Golf Del Sur Tenerife
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Went there maybe a couple of years after you, so not much to add. It was very quiet, couple of bars, the obligatory Irish bar and that was about it where we were.
There was a little square about a 3 Euro cab ride away that had more restaurants - think it was called San Blas. Some more restaurants and bars there, and a little entertainment.
Beaches on that part of Tenerife are pretty bad - rocks and shingle. As you will know, it is a volcanic island with man made, or dark sand beaches. If you are looking for a good beach, personally I'd avoid Tenerife completely.
There was a little square about a 3 Euro cab ride away that had more restaurants - think it was called San Blas. Some more restaurants and bars there, and a little entertainment.
Beaches on that part of Tenerife are pretty bad - rocks and shingle. As you will know, it is a volcanic island with man made, or dark sand beaches. If you are looking for a good beach, personally I'd avoid Tenerife completely.
SeeFive said:
Went there maybe a couple of years after you, so not much to add. It was very quiet, couple of bars, the obligatory Irish bar and that was about it where we were.
There was a little square about a 3 Euro cab ride away that had more restaurants - think it was called San Blas. Some more restaurants and bars there, and a little entertainment.
Beaches on that part of Tenerife are pretty bad - rocks and shingle. As you will know, it is a volcanic island with man made, or dark sand beaches. If you are looking for a good beach, personally I'd avoid Tenerife completely.
Or head for the border between Las Americas and Los Cristianos. Best area IMO and it does boast a decent beach, even if it is man made.There was a little square about a 3 Euro cab ride away that had more restaurants - think it was called San Blas. Some more restaurants and bars there, and a little entertainment.
Beaches on that part of Tenerife are pretty bad - rocks and shingle. As you will know, it is a volcanic island with man made, or dark sand beaches. If you are looking for a good beach, personally I'd avoid Tenerife completely.
AndyT77 said:
Does that area have a particular name? Adeje and Torviscus ring a bell.
Adeje is really slightly further North than Las Americas (with Los Christianos being slightly South of Las Americas).Torviscas is really a district within Adeje and is very nice. It is where we normally stay.
Anywhere in Adeje is pretty good but the further North within Adeje, the less crowded, the less shops and "life" and the more expensive you get. Torviscas is a good compromise I think between the touristy part of Las Americas and more so Los Christianos and the more quiet part of Adeje.
HTH
M
j4ckos mate said:
I think the beach inbetween is called "playa de la vistas" if im not mistaken,
its ok there and you can walk between las americas and los cristianos easily.
been loads of times, dont forget a visit to the monkey park, its quite nearby and the kids will love it
No kids just me and the missus going, might have a look in though.its ok there and you can walk between las americas and los cristianos easily.
been loads of times, dont forget a visit to the monkey park, its quite nearby and the kids will love it
got a new apartment there, there is the centro urban area where there are quite a few bars and restaurnats, nice atmosphere. all the restaurants pay into to share a compare rather then having them come round a pester you for money, so you can actually enjoy the atmosphere.
ale in Shaz bar was 1.50 a pint last time i was there.
ale in Shaz bar was 1.50 a pint last time i was there.
j4ckos mate said:
I think the beach inbetween is called "playa de la vistas" if im not mistaken,
its ok there and you can walk between las americas and los cristianos easily.
been loads of times, dont forget a visit to the monkey park, its quite nearby and the kids will love it
Yup, next to Las Vistas beach.its ok there and you can walk between las americas and los cristianos easily.
been loads of times, dont forget a visit to the monkey park, its quite nearby and the kids will love it
The area doesnt have a name as far as I know.. I think it actually still comes under Las Americas as there is a fancy shopping/ eating complex which is called "Americas".
This is the area you want.. this corner..
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=apartments&hl=...
Edited for googlemap linky!
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