For a stay in Costa Adeje, you can focus your plans on specific activities: the beach, water sports, whale and dolphin watching, water parks or golf. Playa del Duque and Playa de Fañabé offer different points of reference for beach days, while boat trips also vary in length. This lets you tailor your activities to your own interests.
Beaches and boat trips
Playa del Duque is in Costa Adeje’s tourist area and has been awarded Blue Flag status. Check the current status of this award before your visit. A promenade runs along the beach and connects it to more than eight other beaches. This gives you another point of reference for planning along the coast, beyond the individual beach.
Playa de Fañabé is almost 600 metres long and offers a wide range of water sports right on the beach. The beach’s length and waterside activities give you specific points to consider when planning a day on the coast: you can make time at the beach and the range of water sports fit your interests.
Boats for whale and dolphin watching depart from Puerto Colón. Tour options vary in length: there are two-hour tours, tours lasting two to three hours, and sea trips of up to five hours. The time required is a practical point of comparison when deciding how much room to give an outing in your day’s plans. White Tenerife is based in Puerto Colón in Costa Adeje and offers scheduled trips as well as private charters. Check the format and duration of the option you want when making specific plans.
Water parks and golf
Siam Park in Costa Adeje has 19 attractions and a design inspired by Thai culture. Younger visitors have dedicated areas, including Lost City and Sawasdee, each with several attractions. You can take both the number of attractions and the park’s theme into account.
Aqualand Costa Adeje combines a water park with a dolphinarium. The themed areas for children include Mega Adventure Land, Isla Pirata, Puerto Pirata and the Kid’s Pool, which opened in April 2022. Aqualand offers a leisurely ride on an inner tube along the more than 500-metre-long Lava River. These details show different sides of the park, from its themed children’s areas to a specific water-based activity.
Golf Costa Adeje’s championship course has 18 holes and a par of 72. Footgolf can be played at Golf Costa Adeje’s Campo Los Lagos. If golf is part of your plans, the type of play is a clear distinction between these two options: the championship course and footgolf at Campo Los Lagos.
Choose accommodation to suit your travel plans
Discover more destinations: GĂĽimar, El Sauzal, Granadilla De Abona, Ifonche y Benitez, La Sabinita, Trevejos, Los Silos, El Pris
For an overview of the wider destination: Tenerife.
