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 fast food restaurant. |
![]() 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 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. |
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. |
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. |
![]() 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. |
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. |
![]() 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. |