Playa de la Arena Holidays

Situated on the island’s most westerly region, it is generally recognised that the year-round climate is among the best in the Canaries.

Things To Do

One of the many excursions available is to Teide National Park; Mount Teide is the third biggest volcano in the world which last erupted some 150,000 years ago.

Waterparks and theme parks are aplenty in Tenerife, the islands newest waterpark; Siam Park opened in September 2008 in Costa Adeje and is full of thrilling rides and attractions including a wave pool, the Wave Palace for surfers and a children’s pool.

There’s a wide selection of watersports on offer within and nearby the resort, boat trips such as whale and dolphin spotting are also available as well as several golf courses just a short drive away.

The Resort

The neighbouring resorts of Playa de La Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes are small and tranquil, a far cry from the bustling resorts of Playa de Las Americas and Los Cristianos. However the resort has a good range of restaurants offering a variety of cuisines, including Thai, Austrian and British.

Playa de la Arena has a small, natural beach of black sand, with a good choice of bars and restaurants nearby. Though small the beach is one of the best in the area and has been awarded the European blue flag for many years in succession.

Much of the accommodation is on a hill and the gradients are fairly steep, making this resort unsuitable for those with mobility problems.

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