Adeje Travel Guide

What was once a quaint little Spanish village at the foot of the mountains has since become one of Tenerife’s most adored tourist spots. Where translucent azure waters lap against the shores of undisturbed coastlines, and where locals sip sangria and snack on patatas bravas beneath palm tree-lined promenades, Adeje guarantees a paradisiacal escape.

Things to Do in Adeje

Enjoy wandering around Old Town of Adeje and checking out the architecture and beautiful churches such as the Church of Santa Ursula or Casa Fuerte. The municipality of Adeje, as a whole, encompasses not only the hilltop and historic Adeje Town (Villa de Adeje) but also Costa Adeje. Costa Adeje is the beachside piece of the municipality where tourism has boomed. Taking the quick journey from Villa de Adeje to Costa Adeje will grant visitors the opportunity to take advantage of the many beaches. It is a great spot to sit back and relax or take a boat ride to try to catch a glimpse of the local marine life.

Best Places to Stay in Adeje

Downtown Adeje makes a great base for a Tenerife vacation. Staying in the northernmost part of the town places tourists closest to the historical sites. Plaza Cesar Manrique and its surroundings are the best places in the city to guarantee entertainment, as evenings are bustling with music and endless tapas.

Best Time to Visit Adeje

You can visit Adeje any time of year. The town has an average temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit all year round.