Los Cristianos is one of the most established and accessible towns in southern Tenerife. Once a small fishing village, it has grown into a lively, full-service coastal hub that still retains much of its charm. Its popularity with both locals and foreigners is easy to understand: Los Cristianos combines beachside …
Tucked beneath the dramatic cliffs of Acantilados de Los Gigantes, the neighboring towns of Los Gigantes and Puerto de Santiago offer one of the most unique residential experiences in southern Tenerife. Located within the municipality of Santiago del Teide, these two coastal towns blend natural beauty, small-town charm, and a …
Alcalá is a small, traditional coastal town located on the west coast of Tenerife, within the municipality of Guía de Isora. Known for its quiet charm, natural swimming coves, and authentic atmosphere, Alcalá has preserved much of its original character while gradually welcoming new residents from abroad. It remains largely …
Playa San Juan is one of Tenerife’s hidden gems – a small but thriving town on the island’s west coast, located between Los Gigantes and Costa Adeje. While it started as a traditional fishing village, Playa San Juan has evolved into a well-rounded seaside community that blends Canarian authenticity with …
Callao Salvaje is a small coastal town tucked between Playa Paraíso and Playa San Juan, within the municipality of Adeje. Once a quiet village, it has grown into a peaceful residential enclave that appeals to those seeking calm, ocean views, and a slower pace of life – while still being …
Playa Paraíso is a small but steadily growing coastal town in the municipality of Adeje, located just 10 minutes west of Costa Adeje’s main tourist areas. While it once lived quietly in the shadow of its more famous neighbours, Playa Paraíso has recently gained attention for its growing real estate …
El Duque is a prestigious coastal neighbourhood in Costa Adeje, on the southwest coast of Tenerife. Often considered the crown jewel of the region, it was purpose-built for luxury from the mid-1990s onward. The area is defined by its five-star hotels (like the iconic Bahía del Duque), designer boutiques, and …
Las Galletas is one of the few places in Tenerife South that has retained the character of a traditional Canarian fishing village while still offering a livable and accessible environment for both locals and expats. Located in the municipality of Arona, this seaside town is known for its working harbour, …
El Médano is a coastal gem in Tenerife South that attracts a different kind of resident – one who values authenticity, nature, and a strong sense of community over flashy resort life. Known as the island’s windsurfing and kitesurfing capital, El Médano blends relaxed beach vibes with a bohemian spirit. …
Playa de las Américas is famed as Tenerife’s party capital and tourist hotspot, but what is it like to actually live there? Many people imagine it solely as a holiday resort, yet a growing number of expats and locals call this vibrant seaside town home year-round. In this blog, we …