Playa de Troya

“Gourmet restaurant specializing in fresh fish and seafood combined with traditional elements of Canary Island cuisine. Gourmets can enjoy wonderful views of the Atlantic Ocean from its cliff-top”

“Sail on an excursion from Puerto Colón to the southwest of Tenerife and you will spot almost pilot whales in a guaranteed way. Go past a fish farm looking for hungry dolphins and keep your eyes open, in case a giant squid appears!”

“Is a 18 hole course in PLAYA DE LAS AMÉRICAS The course is attractively located in a natural, gently sloping amphitheater with a par 72 and 6.051 meters in length. Among its attractions, it offers ravines and lakes which contributes to a pleasant environmental effect. CONSTRUCTION: 1998 DESIGNER: JOHN JACOBS ASSOCIATES Ltd. PAR: 72 WHITE SLOPE 126 YELLOW SLOPE 124 BLUE SLOPE 127 RED SLOPE 126 For further information go to the link below. www.golflasamericas.com/en/”

“The Golf Costa Adeje was designed by renowned golf architect Jose Gancedo, who used the natural features of the land (the original banana plantations) to integrate them into the course. For further information go to the link below. www.golfcostaadeje.com”

“El restaurante "Chillout" en la avenida marítima de los Cristianos esta muy bien en todos los sentidos con una carta para todos los gustos y unos postres caseros riquísimos. Si os apetece algo mas informal esta "La Pepa" al estilo mercado donde cada uno escoge y paga lo suyo y se va a sentar en grandes bancos en la terraza. Muy buen ambiente normalmente. Los Cristianos es el único pueblo costero que existía antes del boom turístico. Antiguamente un pueblito pesquero muy humilde. The "Chillout" restaurant on the promenade of Christians is very good in every way with a menu for all tastes and some delicious homemade desserts. If you fancy something more casual this "La Pepa" market style where everyone chooses and pays his own and will sit on large banks on the terrace. Very good atmosphere normally. Los Cristianos is the only coastal town that existed before the tourist boom. Formerly a humble fishing village.”