Tenerife’s
beaches are some of the most seductive beaches in the world. You will be held
captive in its magnificent charm. Even
though the beauty of Tenerife’s beaches in indescribable, Here is a decent
effort to describe the magnetic effect of the mighty coastal line.
Playa de Las Americas
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It is the
most popular beach resort in Tenerife which enjoys the reputation of the Party
Hub on the island. This rebellion beach attracts droves of youngsters from all
over the world. Apart from glitzy
nightlife and crackling celebrations which this resort boasts about, long
stretches of sand which cater to people looking for a laid back holiday.
Name any
water sports, from surfing, snorkelling to diving. This resort encompasses all.
Moreover it offers a submarine safari which takes you to the bottom of the
ocean.
Puerto de la Cruz Tenerife
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Though it is
not as vibrant as Playa de las Americas, this beach resort has something to
offer everyone. There is enough nightlife and amusements to get you
involved. Playa Jardín and Playa
Martianez are two priceless jewels of la Cruz. Both of these beaches were
landscaped by famous architect Cesar Manrique.
Playa
Jardin’s dark stretches of sand are swayed by palm trees. This beach is
destined to be the tranquility beach. Though there are some restaurants and
bars lined up on the back side, its usual calmness remains unperturbed.
Playa
Martianez shares the same trait as that of Playa Jardin. It is an idealistic
place for a Do Nothing Holiday. Its decency, adds up to its image of a family
destination.
Los Cristianos
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Los
Cristianos is a great resort to visit if you are looking for fine beaches and
tranquil turquoise waters on the sunny south coast of Tenerife. This fishing
village has grown into a thriving place, popular with sun worshippers who spend
hours soaking up the rays on the soft golden sand.
Los Cristianos is advised to holiday makers looking for a peaceful beach experience. It has transformed into an enticing place from a lonely fishing village. You can find droves of people sun bathing on the soft pearl-white sand.
Los Cristianos is advised to holiday makers looking for a peaceful beach experience. It has transformed into an enticing place from a lonely fishing village. You can find droves of people sun bathing on the soft pearl-white sand.
The sea is
very still and has a shallow area, which makes it safer for swimming. The coast
is brimmed with bars and kiosks. You will also find an odd shower service. You
will be amazed to see dolphins and whales swimming on your boat excursions.
El Bollullo
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It is an
alluring, unadulterated natural beach in the La Ortava Valley. You will require
a bit of time to unveil this hidden gem. Once you reach El Bollullo you will
realise. It is marked by rugged cliffs looking down to the pristine waters, and
golden sand. You cannot think of any other element which would make your beach
experience better than this, Unless the waves are a touch too strong for your
liking.
Playa de Las Teresitas
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The Anaga
Mountains stands tall on the golden sand of the Playa de Las Teresitas. This
beach is gorgeous and is a good option to soak up the sun in the midst of warm
gentle breezes. You can choose to attend
yoga classes or take part in a volleyball match, there is always so much
happening on the beach. Despite the
party goers setting in on the weekends, the place does not lose its cool and
can be easily mistaken for a Caribbean beach.
El Medano
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Orchestrated
beautifully on the south coast of Tenerife, this beach is the spiritual home to
surfers. One end of the beach is taken up by surfers while the swimming and
sunbathing takes place on the other. It also enjoys a Blue Flag status. The
World Kite Surfing Championship is held here every year, which pulls in
hundreds of adrenalin addicted sportsmen.
Playa San Marcos
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Playa San
Marcos is an Unsung Hero of Tenerife. It is a volcanic beach guarded by
gigantic rocks and cliffs. Here, you can find a vacant spot much easier
compared to the rest of the beaches. On the backside of the beach there is a
promenade, where you will find restaurants specialising in Spanish cuisines. If
you feel liking grabbing a snack or enjoying a drink, then there are just
enough cafes and bars to cater for your desires.
Playa del Duque, Costa Adeje, Tenerife
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Playa del
Duque is a premium shoreline on Costa Adeje in southern Tenerife. Stroll along
the delicate sand, feel it between your toes… take a plunge in the warm,
perfectly clear waters… loosen up on the sun beds in the magnificent daylight
while listening to the sound of the waves delicately lapping the shore. Sounds
awesome, doesn`t it?
Walk around a promenade that runs the length of the sand. The snazzy restaurants and bistros give an extravagant seating view to unwind while having a drink or a spot of lunch. International food is available and also customary tapas. Guests can also do some shopping, with numerous designer brands embellishing the windows of upmarket outlets.
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