Tenerife Costa Adeje

Discover Costa Adeje coast in Tenerife, Canary Islands.

Costa Adeje
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Costa Adeje is located on the Southwest of the island of Tenerife. It’s enclosed on the northwest region by Guía de Isora separated by the Erques Ravine. On the southwest region the el Rey Ravine separates Adeje from the precious municipalities of Arona and Vilaflor.

Playa del Duque Beach
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Activities
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Golf
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This town has been converted, recently, into one of the favourite tourist destinations of all Europe, hundreds of people come here everyday for their holidays.Costa Adeje has some of the most modern hotel chains in Europe as most hotels were recently built. If you wish to check some special offers from the best Hotels in Adeje in Tenerife click here.

Costa Adeje is an authentic paradise for your holidays as it offers you a handful of entertainment activities. if you enjoy sea and sports you should visit one of its precious beaches which attract numerous athletes and tourists throughout the world as these are considered some of the best beaches in Tenerife. In some of them you might practice many different water sports and enjoy the stupendous climate and the never ending sun. All beaches in Costa Adeje are in very good conditions, but if we have to recommend some it would be Las Américas beach and Fañabé beach.

We ought to know that Costa Adeje might offer much more than entertainment and fun and even more than its own sea, as it has the “Golf Costa Adeje” one of the best golf courses in Tenerife as well as many good sport centres.

Adeje also has many Theme Parks, the best in Tenerife, as for example the Aqualand Aquapark and the new Siam Park.

If you like nature you should know that Costa Adeje is famous for the El Infierno Ravine, the second most visited park in Tenerife. Moreover it also has many trails with wonderful views for all the walking lovers.

This municipality also has an extreme geological importance as it holds some of the oldest geological materials in Tenerife, some dating 7 million years.