Updated 07/02/2025
Costa Adeje, on Tenerife’s south coast, is a sun-soaked paradise perfect for beach lovers, adventure seekers and those who just want to kick back with a cocktail. It’s got the works: sandy beaches, clear waters and a vibe that says, “Why not have another mojito?”
Where to Stay:
TUI Package Holidays to Costa Adeje / EasyJet Holidays to Costa Adeje
Top Hotel Picks:
Hotel Suite Villa Maria: Enjoy spacious, stylish villas with private pools and Atlantic views. Perfect for families or feeling fabulously rich.. Hotel Suite Villa Maria with TUI
GF Victoria: Infinity pools, a rooftop bar and a glass-bottom pool for those thrill-seekers. Pure luxury with a daring twist. GF Victoria with TUI
Royal Garden Villas and Spa – A luxurious, peaceful escape with private villas, stunning ocean views, and a heavenly spa. Royal Garden Villas and Spa, EasyJet
GF Fañabé – A fun, family-friendly hotel with rooftop pools, great entertainment, and a short walk to the beach! GF Fanabe, EasyJet
Top Attractions:
Siam Park: World’s best water park with epic slides, lazy rivers and a wave pool. Tower of Power screams? Totally worth it. Siam Park Entry Tickets With Skip The Line on Viator
Mount Teide: Cable car, jaw-dropping views and Spain’s highest peak – bragging rights included! Mount Teide Tour with Transfer and Optional Cable Car Ticket on Viator
Los Gigantes: Fancy a boat trip? Los Gigantes, with its towering cliffs, is the perfect destination. The cliffs rise dramatically from the sea, creating a backdrop so stunning, it might even make everyone you show jealous.
Whale Watching: The waters around Costa Adeje are home to pilot whales, which means you can tick off “see whales in the wild” from your bucket list! Whale and Dolphin Watching Catamaran with Transfer and Buffet on Viator
Barranco del Infierno: For the hikers out there, Barranco del Infierno (Hell’s Gorge) is a must. Despite the name, the hike is more heavenly than hellish, winding through a lush ravine to a secret waterfall. Just remember to pack some water and good shoes, because flip-flops on this trail? Hell, no.
Monkey Park: If you’re tired of sunbathing (is that even possible?), a trip to Monkey Park is a fun alternative. This small, friendly zoo lets you get up close with all sorts of critters, from cheeky monkeys to giant tortoises. It’s not the biggest attraction in Costa Adeje, but it’s definitely one of the most enjoyable for animal lovers!
Kayak & Snorkel with Dolphins & Turtles: For a really unique experience that will take your breath away, paddle around the beaches and bays on a sea kayak. Costa Adeje’s beautiful waters are home to five different species of dolphins and the spectacular sea turtles. Kayaking with Dolphins and Turtles and Snorkelling in Tenerife on Viator
La Gomera Day Trip: Discover La Gomera’s charm on a guided day trip. Ferry over to explore San Sebastian, gaze at Mount Teide and soak up the culture and views. La Gomera Day Trip on Viator
Santa Cruz and San Cristóbal de La Laguna: Discover Santa Cruz’s colonial charm, Taganana’s mountain beauty paired with Playa de Las Teresitas, and La Laguna’s UNESCO-worthy history and architecture—all in one unforgettable journey through Tenerife’s highlights! Santa Cruz and San Cristóbal de La Laguna on Viator
Teide National Park Sunset & Stargazing with Dinner: Savour a Canarian feast, witness a magical sunset above the clouds with Mount Teide views, then stargaze under crystal-clear skies with telescopes. Teide National Park Sunset & Stargazing with Dinner on Viator
Practical Tips:
Book Excursions in Advance: Popular activities like Mount Teide tours and Siam Park can fill up quickly. Reserve your spots online to avoid disappointment and enjoy stress-free planning.
Stay Hydrated: The sun in Costa Adeje is hot, so keep a water bottle handy. Dehydration can sneak up on you, especially if you’re exploring all day in the sun!
Use Public Transport: Buses are frequent, cheap and cover most tourist spots. It’s a hassle-free way to get around without the parking stress.
Wear Comfy Shoes: Whether strolling the promenade or hiking Barranco del Infierno, comfy shoes are essential. Save the flip-flops for the beach!
Travel Adapters – Bring a Type C or F adapter for European plugs to keep devices charged.
Currency – Euros (€) are used, and ATMs are widely available—cards accepted almost everywhere.
Best Time to Visit – Visit March–June or September–November for great weather, fewer crowds and lower prices.
Costa Adeje vibes? Pure magic. Sun-soaked days, wild adventures and unforgettable sunsets. Pack your flip-flops and your sense of fun—Tenerife’s waiting to spoil you silly!
