7 Nights
Adults: 2
Villas in Tenerife
As the largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife’s warm climate and huge range of attractions make it an ideal destination all year long. Whether for a fun family trip during the summer, a vibrant group getaway, or a quiet winter escape for two, Tenerife villa holidays are an excellent choice for any season. This is an island of exquisite beaches and dramatic mountains, of amazing flavours and aromas in top class restaurants, of sophisticated designer boutiques, elegant marinas and chaotic street markets.
Why visit Tenerife?
- Year round sunshine!
- Hundreds of holiday choices
- Go to the top of Mount Teide!
- Siam Waterpark – a family must
- Largest of the Canary Islands
- Enjoy the vibrant nightlife
Explore our villas in Tenerife
Here at Villa Plus, our villas in Tenerife allow you to enjoy an unforgettable experience that perfectly suits your tastes and requirements. With villas across a choice of 8 different resorts, no matter what your dream holiday looks like or how you want to spend your time, you’re sure to find it in our carefully chosen range. Imagine swimming at dusk in your own private villa pool, planning the day ahead and marvelling at the day you have just spent in this magical place with the people you love best. You are imagining your Villa Plus holiday - it is all there waiting for you.
For a holiday that provides the best of both a hotel resort and a villa holiday you have the option of choosing a VP Resorts villa at the Royal Garden Villas and Spa resort, located on the outskirts of the popular resort of Costa Adeje.
The volcanic island of Tenerife is the biggest of the Canary Islands and has been a magnet for sun-seekers for many years due to its sub-tropical climate, making it the perfect year round destination. From sunbathing to surfing, fine dining to shopping, and whale watching to general sightseeing, tourist attractions are plentiful around Tenerife.
The main resorts on the island are Playa de Arena, Playas de Las Americas and Callao Salvaje, all located along the west coast of the island. These resorts all offer a variety of shops, restaurants and bars, as well as some of the most impressive beaches on the island. Or, why not try the quieter areas of Chayofa and Palm Mar, where you'll still be within easy driving distance to all the action?
If you want to be close to everything that Playa de las Americas has to offer, without being in the heart of the action, a villa in Callao Salvaje is a good choice. From here, you can explore the whole island and be home in time for dinner. Tucked away in the south western corner of the island, Callao Salvaje is a civilised, self-contained sort of place with all the basics covered such as shops and supermarkets, restaurants and bars.
Chayofa is a beautiful village set on the hillside which has stunning views over the Southern Coastline and yet just a 5 minutes’ drive away from Los Cristianos and Playa De Las Americas.
Costa Adeje is a popular resort located just up the coastline from Playa de las Americas. You’re sure to find something for everyone here with beautiful beaches, a plethora of restaurants and bars plus a whole host of family-friendly activities.
A beautiful and exclusive area, which has been developed largely over the last 5 or 6 years, Fanabe offers stretches of wonderful Blue Flag man-made beaches and upmarket commercial shopping centres with every designer shop imaginable. Playa de las Americas is only a few minutes’ walk along the promenade and offers every type of restaurant imaginable.
Often described as a sleepy village, La Caleta has kept its original character of a traditional fishing community, with some very good seafood restaurants. You’ll be in a great spot to explore the island, with Playa de Las Americas just 15 minutes’ drive away.
The small resort of Palm Mar is located on the south coast, 20 minutes’ drive from the lively Playa de las Americas. Perfect for those looking for a more relaxed pace, yet just a short drive from all the action.
Playa de la Arena is characterised by its rugged coastline and black volcanic beach. The resort has grown in popularity over the recent years and offers a more relaxed pace compared to its livelier neighbours along the coast. You’ll find a good choice of restaurants and bars lining the beachfront with great sea views.
Situated close to Costa Adeje, Royal Garden has a unique collection of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom villas, all with their own private, heated pools and well-equipped kitchens. Each villa is individually decorated with a beautiful Asian-theme and enjoys spectacular views of the mountains – with some offering lovely sea views too!
The fantastic year-round destination of Tenerife really does offer something for everyone. Nearly half of the island's natural spaces are protected, including the world heritage site of the Teide National Park, picturesque villages and historical centres. Cool off at one of the waterparks, try your hand at some watersports or squeeze in a round of golf – you’re sure to find something to keep you entertained.
Explore Tenerife
Tenerife is a spectacular destination and offers so much more than just it’s coastal resorts. From the fascinating volcanic landscapes of the Teide National Park to the picturesque villages of Masca and Taganana, the country is rich in history. Explore the former fishing villages of Los Cristianos and La Caleta or wander the wide boulevards of Santa Cruz. Be sure to leave the beach behind and take a day or two to discover the island.
Golf
Golf is a very serious business in Tenerife, and you’ll find plenty of great courses to choose from. Visit Golf Las Americas, an 18-hole course with stunning views, or head to the Golf Costa Adeje course, which has dramatic mountains on one side and sea views on the other. The Abama Golf Course, designed by Dave Thomas in 2005 to combine large greens and wide fairways, rises to 480 metres above sea level and it has great views of the island of La Gomera.
Waterparks
There’s no better way to cool down on a hot summer’s day then a trip to one of Tenerife’s waterparks! Siam Park, in Costa Adeje, has been described as one of the world’s biggest and best, and has some fantastic slides to choose from. Or, head to Aqualand where you can also watch a wonderful dolphin show in between trips down the lazy river or racing down the flumes.
Surfing
Calling all windsurfers! Tenerife is a popular destination for watersports, and El Médano Beach is the one surfers and windsurfers like best. On days when the sea is rough, large waves provide some great surfing opportunities. Along the coast you’ll find various schools offering tuition and rental for surfers, perfect for beginners to experts.
Dolphin & Whale Watching
The south-west coast of Tenerife is home to colonies of pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins which remain here throughout the year. They live so close to the coast that Tenerife has become the most important place in Europe for the number of persons who carry out free-living-whale-watching. You can find up to 21 different species in these waters, and there are a number of organised boat trips leaving from the south ports and harbours.
Cycling
Along the coastline you’ll find plenty of places where you can hire bicycles for the afternoon. A great way to burn off some energy, keep fit and explore Tenerife’s bustling resorts! Or, why not pack a picnic and head inland to discover the beautiful countryside and lovely scenery?
Jeep Safari
The most exciting way to visit Mount Teide and the lost village of Masca can be on the Jeep Safari excursions, leaving from most south resorts. Usually travelling in a convoy, this is a fantastic way to get off road and see a little more of the Tenerife countryside.
Loro Parque
Set in the north of the island in Puerto de la Cruz, this world class animal park is a perfect day out for everyone. Attractions range from the famous Orca Ocean, Dolphins, Sea Lions, Gorillas, Penguin World and over 700 Parrots, all set in the tropical gardens of Loro Parque.
Swaying palm trees, picturesque views over the Atlantic with amazing sunsets, and great promenades are all good reasons for visiting the beaches in Tenerife. From natural black sand beaches, small pebble coastal coves to large golden sandy beaches, you'll be spoilt for choice. The larger tourist areas of the south boast some of the best beaches on the island, ideal for snorkelling, swimming, surfing and topping up your golden tan. Many of the larger beaches offer plenty of the usual watersports activities, and with most beaches offering sunbeds, beachside showers and plenty of places to eat and drink, you should find everything you need for a relaxing and fun day.
Playa de Ajabo
Playa De Ajabo in Callao Salvaje is a man-made beach with typical Canarian black volcanic sand, lined with pretty shrubs leading down to the sea. The sheltered bay means the wind and waters are calm - perfect for sunbathing and swimming. The beach is easily accessible and has good facilities including toilets, changing rooms and a snack bar.
El Medano Beach
El Médano Beach is the longest on the island, with over 1 mile 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, but is most known for the ideal place to go windsurfing. You’ll also find calm, shallow waters and a family-friendly atmosphere.
El Camison Beach
Playa del Camison is one of the many beaches lining the coastline between the resorts of Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje. 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. You’ll find a good choice of enjoyable water sports, plus swimming conditions are excellent due to the breakwater, which protects the beach from currents and waves.
La Tejita Beach
Connected to El Médano beach via the Montaña Roja nature reserve, La Tejita beach is a ¾ mile long beach of fine golden sand that is set well away from the town. This small cove is mainly used by nudists and 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.
Las Vistas Beach
Las Vistas Beach is a long stretch of find golden sand, man-made from the surrounding seabed. One of the most popular beaches in Tenerife, it’s located between the resorts of Los Cristianos and Las Américas and has a wide range of facilities. The sea is calm and ideal for swimming thanks to its breakwater, which protects it from waves and ocean currents. There is a fun fountain capable of shooting seawater high into the sky, as well as pedaloes and jet-skis available for hire.
Playa Arenita
Located in Pal Mar, Playa Arenita is a pebble and shingle beach. The rocks that jut out at various points are popular fishing stands, and it is the perfect place for snorkelling and scuba diving. There is a small chiringuito (beach bar) where you can rent sunbeds and enjoy a cocktail. At the far end of the promenade you will also find the Bahia Beach bar which is a more up market chillout restaurant and beach club.
Troya Beach
The main beach in Playa de las Americas, Troya Beach has fine golden sand and calm seas. Located in a very central area, there is a good choice of bars, cafés and restaurants. The sea is great for practising watersports, including pedaloes, stand-up paddle boarding, parasailing and banana boats. This Blue Flag beach has a lifeguard service, sun loungers and parasols for hire, showers, changing rooms and a taxi rank and bus stop nearby.
Playa De Los Cristianos Beach
Playa de Los Cristianos is a sweeping sand beach offering wonderful views of the neighbouring harbour. You’ll find a good of choice watersports on offer, including kayaks, windsurfing and stand-up paddle boarding. Great for families, the calm waters in the sheltered bay are ideal for paddling and there’s also a children’s play area. The beach is lined by a long promenade with lots of shops, restaurants and bars.
Playa de la Arena Beach
Located in the heart of Playa de la Arena, this stunning Blue Flag beach is formed of natural black sand. With clear waters the beach is popular for snorkelling and there are a range of watersports on offer including diving and windsurfing. There are a number of restaurants and shops lining the beach, so you’ll find everything you need within easy reach.
Playa La Pinta Beach
Playa La Pinta, set next to the Puerto Colon in Costa Adeje, is on the coastal walkway, with Los Cristianos one way and La Caleta the other. This soft sandy beach slopes gently to the sea with safe swimming. Sun beds are available for hire and there's lots of beach left for those who just want to place their towels on to the sand and chill out. There are also watersports and a floating play area for hire for all age groups.
Torviscas & Fanabe Beaches
On the coast of Costa Adeje the neighbouring beaches of Torviscas and Fanabe make up one long, sandy beach. The beach is a mixture of sand and shingle, and the sea is mainly calm. You’ll find a complete range of facilities from sunbeds and parasols to pedaloes, watersports and trampolines, creating a great atmosphere of non-stop fun. The beaches are joined by one long, popular promenade lined with restaurants and shops, where many people relax and enjoy the beautiful sunshine.
Playa del Duque
Playa Del Duque is a beautiful beach of imported, fine golden sand dotted with palm trees. Located in one of the newest areas of Costa Adeje, the beach is bordered by a lovely seafront promenade which joins together over 8 beaches. You’ll find all the facilities you need including sun loungers and parasols service, as well as restaurants, bars, showers and changing rooms.
Playa de Las Americas
Playa de Las Americas boasts the Playa de Guincho, which is popular with surfers and windsurfers, though it is a bit rocky for sunbathing.
Tenerife is a family-orientated destination with a whole host of activities to keep the children entertained. Spend the day at Siam Park, voted the world’s best waterpark, or why not discover the animals in Jungle Park? Take a break from the heat with a spot of bowling, or explore the stunning coastline by bicycle! Resorts such as Playa de las Americas and Costa Adeje have beautiful Blue Flag beaches with trampolines and ice cream parlours to visit. You can also arrange boat trips or rent pedalos and jet skis. Further north, the family-friendly resort of Playa de la Arena is just a short drive from the marina in Los Gigantes where you can arrange a boat trip to see the whales and dolphins. Whatever you decide, you’re sure to find something for all ages within easy reach.
Offering a warm, sunny climate throughout the year, Tenerife is a fantastic retreat for winter sun as well as a popular destination for summer holidays. During the winter months you can expect average temperatures to be around 18 degrees Celsius, while the beaches and resorts will still all have plenty of facilities available. From June to September, temperatures will average around mid to late twenties – perfect for those wanting to top up their tan! Many families choose to travel during the school summer holidays, but the October and February half terms are also a popular time to visit.
With the warm climate making Tenerife such a fantastic year-round destination, the island is increasingly popular with couples who choose to travel outside of the peak school holidays. For a livelier atmosphere head to resorts such as Costa Adeje and Playa de Las Americas, known for their stunning beaches, bars and nightlife. Or, why not visit Palm Mar or Callao Salvaje, both offering a more relaxed pace but still within easy reach of the more energetic towns.
