and division of lands began under the leadership of Alonso Fernando de Lugo. Near the Adeje River, where it is located modern city, a small settlement was founded.
In the 16th century, local residents built the first monastic hermitages. In 1530, there was already a monastery in Adeje and another in Taucho. Much later, the monasteries of the Mother of God of the Sign appeared in Enramada and Concepcion.

Sights of Costa Adeje:

• Church of St. Ursula. Built in the 16th century.
• The ancient monastery of the Sign at the active monastery of St. Sebastian.
• Monastery of the Immaculate Conception.
• Fortress of Casa Fuerte. In 1553, Pedro Fuete petitioned to begin the construction of a fortress to protect against the constant attacks of pirates that devastated the coast of Adeje. Construction began in 1556. For three centuries, Casa Fuerte played the role of a political, economic and social center. The fire of 1902 completely destroyed the fortress. The artifacts that survived the fire are kept in the Museum of the Canary Islands in Gran Canaria.
• Caserio de Taucho. A rural settlement near Adeje, very interesting from a historical and ethnographic point of view. It is located at an altitude of 875 m between the De Ye and De la Fuente ravines.
• Another attraction of Adeje is Morro Grueso. A cluster of basalt pillars between the Agua and Fanabe ravines. Drawings are visible on their surface. Most of the rock art preserved in Tenerife is concentrated in the south of the island - these lands were actively used for pastures.

Holidays celebrated in the municipality of Adeje

• St. Sebastian's Day: January 20th
  In Enramada, the inhabitants had the first Appearance of Our Lady of the Holy Sign, patroness of Adeje. And here the first monastery was built in the south of Tenerife. Farmers and pastoralists have great reverence for St. Sebastian. Many miracles and cases of amazing healing of the sick are associated with the actions of this saint. Men and women from different countries flock to the ancient monastery in the hope of being cured of illnesses or getting their desires fulfilled.
• Holy Week.
• Feast of Corpus Christi.
• Feasts of the Sign of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Ursula in October.
• Feast of Our Lady of Fatima May 13
• Feast of Our Lady of the Snows in the first week of July in Las Nieves
• Feast of Our Lady of Koromot: last week of July in Taucho

The municipality of the Adeje region brings together a group of ancient settlements: Tihoco, Taucho and Ifonche, there are many examples of traditional Canarian architecture.
To Tijoco and Taucho, located 900 m above sea level, there are routes TF-585 and TF-583, respectively, which are connected by TF-82 in the area of ​​​​Adeje and Guia de Isora.
To get to Ifonche (1000 m above sea level), you need to turn off the road at and near Escalona.

Beach holiday

The Spanish resort of Costa Adeje today - expensive hotels, beautiful beaches And luxury holiday for tourists with high demands. It is much calmer here than in the neighboring one, there are no young people and many older people.

For a holiday in Costa Adeje, choose apartments or five-star hotels. At night, discos, nightclubs, bars, pubs and restaurants are open. Lovers will love the resort beach holiday, lovers of sea walks and sailing, as well as paragliders.

Beaches of Adeje:

• Playa del Duque
• Playa Fanabe
• Playa Troia
• Playa Blanco
• Playa del Bobo
• Beach near the yacht port of Puerto Colon
• Playa Torviscas
• Playa la Pinta
• La Caleta and wild beaches for her.

On the Costa Adeje coast there are some of them - Playa del Duque and Playa Fanabe. There are rentals of umbrellas and sun loungers, showers and restaurants.
Playa del Duque and Playa Fanabe are marked with blue flags - a special rating of the best beaches in the world.

Near Playa Fanabe beach in Costa Adeje there are five-star hotels: Jardines de Nivaria 5* and Anthelia 5*. Nearby are the Gran Sur shopping center and the Aqualand Costa Adeje dolphinarium water park. You can get to by taxi or bus.

Lifehacks

Tips about Adeje and Las Americas that will help you make your vacation more enjoyable and interesting!

• Plaza del Duque and Siam Mall are suitable for shopping with famous brands: Zara, Bershka, Calzedonia, Timberland, H&M, Mercadona, and Hiperdino. Mega-malls consist of supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, clothing and shoe stores.
• There are other smaller centers nearby: Alteza, Paris del Duque.
• Tenerife Pearl sells pearls.
• In the Playa del Duque area there are villas of famous people from Spain and around the world.
• In all shopping centers one floor is equipped for children's entertainment: children's playgrounds, minigolf, entertainment machines.
• We recommend taking a simple walk through the Barranco del Infierno gorge. At the end of the hike, a small waterfall awaits you.
• The Jardines del Duque tropical gardens are 500 meters from the beaches of Costa Adeje. There is also a children's entertainment town here.

The most expensive and prestigious hotels in Tenerife are located in the Costa Adeje area: El Mirador 5*, Anthelia 5*, Seleccion la Plantacion 5*, Costa Adeje Gran 5*, Sheraton la Caleta 5*. The magnificent Gran Hotel Bahia del Duque Resort 5* includes 9 restaurants and 8 bars, a pond with swans, a swimming pool with sea ​​water which is heated and has a children's pool.

They moor near the small port of Puerto Colon expensive yachts from all over the world. The port was named after Columbus, who visited Tenerife in 1492 before sailing to New World. From Puerto Colon you can go on yachts, catamarans and sailboats to the neighboring one or take a walk along the coast of Los Gigantes to look for dolphins and pilot whales.

There are many in this part of the island. Children will be interested in riding camels in the Camel Park and seeing monkeys in the. All entertainment is located close to the Costa Adeje coast.

The Costa Adeje resort on the island of Tenerife is a vacation for the sophisticated tourist!

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Costa Adeje has some of the best golf courses on the island. The fields are located in such a way that players can observe the picturesque landscape surrounding them. On one side there is a fabulous view of the islands of La Gomera and La Palma, and on the other a panorama of the Atlantic Ocean.

Diving is very popular in Costa Adeje. Several beaches resort area marked with a blue flag, the water is crystal clear and the bottom is clean. You can enjoy watching the picturesque undersea world ocean, easily viewing their inhabitants. Diving enthusiasts will appreciate it.

Anyone can go to boat trip, deep into the ocean. Away from the shore you can see amazing inhabitants depths of the sea- whales and pilot whales, their number reaches 250 individuals.

Extreme lovers can go surfing and parachuting. Experienced instructors will be happy to help beginners learn a new sport.

Parents with children prefer to visit water parks; there are plenty of them here. The most popular of them is Siam Park.

Transport features of Costa Adeje

The resort of Costa Adeje has good transport connection with the airport and the entire island as a whole. The most common type ground transport- Tits buses. They are easy to recognize because... they are painted bright green. At each station, travel tickets are sold in the form of a Bono card. The average cost is 15-25 €, the amount spent will immediately be credited to the ticket account. By using Bono, you can save up to 15% on travel. You must enter the bus through the front door and enter ticket to the validator near the driver, specifying the number of people. It is necessary to inform about the exit at the stop in advance by pressing a button on the bus. It is not customary to announce the names of stations in Spain.

Below is the average cost of travel and the amount of time spent on the road.

1. From South Airport to Costa Adeje (40 minutes) - 2.90 €.
2. From Costa Adeje to Santa Cruz (80 minutes) - 6.25 €.
3. From Costa Adeje to Teide volcano (1.5 hours) - 6 €.
4. Travel within one resort is 1.15 €.

Another equally common form of transport is taxis. The cars are easy to recognize - they are white, with a dial on the roof and the letters SP. The cost of travel within the Costa Adeje resort for 1 kilometer will be 0.55 €, traveling outside will cost twice as much. On weekends and evenings the cost increases by 15%. Each car is equipped with meters, but this does not guarantee that you will not be deceived; drivers often drive along the longest road.

Tourists who plan to travel a lot around the island are better off renting a car. There is a car rental service near the airport. The roads are of excellent quality, there are practically no traffic jams. The cost of 1 liter of gasoline is 1.22 €, and an hour of parking is no more than 1 €.

On any island, Tenerife is no exception, it is popular sea ​​view transport. Ferries provide easy access to neighboring islands. They just sail from certain places. Unfortunately, you won't be able to take the ferry from Costa Adeje. This can only be done from two places: Los Cristianos and Santa Cruz.

For lovers of bicycle and motorcycle transport in Costa Adeje there are many rental points, the average cost per day is 10 €, it is possible to rent vehicle for a few hours.

4 stars

Hotel in Adeje

Hotel Jardin Tropical is located in Adeje’s coast, offering spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and La Gomera. It features a saltwater pool carved out of the cliff. Krasivyi otel, nomer s bokovym vidom na more, mozno bylo nabljudat krasivye zakaty, vkusnye zavtraki, trenazernyi zal s vidom na more. Horoshee raspolozenie, rjadom mnogo restoranov, kafe, magazinov,

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Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria 5 stars

Hotel in Adeje

This luxurious 5-star hotel is located on the Costa Adeje. It overlooks Playa Paraiso Beach. Two swimming pools (one regular, the other heated), a jacuzzi, a large green area, excellent tasty food, polite and helpful staff, free underground parking, large rooms, a complement upon check-in in the form of wine, fruits and nuts in the room, and so on There is also a welcome drink in the bar, there is access to the beach (the beach is so-so), regular high-quality cleaning of the rooms. We'll definitely come back again!

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Vincci Selección La Plantación del Sur 5 stars

Hotel in Adeje

This colonial-style hotel is located on the Costa Adeje coast. It features a luxurious spa and 5 swimming pools surrounded by sun terraces and gardens. Attitude of the staff, I had a birthday, and the hotel staff gave me a gift in the form of champagne and cake

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Iberostar Selection Sábila - Adults Only 5 stars

Hotel in Adeje

Iberostar Sábila - Adults Only is located on Fanabe Beach in Costa Adeje, Tenerife. The hotel is surrounded by a large garden. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Excellent staff, there are simply no words, from the reception to the kitchen! There were Russian-speaking people at the reception, but we were most looking forward to Natalia, she always explained everything in detail, and if we needed help, she was willing to help. The cuisine was incredibly tasty, there was everything on the table: salmon, salted and grilled, jamon cut from the leg, a separate table Italian cuisine and so on. At breakfast there was a huge choice, but most of all we liked their omelet, which the chef prepares in front of you, and of course the presence of champagne at breakfast made us very happy! The beach is really good, when we walked along the coast and compared other places with ours, we realized that we were incredibly lucky with the beach! The breakwaters are at an adequate distance and there is room for swimming, the walk to the ocean is only 2-3 minutes, and on the neighboring beaches it was very rocky, the breakwaters were so close that it seemed like it was a puddle and not the ocean, but our beach I can confidently say it was the best. And when they gave us the account statement, we saw one extra bottle of wine, and what was nice was that they immediately showed us the receipts, checked everything and crossed it out, in time - it took no more than 5 minutes!

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Tigotan Lovers & Friends Playa de las Americas - Adults Only (+18) 4 stars

Hotel in Playa de las Americas

Tigotan Lovers & Friends Playa de las Americas - Adults Only (+18) is located in the center of Playa de las Americas in Tenerife, a 5-minute walk from the beach. 1) Excellent location in the very center - all significant attractions are within walking distance, there is a supermarket, large parking lot, excursions, parapharmacy nearby, all beaches are 10-15 minutes away, the Golden Mile is 10 minutes away 2) Own underground parking is a wonderful, incredibly convenient invention. There is a parking lot for about 20 spaces, we always found a space no matter what time we arrived. Entry to the parking lot requires a guest card, there is an elevator to the parking lot 3) Excellent breakfasts and dinners - it’s definitely worth taking dinner too. In terms of quality, they are practically not inferior to restaurants; in terms of assortment, they put them to shame. One caveat - there is free food at dinner, but paid drinks(even a glass of water), and their cost is slightly higher than in a restaurant: some items are quite a bit, and some are one and a half to two times. Payment for drinks on departure. 4) Hotel features: rooftop bar, outdoor jacuzzi, nudist area, daily entertainment. All this is at a decent level and deserves attention. I definitely recommend the hotel. The main contingent (about 70 percent) are grandparents.

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GF Victoria 5 stars

Hotel in Adeje

Offering 2 restaurants and 4 swimming areas, GF Victoria Hotel is located in resort town Costa Adeje, just 150 meters from Playa del Duque beach. Brand new, opened in spring 2018, chic Luxury representative of GF in Tenerife. The hotel offers exceptional luxury and exclusive suites designed for families. The hotel is located in the heart of the resort opposite the Plaza del Duque, next to the promenade and coastline Playa beaches del Duque and Playa Fañabe, the most prestigious area of ​​Costa Adeje. Upon arrival, we were struck by the building's ultra-modern glass façade with an overhanging clear swimming pool on the very top floor and the hotel's very interesting landscaping. Pleasant aroma in all rooms. Everything is new! You will be greeted by very nice, pleasant, sociable staff, ready to help in any matter with a welcome drink (of your choice) and light snacks. Of course, there is a pleasant surprise in the room - a welcome plate of fruit, a set of cosmetics, a beach bag and flip-flops for each family member - as a gift. I would like to note that in the hotel absolutely all suites consist of two rooms, with two bathrooms (one of them has a shower, the other has a bathtub) and a fairly impressive size spacious balcony-terrace with wicker furniture and a sofa. I was certainly amazed by the presence of a microwave in the room, a refrigerator, a coffee machine, tea, coffee, and bottled water. Excellent wi-fi, own parking. There are a number of excellent restaurants, including gourmet, and 5 lounges. Breakfast is beyond praise; you will be given the opportunity to order hot dishes A la carte, as well as a traditional buffet (buffet) with the widest choice quality food, meat and fish snacks, elite cheeses, black caviar, as well as drinks (including an insane amount of various fresh juices and smoothies), traditional Spanish hot dishes, a sea of ​​fruits and berries, desserts, delicious coffee and of course Cava. The hotel has 7 modern heated swimming pools, sun terraces, cozy Balinese gazebos, naturist areas, and a water park for adults and children. There is a tennis court and mini golf course.

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