
Playa de la Tejita
A wide natural beach beneath Montaña Roja, ideal for a romantic sunrise, open views and a wilder atmosphere than the resort beaches.
Things to Do
Restaurants, beaches, hikes, sightseeing and practical day trip ideas across Tenerife.
Beaches
From nearby southern beaches to dramatic northern coastlines, sorted roughly by distance from the apartment.

A wide natural beach beneath Montaña Roja, ideal for a romantic sunrise, open views and a wilder atmosphere than the resort beaches.

A popular beach with a lively village atmosphere, cafés and one of Tenerife’s best-known windsurfing and kitesurfing scenes.

A well-kept Costa Adeje beach with restaurants, a promenade and full resort facilities.

A long golden-sand beach near Santa Cruz, made with sand imported from the Sahara and periodically replenished. It is easy to combine with a visit to the capital or La Laguna.

A dramatic black-sand beach framed by cliffs, best combined with a day trip through Anaga.
Restaurants
Recommended places around Golf del Sur first, then selected restaurants further away. Highlighted places are especially worth considering.
Very good Italian food, pizza and pasta; a place we have returned to several times.
A relaxed bistro and bar beside the golf course rather than a formal restaurant.
Irish pub with Irish beer, pub food, specialities and evening entertainment.
A reliable Indian restaurant in the local area.
Spanish and Mediterranean specialities, seafood and fish.
A friendly Venezuelan café and restaurant serving breakfast and empanadas.
A casual pizzeria in Los Abrigos.
An Italian restaurant specialising in Neapolitan dishes.
A Mexican restaurant in Costa Adeje, convenient when combining dinner with a visit to the area.
Italian restaurant close to the beach, useful when spending time around Playa de las Américas / Arona.
A convenient El Médano café for coffee, breakfast or a quick stop during a beach or town visit.
Very good pizza in a setting that feels more local than touristy.
A Venezuelan restaurant with a relaxed, mostly local atmosphere.
A Japanese restaurant in the north of the island.
Sightseeing & trips
Town visits, natural highlights, family activities and iconic island stops, sorted roughly by distance from the apartment.

Coastal town and kite beach, with cafés, a public beach and a relaxed walking atmosphere.

A compact wildlife park with tropical planting, rope bridges, an aviary and sea-lion shows.

Monumental cliffs dropping into the ocean, boat trips and Playa de Los Guíos nearby.

A scenic mountain village with dramatic views, ideal for photography and a taste of Tenerife’s mountain landscape.

Markets, shops, parks and access to Las Teresitas beach.

UNESCO-listed university town with colonial architecture, cafés, museums and markets.

Spain’s highest mountain, with walking routes, a cable car and wide panoramic views.

A major family attraction with penguins, dolphins, parrots and extensive landscaped grounds.

Best known for the ancient Drago tree, which can also be viewed from the nearby San Marcos gardens.

Colonial houses with carved wooden balconies, the Victoria Gardens and Hijuela del Botánico.

Historic streets, colourful buildings, murals and an excellent base for exploring northern Tenerife.

A historic coastal town with natural lava pools, quiet streets and atmospheric cafés.

Laurel forests, mountain villages, ocean viewpoints and excellent hiking.
Recommended trails
Trail links now point to the exact AllTrails pages provided, or to the official route page where applicable. Check weather, parking and route status before departure.

Approx. 12 km return from Golf del Sur, with striking rock formations, wide views and quieter pebble coves.

Approx. 4.5 km return. Start from the parking lot below the mountain; several trails lead up to the top.

Approx. 5 km loop from El Médano, with a secluded beach below the volcanic cone.

Approx. 5 km return from Palm-Mar. Easy coastal walk through a volcanic landscape toward the lighthouse.

Approx. 6.5 km. Advance booking is required; morning entry times give you more comfortable conditions for reaching the waterfall.

Approx. 5 km loop, or continue downhill to Adeje for roughly 6 km one way. Expect pine forest, broad views and a descent that calls for sturdy footwear.

Approx. 8 km one way, mainly downhill, with wide views and a section through banana plantations.

Approx. 4.5 km loop with superb views of Teide. No permit is required, but arrive early because parking becomes difficult after 10:00.

Approx. 5 km forest loop in Anaga, ideal when you want a shorter walk in the north.

Approx. 4.8 km loop. Arrive early, bring a light jacket and check for temporary route closures before setting out.

Approx. 5 km loop through dramatic Anaga scenery with ocean views — a rewarding choice for a more atmospheric northern hike.