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| Tuesday | 09:00 - 13:00 | 16:30 - 19:30 |
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Los Cristianos, seafaring tradition and island connections from the south of Tenerife
Los Cristianos is one of the most important places in the south of Tenerife and one of the main maritime connection points in the Canary Islands. Located in the municipality of Arona, this area combines the essence of an old fishing village with the comfort of a modern tourist destination, offering a unique mix of tradition, sea and services.
Over the decades, Los Cristianos has gone from being a small seafaring settlement to becoming one of the best-known towns in Tenerife. Despite its tourism growth, it still preserves part of its original identity in its promenade, port and streets close to the sea, where the town’s historic relationship with fishing and navigation remains present.

The Port of Los Cristianos is especially notable for being the main ferry departure point to other islands in the archipelago, such as La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro, making it a strategic location for those who want to combine their visit to Tenerife with a getaway to other islands.
Its peaceful atmosphere, oceanfront location and proximity to some of the best-known areas in southern Tenerife make Los Cristianos an ideal place both to stay and to start routes around the island.

Beaches and nature
The coast of Los Cristianos stands out for its calm-water beaches and pleasant atmosphere, especially appreciated by families and travellers looking for comfort by the sea.
The Playa de Los Cristianos, located next to the port, is one of the most popular beaches in southern Tenerife. Its golden sand, sheltered waters and promenade full of services make it a perfect place to enjoy the ocean all year round.
Very close by is Playa de Las Vistas, one of the best-known beaches in the area. Its wide promenade, calm waters and views over the Atlantic make it one of the most visited spaces in the south of the island.

In addition to its beaches, the location of Los Cristianos provides easy access to natural spaces and volcanic landscapes that are characteristic of Tenerife. From here, excursions can be organised to mountain areas, trails and iconic places such as Teide National Park.
The marine environment is also one of its great attractions. The waters near the port are a regular departure point for boat trips and activities related to whale and dolphin watching.

What to do in Los Cristianos
One of the main experiences in Los Cristianos is enjoying its seafaring atmosphere. Watching the boats arrive or walking along the promenade allows visitors to discover a more traditional side of southern Tenerife.
Numerous maritime excursions depart from here to discover the island’s coastline, go dolphin and whale watching, or sail towards some of the most impressive landscapes along the coast.
The Port of Los Cristianos is also the departure point for ferries connecting Tenerife with other islands in the archipelago. Taking a getaway to La Gomera, for example, offers the chance to discover an island full of nature, trails and landscapes declared a World Heritage Site.

The area also has a wide gastronomic offer, especially linked to the sea. Its restaurants and terraces allow visitors to enjoy fresh fish, Canarian cuisine and international options with ocean views.
For those looking for shopping and leisure, Los Cristianos offers numerous shops, local businesses and a location close to other tourist areas in southern Tenerife.

Nearby places to visit
The location of Los Cristianos makes it easy to discover some of the best-known places in southern Tenerife.
Just a few minutes away is Playa de las Américas, one of the most popular tourist areas on the island, known for its beaches, restaurants, shops and wide range of leisure options.
Also nearby is Costa Adeje, where areas such as Playa del Duque and La Caleta stand out, recognised for their well-kept beaches, quality hotels and a more exclusive gastronomic offer.

For those seeking nature, the Barranco del Infierno, in Adeje, offers a well-known hiking route that allows visitors to discover a different landscape with native vegetation and natural formations.

To the east are coastal areas such as El Médano and Golf del Sur, while inland it is possible to reach Teide National Park, one of Tenerife’s great natural symbols.
Discover Los Cristianos and Tenerife at your own pace
Los Cristianos is much more than a maritime connection point: it is an area where traditional atmosphere, the ocean and tourist life come together. Its location allows visitors to enjoy both relaxing moments by the sea and excursions to discover the diversity of Tenerife.
Exploring the island from Los Cristianos makes it easy to travel along the southern coast, discover fishing villages, visit volcanic landscapes and enjoy the freedom to create an itinerary adapted to each trip. From this point on the island begins an experience that connects Tenerife with the rest of the archipelago and with some of its most special corners.