Just west of Playa De Las Americas, fast becoming one of the most popular destinations in Tenerife and indeed in Europe, lies Costa Adeje. Costa Adeje is a beautiful coastal town set against the striking backdrop of Mount Teide, and looking out on the majestic Atlantic Ocean. Costa Adeje has a quieter and more reserved atmosphere than Playa de las Americas, it's southern neighbour in Tenerife and is also very good for water sports. Costa Adeje is a year round holiday destination having pleasantly hot summers and warm winters. Although there is occasional rain there is no rainy season & showers are short

If you're tired of staying in hotels, Costa Adeje is known for its wide assortment of accommodations, all priced and sized to meet your needs. Costa Adeje resort provides many different types of housing, and if you're considering an extended stay, you might want to consider one of the many guest apartments that are located in this lovely town. You can easily rent a self-catered apartment that still has many of the benefits of the larger hotels, but without all the noisy neighbours around!

Forget high-rises and neon strips, Costa Adeje is life on the quiet side. Newly built, up-market and oozing tranquillity, this charming town spreads out from the glittering sands of the famous El Duque Beach. Here you can lie back on the sugary-soft shores or get to grips with some fantastic watersports. Sprinkled with exclusive shops, chic restaurants and luxurious 5-star hotels, this destination really knows how to spoil its guests. In terms of beauty, Costa Adeje is a striking location with much to offer in the way of black, glittering beaches of volcanic sand and clear water that seems meant for scuba diving and snorkeling. If you want to spend most of your holiday, Costa Adeje is one of the best places in the Canary islands to do so.

Costa Adeje is home to a mixture of golden and black volcanic beaches, the most well known of which is probably the
Fanabe beach. The beaches around Costa Adeje tend to be sheltered bays and guarded by life guards, so a day at the beach means good, safe family fun. Most of the beaches also contain onsite facilities such as cafes, showers and toilets. With beaches like these, you may not want to spend your holiday anywhere else! If you're travelling with small children, don't think that your time has to be eaten up with childcare. Depending on the resort, many places will offer babysitting and creche services, allowing you to head out for short excursions on your own. Far from being just for adults, Costa Adeje is a vacation spot for travellers of all ages, from the retired to the still crawling! “Stylish and serene, Costa Adeje is simply irresistible.”