Hotels in Costa Adeje, Spain

Fun for all the family in Costa Adeje

The coastal resort town of Costa Adeje is a popular holiday destination on Spanish the island of Tenerife. Offering year-round sunshine, the island is enjoyed by millions of tourists each year, and with its array of hotels Costa Adeje is prominent choice. The town is just minutes away from several of the pristine sandy beaches that stretch along the southwestern coastline of Tenerife, offering visitors a whole host of leisure activities in and out of the water. Accessing Costa Adeje is simple and convenient, with Tenerife South Airport just twenty kilometres away.

Scenic beaches on your doorstep

Quite clearly a large focus of Costa Adeje is the waterfront and the impressive beaches that draw in visitors from across the globe. There are various beaches within close proximity of the town, all offering differing benefits and facilities. Playa del Duque, known in English as Duke beach, is to the north of the town centre and is known for its exclusivity and high-end indulgence. Many of the luxury hotels in Costa Adeje are found in this area and visitors can enjoy massages and beauty treatment directly on the beach. Further south are the pair of beaches known as Torviscas and Fanabe, recognised for a range of water sport activities. Here visitors can enjoy jet-skiing, parascending, parasailing, banana boats, as well as bathing in the clear blue water. Just below the two beaches is the much smaller Playa de la Pinta; protected by the marina, the consequent calmness creates an ideal environment for younger children. There are again a variety of hotels lining the waterfront, offering accommodation options to suit all travellers.

Costa Adeje for young families

The region is home to dozens of family-friendly attractions including the Thai-themed Siam Park, a modern water-park complex that is internationally known for its size and quality. Aqualand, another large water-park, lies closer to the centre of Costa Adeje amongst multiple large hotel resorts. Both are popular choices with young families who enjoy the refreshment from the warm temperatures the Canary Islands boasts. There is also a go-karting circuit around ten kilometres from the town, a favoured activity for families with older children. Indoor family activities include the multi-screen cinema in the Gran Sur shopping centre, less than one kilometre inland from Playa Fanabe. Megabowl Tenerife is also found in this district, nestled amongst many of Costa Adeje’s luxury hotels. The indoor Miki Park, situated in Centro Comerical Plaza del Duque is a well-known destination for younger children, providing a chance to escape the heat.

A cultural variety of shopping and dining

As well as the abundance of beaches and leisure activities available in the area, Costa Adeje is home to a multitude of shops and markets which feature a blend of independent emporiums and well-known brands. The Centro Comercial El Mirador is a treasure trove of quaint boutiques offering visitors a chance to browse endless unique items, all just seconds away from Playa del Duque. Further inland, the Plaza del Duque houses a range of high-end shops, including many international franchises. Both of these market centres are surrounded by Costa Adeje hotels, offering guests the ease of shopping just minutes from their accommodation. Aside from the large shopping centres, there are also a host of smaller shops scattered throughout the town, with many hidden gems to be explored. Visitors are also spoiled when it comes to dining options in the town, with cuisines from across the world represented in restaurants to suit travellers on any budget. Guests can enjoy local Canarian culinary delights, focused around multiple seafood options and papas arrugadas, a potato-based regional favourite.

Further afield in Tenerife

The island of Tenerife is easily accessible by a range of transportation options and thus visitors staying in a hotel in Costa Adeje can conveniently explore much more of the island. The port town of Los Cristianos is just five kilometres to the south and is well-linked by road and rail. Here guests can catch daily ferry services to neighbouring Canary Islands such as La Palma and La Gomera. The stretch of coastline between Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos contains dozens more beaches, including the tourist resort of Playa de las Americas, known for its vibrant nightlife. The centre point of the Tenerife Island is Mount Teide, which is in fact Spain’s highest mountain. A national park surrounds the peak and is one of the must-visit destinations, located around one hour from Costa Adeje. Golf is another big draw for Tenerife with several top class courses scattered across the south of the island, including the local Golf Costa Adeje featuring an 18-hole Championship course.