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Situated by the Costa Adeje Golf course, the restaurant Jardin , with just 10 tables, is an intimate and romantic place where the young chef Ivan Gonzalez, one of Tenerife’s emerging talents, presents and traditional menu with avant-garde touches and refined techniques using only the freshest products available.

Monkey Bar & Grill is a new modern concept of a Steak House, a step out of the convencional with a exellent wine list and unique in cocktails. A big selection of steakes for the most demanding and a most sophisticated kitchen in the market for those who are not eaters of meat, we try to use all senses to transform the style of food and make contemporary creations for our customers tastes. When you arrive you notice that you are part of something special! Under old copper-pergolas, surrounded by furniture of asian design, palms and greenery, the decoration is only a beginning.

Wonderful place to see and be seen, located in Las Americas Avenue in a trendy spot. Differents halls to sit with sleek a decoration where you can join a meal or Martini in “Al fresco Terrace”. The Bazaar is the main dining room, its cozy and the ambient is vibrant. Your last option is little Chillout Milano for a perfect ending. Specialized in Pizzas, Pastas and a varied menu with a tradicional italian kitchen from Tuscany.

It is not a regular Japanese. It is one of the prettiest restaurant on the Island plus a wonderful experience. Sushi, Dim Sum, Tempuras and famous Oriental Tapas perform the menu, alongside a tasty fusion cuisine with the aromas & flavors of Asia. Larges cities like New York, Miami or Singapor boast a unique location.

Have a great game of golf on this unique and exceptional 18 hole course. An authentic work of art created by David Thomas. From any of the holes you'll have a fantastic view of the sea and the Island of La Gomera. Improve your swing on the 3 hole practice range or simply relax in the select atmosphere of the club house.

Golf Costa Adeje surprises with it's own exquisite surroundings. Pepe Gancebo created a unusual route, respecting the old agricultural terraces descending infront of the sea and beautiful stone walls. Terrific sea views, the Island of La Gomera and the Mountains of Adeje, this unique course has 27 holes with large greens, valleys and lakes.

Situated in the heart of Playa De Las Americas, one of the best known touristic areas in the South. What makes Golf Las Americas different is it's terrain, amphitheater style, facing the sea with magnificent views of the ocean and the Island of La Gomera. It's designer, John jacobs, placed many water obstacles creating a fresh relaxing feeling. the 18 hole course, has a 72 par and total distance of 6,039mtrs.

Golf Los Palos course is a 9 hole par 27. in an authentic colourful garden of vegetation. Practically without ledges, it has beautiful water obstacles, lakes and streams. It is an ideal sport to better your shorter shots. Designed by Jose Maria Olazabal of 'Golf Design it has a lovely, pleasant terrace with views of the full course.

Right beside the sea, Donald Steel devised an 18 hole course facing the Ocean, it forces you at times to play over the sea to reach the green. This is the 5th hole and without a doubt is one of the most spectacular on the course. Palm trees, water obstacles, canarian pines all add to the charm. Great views of Mount Teide and a pitch & putt club, pool and horseriding are available there too.

Golf del Sur opened it's doors in 1987 with a a professional tournament which was the start of some very important historical sporting events. Pepe Gancedo started this and it was then remodelled by Manuel Piñero, It is a 27 hole course with beautiful and colourful vegetation.

Founded in 1932, it is the second oldest course in Spain and still has a distinct Britanic air about it It is 600 mtrs above sea level and has 18 wavy holes ascending to beautiful views of mount Teide. There are deep valleys on many of the holes. The 4th is one of the most difficult, forcing you to be on the green for your 2nd shot, with out of bounds on the left and too many ledges on the right. Trees shading around the course add to it's beauty.

The Golf Club The Rosaleda is placed to only 5 minutes from the urban center of the Puerto de la Cruz, in the North of Tenerife. In the middle of banana plantations, integrated perfectly a paradisiac environment and with conference panoramic of the Valley of The Orotava, The Teide and the Atlantic Ocean, is ideal for beginners or players who want to improve your short game in a calm and relaxing environment. The field offers an enterteining tracing in which they are called the attention bunkers of yellow sand, waterfalls and lakes. The best school of golf with professional teachers, driving range, putting green, cafeteria, wardrobes, center of physical therapy.

Situated on spectacular cliffs and marked by the proximity of the impressive 'Parque Rural del Teno. Buenavista Golf, work of Severiano Ballisteros, invites you to play beside the sea, on holes that occasionally give the impression of playing against the water. On the first round the difficult ones are the par 4, meanwhile the second round they are the par 3 that require precision, above all the 15th and the 17th, both on the edge of the cliff.

The landscaper Donald Steel believed in La Gomera, only 40 minutes by ferry to Tenerife, a spectacular course , 18 hole on top of a cliff, facing the sea and Mount Teide, fantastic impressive views. The vegetation on the hils lush green as you descend towards the sea, reaching the bottom, magnificent tropical land.

The National Parks of Mount Teide, situated in the centre of the Island, house the manifestation of submediterranean vegetation. With an altitude of more than 2000 mtr El Teide was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, and is an absolute must. Beautiful and grandiose, it will make you feel very small.

Cable car services up to La Rambleta run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., unless bad weather or high winds make the service impossible. Restrictive measures have currently been established, and access from the Terminal to the highest point of the summit is NOT allowed without a special permit. Access is open to La Fortaleza and Pico Viejo lookout spots.

The Rural Park of Teno, in the municipality of Buenavista del Norte (the Isla Baja region), is where one can find the deepest ravines of the island. Here, surrounded by amazing escarpments, lies the hamlet of Masca. This picturesque hamlet, which has been declared an area of ethnographical and architectural interest, is one of the best examples of the Canary Island´s natural architecture and in principle has been preserved due to the sheer difficulty in gaining access to the hamlet until recent years.

The Gigantes Cliffs offer some of the most spectacular scenery on Tenerife. Their impressive sheer faces drop from heights of 600 metres in some places. At the foot of these cliffs is the seabed at a depth of 30 metres: it contains a rich marine life that attracts both diving and sports fishing enthusiasts.

The Cueva del Viento-Sobrado underground complex is the largest lava tube in the European Union. It was created by lava flows from Pico Viejo, next to Mt. Teide. (It is required to reserve at least one day before your visit)

The Anaga Rural Park occupies much of the mountainous massif located at the north-eastern end of the Island of Tenerife. With an area of 14,419 hectares, it is a substantial part of the Island of Tenerife and includes parts of the municipal districts of La Laguna, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Tegueste. This is a steeply-sloping area with exceptional natural and cultural treasures, which has landscapes of great harmony and beauty, the fruit of the coexistence of the human being and nature in a rugged territory.

Taganana is a picturesque village located in the Anaga Rural Park, in the district of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. To get to Taganana take the road to El Bailadero from San Andrés (a small fishing town seven kilometres from the capital). Taganana is hidden away in a small steep valley and like the rest of the villages in Anaga, preserves the traditions and architecture from the island's past. Another way to get there is via the Las Mercedes Mountains in La Laguna.

Siam Park, located in Costa Adeje (south of Tenerife), is one of the great innovations that Tenerife presents for 2008: the most up to date technology is combined with the exotic mystery of the ancient kingdom of Siam. Each ride is a perfect mix of fun, excitement and plenty of adrenaline. All those who try them are sure to have really unique experiences.

Aqualand Costa Adeje makes up an excellent combined leisure and entertainment offer. This is the only Water park and Dolphinarium in Tenerife and is situated in one of the most tropical tourist destinations of the island.

Jungle Park Las Águilas is a fantastic zoological and botanical park with 75,000 m² of jungle and over 500 animals. Here, you can enjoy an unforgettable experience: along a route full of tunnels, and hanging bridges, waterfalls, lagoons and caves you will discover its incredible ecosystem made up of flora and fauna from the south of Tenerife.

The Guimar Pyramids in the south of Tenerife are a complex of pyramid structures astronomically positioned by the winter and summer solstice. The park offers its visitors a chance to contemplate these amazing constructions, a surprising resemblance of the architecture to those found in Egypt, Cerdena, Sicily, South America and other parts of the world.

Forestal Park is an adventure park located among the Canary Islands' tallest trees and is the only one of its kind on the Island. There are a total of ninety activities at a height, platforms at 30 metres above the ground and zip-lines of several hundred metres in length which allow you to undertake sporting activity in the bosom of nature and in the exceptional setting of the Las Lagunetas Protected Landscape.

Loro Parque is a world-famous adventure and is the best-loved animal park in the Canary Islands. A natural paradise thanks to which you will always have an unforgettable memory of your holiday. Extraordinary experiences await you as you come into contact with our animals and the careful reproduction of their natural habitats which will transport you directly to the animal kingdom.

PuebloChico is a surprising and unusual theme park in the Canary Islands. It has reproductions of the most representative buildings and scenery of the Canaries on a scale of 1:25 in an area of 20,000 beautifully-landscaped square metres.

Magma is an avant-garde and architectural concept that evokes the earth essence and gives to any event the "unique" concept. All the architectural set inspire volcano and lava. The island is involved by a mixture of areas, volumes and structures. Magma is a building that seduces because of its external appearance and it is due to this fact that it is been designed to be extremely functional.

Opened in January 1851 under the reign of Isabel II, the Guimerá Theatre is the oldest of the Canary Islands. Also known in the past as Main Theatre, Queen's Theatre or Teatro Municipal, its present name honors the writer, poet and playwright, Angel Jorge Guimerá, born in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 1845, one of the greatest exponents of the resurgence of Catalan literature of the late nineteenth century.

Opened in May 1996, the Centre occupies an area of ​​over 40,000 square meters and living within three useful spaces that make it the ideal place for all kinds of meetings, fairs and exhibitions.

Since its opening in September 2003, the Auditorio de Tenerife has become one of the island's most emblematic buildings. Perched on the seashore like an enormous bird, the beautiful shape and sheer size of Santiago Calatrava's sculptural creation are much admired from anywhere in the capital. Conceived for island residents and visitors alike as a meeting point and a place to enjoy all kinds of music and artistic genres, the Auditorio de Tenerife responds to a growing demand for cultural activities and underscores the offer provided by public and private institutions. Its success is reflected in an exciting new programme and an increasing number of concert-goers.

The "Aeropuerto Tenerife Sur - Reina Sofía" is located in the district of Granadilla de Abona. From this airport over 150 airlines operate international, national and inter-island flights and almost nine million passengers use it every year making it one of the busiest airports in Spain. It is located very close to the tourist resorts in the south of the island and can be reached via the TF-1 motorway.

The international airport of "Los Rodeos-Tenerife Norte" is located in the north of the island, in the district of La Laguna which is about 10 kilometres from the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife. One of the two airports on Tenerife, it mainly operates flights between islands and to mainland Spain, although there are some international flights. Every year almost four million passengers use this airport, which can be reached via the TF-5 motorway

The shipping lines that operate from Los Cristianos port, in the south of Tenerife, sail to San Sebastián on the island of La Gomera; La Estaca, on the island of El Hierro; and Santa Cruz de La Palma. This is a busy passenger port, which is often used by tourists on trips to La Gomera. There are also many boats offering sightseeing trips to the Cliffs of Los Gigantes or whale and dolphin watching excursions.

This port is in the capital of the island, Santa Cruz, very close to the city centre. It is both a container and a passenger port. The shipping lines that operate from the port sail to Gran Canaria, Cadiz and Barcelona. Cruise liners also dock at this port on a regular basis. It is currently undergoing an extensive and ambitious remodelling project supervised by the Swiss architects Herzog and De Meuron.

The beach is at the end of the Masca ravine. It is difficult to get to from the land side, as it takes about 3 hours along a complicated path from the hamlet of Masca to the beach. The most commonly used way of getting to the beach is by boats that leave from the nearby marina of Los Gigantes, or from the fishing harbour of Playa de San Juan, further south. The beach of black sand and pebbles, is set at the base of the impressive Teno cliffs, or Los Gigantes

This beach, also known as Playa de Argel, is between the tourist complex of Acantilados de Los Gigantes and the Los Gigantes cliffs, close to the yacht marina, behind the Poblado Marino. You get a spectacular view of the cliffs from the beach. It is a beach of fine black sand, in one of the brightest areas of Tenerife (protection is recommended). On the beach, you can rent pedal boats, sun beds and sun umbrellas. There is also a bar restaurant. Boats leave the neighbouring yacht marina for the beach of Masca, with magnificent views of the sea-battered cliffs.

Located in the heart of the small tourist resort of Puerto Santiago, La Arena beach stands out for its excellent setting and extraordinary amount of light. The beach is 120 metres long with fine volcanic sand and a full range of facilities. There are a number of restaurants and shops, and the nearby hotels make for one of the most family-friendly beaches for locals and visitors alike.

The coast of Guía de Isora includes the districts of Playa de San Juan and Alcalá, with an important fishing fleet and a year-round dry and sunny climate. In the neighbouring village of Alcalá, there is a fishing wharf that is ideal for bathing. Playa de la Barrera is between the two villages.

These small tourist resorts in the borough of Adeje are about 12 Km from Playa de las Americas, toward Los Gigantes. Access is sign-posted from the main coast road. There is a small cove in Playa Paraíso, next to a large swimming pool that belongs to the tourist complex. The Callao Salvaje resort has a small pebble beach.

La Caleta is a small coastal enclave in the borough of Adeje, near Playa de las Americas, with a stone beach and some fish restaurants. Access is via a turning off the coast road. Following a track for about half an hour to the south, you get to some small coves of golden sand.

The Enramada Beach is located in the Adeje Cove near Playa de Las Américas. This old pebble beach has been remodelled to make it easier for bathing. It is now covered with fine, volcanic sand produced by grinding down the original pebbles and excavating sand from the seabed around Los Cristianos Beach. It is a beach with quiet waters located in a semi-urban setting.

A beach of fine golden sand located in one of the newest areas of Costa Adeje and bordered by a lovely seafront promenade, which joins together over 8 beaches. The sea is calm and the beach extends for almost 700 metres. The playa del Duque is sure to please all who visit especially as it has all the services you would expect from such high quality surroundings. There is a sun lounger and parasol service, as well as parking, restaurants, bars, showers, changing rooms, toilets and telephones.

On the coast of Costa Adeje, one of the main tourist resorts in Tenerife, the neighbouring beaches of Torviscas and Fañabé (Blue flag) make up one long, sandy beach. The sea is mainly calm, apart from El Duque beach where it is a little rougher. These beaches offer a complete range of facilities and a great atmosphere of non-stop fun. They are joined by one long, popular promenade where many people relax and enjoy the beautiful sunshine at some of the best-known beaches in Tenerife.

A beach of fine golden sand and calm seas located next to Puerto Colón, one of the main marinas on the island. The beach offers a wide range of water activities and entertainment for adults and children. There is a lifeguard service, sun loungers, parasols, parking, restaurants, bars, showers, changing rooms, disabled access, telephones, taxi rank and bus stops.

This was the first beach at Costa Adeje. It has fine golden sand and calm seas and is located in a very central area. The sea is great for practising water sports. There is a lifeguard service, sun loungers and parasols for hire, parking, restaurants, bars, showers, changing rooms and a taxi rank and bus stop nearby.

El Camisón is one of the many beaches between the tourist resorts of Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje. It is 120 metres long and makes up part of a continuous succession of beaches which are occasionally separated by a line of stones laid on the sand. As with all these beaches it has a wide range of services and facilities both on the beach and just the other side of the promenade. A popular beach throughout the year, it offers a range of enjoyable water sports and an easy-going atmosphere. Swimming conditions are excellent due to the breakwater, which protects the beach from currents and waves.

Las Vistas is one of the longest and most popular beaches in the south of Tenerife. It has a wide range of facilities, and its fine golden sand comes from the surrounding seabed. It is located between the resorts of Los Cristianos and Las Américas and thanks to its breakwater, which protects it from waves and ocean currents, the sea is calm and ideal for swimming. A fountain, with a very contemporary design capable of shooting seawater high into the sky, is one of this beach's unique features.

Even in the 1960s, Los Cristianos beach was already attracting some of the first tourists arriving to the south of Tenerife in search of sun and relaxation. It is 400 metres long with golden sand and protected by a port that bears the same name. The beach is at the end of the Marine Walk that begins in the town of Los Cristianos, a lively tourist resort with all the facilities you would expect from an important resort town. On the other side of the port is Las Vistas beach.

Las Galletas is a fishing village in the borough of Arona. There are two exits from the TF-1 motorway, one near Los Cristianos, through Guaza, and the other near Tenerife South Airport. It has a beach of black sand and pebbles, down by the fishing harbour, next to the sea front promenade. There are good fish restaurants in Las Galletas and we can also find caravans and tents at weekends and in the summer. The nearby Palm-Mar complex also has a pebble beach with some black sand.

Connected to El Médano beach via the Montaña Roja nature reserve is La Tejita beach, a one-kilometre long beach of fine golden sand that is set well away from the town. Right next to the spectacular Montaña Roja is this small cove which makes a cosy beach, mainly used by nudists. This beach has no facilities, except a small stand selling drinks. However, it is exactly this natural environment, its clean sand, and calm waters that attract visitors to this beach.

El Médano Beach is in the district of Granadilla de Abona, next to the small seaside resort of the same name. It is the longest beach on the island, a two-kilometre stretch of fine golden sand that ends at a volcanic cone called "Montaña Rojo" (Red Mountain). The surrounding area is a protected nature reserve due to its important ecological value. The beach has a range of facilities and a very pleasant seafront walk to stroll along.La playa cuenta con todo tipo de servicios y un bonito paseo marítimo y es un escenario idóneo para la práctica del windsurf. Quienes se acercan a El Médano disfrutan de unas aguas tranquilas y de poca profundidad y de un ambiente familiar.

Candelaria beach, or Playa de La Arena, is opposite the cathedral. It a broad expanse of black sand, but you must be CAREFUL with the currents and the waves. It is advisable to stay near the edge.

El Cabezo, another sandy beach, is the next one along to the north. Several international windsurfing competitions are held here, such as the O'Neill Tenerife Grand Prix, which is on the Professional Boardsailing Association (PBA) circuit.

El Socorro beach, in the Los Realejos district, is particularly well known by surfers as they often practise here or use the beach for competitions. There is quite a strong swell, which means you need to take care when swimming. El Socorro beach is a long, beautiful beach of volcanic sand with a range of facilities including car parks, bars, restaurants and sometimes, lifeguards. To get there drive along the C-280 main road north and then take the signposted exit near the "mirador de San Pedro" (viewpoint) which will lead you down to this beach.

In Puerto de la Cruz, next to the Martiánez Lido, the beach that bears the same name offers two different swimming areas. At one end, nearest to the lido, a breakwater prevents the ocean swell reaching the beach providing excellent swimming conditions most of the time. At the other end of the beach towards the cliffs, there is no barrier to stop the waves, and therefore it attracts surfers and body-boarders.

For many people in Tenerife El Bollullo beach is one of the most beautiful on the island. It is also one of the most isolated and difficult to get to. Although a simple beach bar is the only facility visitors will find, it is impossible not to appreciate the beauty of its 400 metres of fine volcanic sand, the extraordinary clarity of its water, and the peaceful and cosmopolitan atmosphere created by those that go there.