Adeje is one of the tourist municipalities of Tenerife par excellence. Its good weather conditions and its tourism model focused on the sun and the beach have made it the favorite of thousands of tourists who visit our island every year. But Adeje is much more than sun and beach, it is nature, history, culture, gastronomy… Of all the options that exist to spend a day outdoors in this southern municipality, taking a route is also a great option. In fact, it has some of the Tenerife trails More popular.
From a walk through the Barranco del Infierno to a path in Ifonche, they seem like perfect options to enjoy nature. But if what you like is walking along the coast, enjoying the views of the sea, in Adeje there are also many options.
In this case, we present some coastal routes through Adeje that you can end with a dip in one of its idyllic beaches.
Costa Adeje-Playa Las Americas
Adeje and Arona are two neighboring municipalities that bring together most of the island’s tourist offer. Walking along its coast is a pleasant experience, since you can admire some of the best beaches on the island. Depending on the time of year you go You may also come across many tourists enjoying a day at the beach, but it is certainly worth it just to enjoy these views of the sea.
In this case, we suggest that you start your journey in Costa Adeje, passing through the Duque, Fañabé and Torviscas beaches, among others, until you reach Las Américas. A whole spectacle of beaches that will make you feel in paradise.
Diego Hernandez Beach
Diego Hernández beach is one of those hidden paradises that, although it has become popular in recent years, continues to be a natural jewel. To access this beach it is necessary to take a coastal path that starts in the town of La Caleta or in the town of Armeñime.
