Playa de las Américas

Playa de las Américas is located in the southern and southern-west part of the Municipality of Arona, close to the adjoining Municipality of Adeje in the west of Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands in Spain.

Paseo Piconera street.

“Centro Comercial Vista Sur” shopping mall as seen from Paseo Piconera street.

Centro Comercial Compostela Beach.

Paseo Tarajal street.

“Centro Comercial Vista Sur” shopping mall.

Avenida de las Américas avenue.

“Family Garden Compostela Beach” is a 3-star hotel.

“Malibu souvenirs” supermarket.

“Monkey Bar & Grill” restaurant.

Mare Nostrum Resort is a 5-star hotel.

This roundabout connects Avenida de las Américas and Calle Luis Diaz de Losada.

Neatly trimmed ficus trees grow on Calle Luis Diaz de Losada street.

Mare Nostrum Resort.

Hotel Mediterranean Palace is a 5-star hotel.

“Oriental Garden” fusion restaurant.

Hotel Mediterranean Palace.

Joyeria Pagoda watch store.

Tall palm trees grow beside the Mediterranean Palace hotel.

This obelisk is situated in front of the Oriental Garden fusion restaurant.

This section of Avenida de las Américas avenue lays between Centro Comercial Safari shopping mall and Palace of Congress.

Cleopatra Palace is a 4-star hotel.

Palace of Congress.

Paseo Chinyero street.

Piramide de Arona auditorium.

Centro Comercial Safari shopping mall.

Palace of Congress is built on a palm lined avenue, Avenida de las Américas.

Bier Pinte restaurant.

“El Faro restaurante” restaurant.

Calle Las Piramides street.

Avenida de las Américas avenue is decorated with mosaics and beautiful benches of contrast yellow and blue colors.

“El Faro grill” cocktails bar.

“Supermercado GranVia” grocery store.

“Parque Santiago 3 Golden Mile” holiday apartment.

“S apart” holiday apartment.

Mischief cafe.

Europe Villa Cortés is a 5-star hotel.

Parque Santiago 4.

This roundabout near Parque Santiago 4 has the following geo coordinates: 28°03′20.9″N 16°44′04.0″W.

“Restaurante Gula” restaurant.

Parque Santiago IV.

Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina avenue.

Prosegur armoured van rides along Paseo Orinoco.

Prosegur Compañía de Seguridad, S.A ("Prosegur") is a multinational security company.

Desigual authorised dealer.

Paseo Orinoco street.

“Café Del Parque” cafe.

Spiral sculpture is placed on the seafront.

A series of weird sculptures is on the seafront.

Las Americas seafront is on the background of island's mountains.

Paseo Francisco Andrade Fumero street.

Calle Francisco Andrade Fumero street.

Elderly married couple sitting on a seafront bench.

Metropolis shopping center.

Tourists are walking along the seafront near Metropolis shopping center.

A lonely bench is on the seafront.

Calle Arenas Blancas street.

The beach is covered with low shrubs in the area of Calle Arenas Blancas street.

McDonald's.

This is how the stony beach in the area of McDonald's fast food restaurant looks.

This section of the beach is adjacent to Playa de las Américas beach on the south side.

Playa de las Américas beach

Playa de las Américas beach boasts the Playa de Guincho, which is popular with surfers, though it is a bit rocky for sunbathing.

Playa de las Américas beach is on the background of mountains.

Calle Francisco Andrade Fumero street is a palm lined promenade that stretches along Playa de las Américas beach.

Kiosko Hermano Pedro is a small shop building on Calle Francisco Andrade Fumero street.

Kiosko Hermano Pedro.

A little girl does a somersault in the time of jumping on an inflatable trampoline.

Playa de las Américas is a mostly pebble beach.

As far as I understand, Playa de las Américas beach is mostly used for promenade but not for sunbathing.

Tourists are walking along Playa de las Américas beach.

Playa de las Américas beach.

This is how Playa de las Américas beach looks on the south side.

These are the sizes of pebbles on Playa de las Américas beach.

Playa de las Américas beach is a beach composed chiefly of surface pebbles.

Playa de las Américas beach is a shingle beach.

Sol Tenerife is a 4-star hotel.

Hotel Gala Tenerife as seen from Calle Francisco Andrade Fumero street.

There are Steak House and Live Music on Calle Francisco Andrade Fumero street.

Papagayo Beach Club restaurant.

Playa Honda beach.

This stairway is adjacent to the Papagayo Beach Club restaurant.

Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina bridge spans over Barranco de Troya.

Hotel Troya as seen from the Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina bridge.

This is the southernmost part of Playa de Troya beach.

Playa de Troya beach.

Playa de Troya beach

This beach is located near Ravine of Troy (Spanish: Barranco de Troya).

Playa de Troya beach is the most suitable beach for sunbathing in Las Americas.

Playa de Troya beach is not overcrowded even in the most active and popular hours.

Playa de Troya beach is a sandy beach.

Sol Tenerife hotel as seen from Playa de Troya beach.

Many tourists prefer to relax on Playa de Troya beach without any sun loungers and parasols.

Sometimes topless women can be seen on Playa de Troya beach, by the way, this is quite usual for Spanish beaches.

Playa de Troya beach contains the fine pure sand so loved by the children.

Protected by breakwaters, Playa de Troya beach allows for fun in the water without high waves.

Tourists are playing badminton on Playa de Troya beach.

Elderly couple is standing with ankles in the water of Playa de Troya beach.

Playa de Troya is an awesome beach that we used as a family for sunbathing and swimming.

Low waves of Playa de Troya beach allow for fun in the water even with little children.

Wide and comfortable Playa de Troya is often used for beach sports.

Lovely view of Playa de Troya beach along Costa Adeje.

There are wonderful sun loungers with straw roofs on Playa de Troya beach.

This stairway connects Playa de Troya beach with Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina.

Playa de Troya beach is equipped with the public showers.

Playa de Troya beach is small but very comfortable.

This is Playa de Troya beach in the noon.

Hotel Troya.

This section of Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina avenue is in front of the Hotel Troya.

Salvamento y Socorrismo vehicle.

Playa de Troya beach as seen from above.

If you are looking for a beach that has got everything, you will find that Playa de Troya is an ideal place with everything that a tourist could wish for.

Playa Honda beach is on the left, Playa de Troya beach is on the right.

Playa de Troya beach is tiny but perfect.

A wonderful seaview bench is placed under the shade of palm trees.

Hotel Troya is located not far from the Sol Tenerife hotel.

Ferocactus blooms with yellow flowers.

This is the entrance to the Monkey Beach Club restaurant.

Monkey Beach Club restaurant.

The sculpture of dolphins.

Monkey Beach Club serves more than 100 cocktails.

This esplanade goes along Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina avenue.

This is the mini train that goes along Las Americas seafront.

This unnamed beach section is situated between Playa de Troya and Playa de El Bobo beaches.

This esplanade branches off from Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina avenue and leads to Playa de El Bobo beach.

The wide sidewalk goes along Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina avenue.

The seaview benches are placed under the shade of palm trees.

“Restaurante La Terrazza del Mare” Italian restaurant.

C.C. Victoria Tenerife Sur shopping mall.

H10 Gran Tinerfe is a 4-star hotel.

Hotel IBEROSTAR Bouganville Playa is a 4-star hotel.

The children playground is constructed near Playa de El Bobo beach.

Playa de El Bobo beach

This beach is found at the foot of H10 Gran Tinerfe hotel. This is the most northern beach of Playa de las Américas.

Playa de El Bobo beach.

This is the northern part of Playa de El Bobo beach.

H10 Gran Tinerfe.

Tall cylindrical euphorbias grow near Playa de El Bobo beach.

This paved footpath goes along Playa de El Bobo beach.

Playa de El Bobo beach is equipped with the public showers.

The soft green grass is a wonderful place for the rest on Playa de El Bobo beach.

Numerous sun loungers and parasols with straw roofs are placed on Playa de El Bobo beach.

Flying parachutes on a distance are clearly seen from Playa de El Bobo beach.

Bright green grass is on the background of blue ocean.

H10 Gran Tinerfe 4*.

Playa de Troya is the main beach in Playa de las Américas and the most famous beach in Tenerife.

Playa de Troya beach

There are stony areas on the coast, unsuitable for swimming, fortunately only a few.

A lonely palm tree grows on the coast.

Discover Playa de Troya beach, the epicenter of party and fun in Playa de las Américas and Tenerife.

Located in the lively district of Playa de las Américas in the south of Tenerife, Playa de Troya beach is perfect for families to spend the day.

Amazing trees with weird forms give Playa de Troya beach a fabulous view.

Here are two sections of Playa de Troya beach.

Some sunbathers on Playa de Troya beach prefer the grass to the sand.

Even a small tree on Playa de Troya beach gives a big shadow for sunbathers.

Playa de Troya beach as seen from a bird's-eye view.

Tourists walk near the sculpture of dolphins.

Palm Beach Club is a 2-star hotel.

Playa de Troya beach is an awesome place for swimming and sunbathing.

The flower beds around Playa de Troya beach are planted with huge blooming cacti.

Hotel Troya is a 4-star hotel.

Hotel Troya is 2 minutes walk from Playa de Troya beach.

This field of straw parasols and sun loungers is found on Playa de Troya beach.

Papagayo Beach Club restaurant is located close to Playa Honda beach.

This huge green ferocactus with stunning red spines grows on the flower bed which is located beside the Papagayo Beach Club restaurant.

This melocactus with tiny red flowers on the red-whitish cephalium grows on the flower bed located beside the Papagayo Beach Club restaurant.

This amazing melocactus with tiny red flowers and fruits on the red cephalium grows near the bridge which connects Playa de Troya beach to Playa Honda beach.

Playa Honda beach

Amazing melocactuses grow on the flower beds near Playa Honda beach.

Blooming cactus and euphorbia are on the background of Playa de Troya beach.

A blooming melocactus is an awesome natural wonder of Playa de las Américas.

A melocactus luxuriously blooms on the seaside esplanade.

A melocactus blooms with bright red flowers on the seafront near Playa de Troya beach.

Playa Honda is a shingle beach.

A couple staring at the ocean is sitting on Playa Honda shingle beach.

Koala Bay youth clothing store.

A young couple is walking with the child along Playa de las Américas beach.

Playa de las Américas beach

Two tall palm trees grow on Playa de las Américas beach.

This lovely esplanade goes along Playa de las Américas beach.

Europe Villa Cortés.

Paseo Francisco Andrade Fumero street is the place of numerous contemporary statues.

Playa de las Américas in Tenerife is an exposed beach and reef break that has reliable surf, although summer tends to be mostly flat.

Approaching to three-way intersection between Paseo Francisco Andrade Fumero and Paseo Orinoco streets.

There are sun loungers on Playa de las Américas beach.

K16 surf shop Parque Santiago IV.

This flower bed with cacti is located near the Café Del Parque cafe.

ALE-HOP gift shop.

Europe Villa Cortés as seen from Paseo Orinoco street.

Pull & Bear clothing store.

This ground fountain is mounted in front of the entrance to Centro comercial Parque Santiago IV.

The ground fountain of Centro comercial Parque Santiago IV is equipped with backlight.

These giant colourful balls decorate the area near Centro comercial Parque Santiago IV.

These open air tables are placed in front of Centro comercial Parque Santiago IV.

Tall cylindrical cacti and euphorbias grow along Centro comercial Parque Santiago IV.

Pizzeria Trattoria restaurant.

This roundabout connects Avenida de Rafael Puig Lluvina avenue to Avenida de las Américas avenue.

Parque Santiago 3 Golden Mile.

This is the entrance to Parque Santiago 3 Golden Mile.

Parque Santiago V.

“Joyas & Joyas” jewelry.

Parfum Palace.

An advertisement reads “This is Hard Rock Cafe”.

The Piramide de Arona fountain.

The Palace of Congress fountain is a highlight of Las Americas.

Mare Nostrum Resort as seen from the “Palace of Congress” fountain.

Gourmetland La Martina steakhouse.

This is the entrance to Cleopatra Palace Hotel.

Avenida de Las Américas avenue is an enjoyable and diverse shopping area.

This is the parking place of Mare Nostrum Resort.

The white women statues are placed in front of the Hotel Mediterranean Palace.

These amazing white women statues are located on Avenida de Las Américas avenue.

This roundabout connects Avenida de las Américas avenue to Calle Luis Diaz de Losada street.

This turquoise transparent multi-leveled fountain is located in front of the Hotel Mediterranean Palace.

ABANCA bank.

Women'secret is a lingerie store in Centro Comercial Oasis.

This roundabout connects Avenida de las Américas avenue to Paseo Piconera and Paseo Tarajal streets.

McDonald's fast food restaurant.

Avenida de Las Américas avenue, a view down the street.

Avenida La Habana street.

Paseo los Morritos is on the left, this lane will lead you to Mercadona from Avenida La Habana street.

Calle Nordica street is full of the vehicles in the noon.