Tenerife Siam Sky

Nestled in the charming town of Adeje in Tenerife, Tenerife Siam Sky offers an idyllic location just 10 miles from the prestigious Golf de Sur golf course, making it a haven for golf enthusiasts seeking a leisurely round against the backdrop of scenic landscapes. Moreover, the proximity of the residence, merely one mile away from both Bobo Beach and Playa de Troya, ensures that guests have convenient access to the sun-soaked shores of the Canary Islands.

Playa del Bobo, a gem along the approximately seven-kilometre long promenade of Costa Adeje and Las Américas, stands out as one of the many beaches gracing the coastline. Known for its tranquillity in comparison to its bustling neighbours, this beach offers a serene escape for those looking to bask in the sun without the distractions of water-sport facilities. Families with small children and swimming enthusiasts are particularly drawn to Playa del Bobo, where the absence of jet-skis, banana boats, and pedalos enhances the safety of the swimming experience.

Situated in a snug bay, Playa del Bobo provides a sheltered haven from big waves, allowing visitors to unwind on the fine, brown-grey sand or luxuriate on sun loungers. For added relaxation, massage tents dotting the beach offer a soothing retreat. The lively promenade is lined with numerous bars and restaurants, presenting a diverse range of culinary delights accompanied by stunning views of the beach and the azure sea.

Adjacent to Playa del Bobo, Playa de Troya, with its caramel-coloured stretch of sand, graces Tenerife’s Costa Adeje. A mere two-minute stroll along the coast from the vibrant Playa de las Americas, this Blue Flag beach boasts soft sands and calm waters. Facilities such as showers, toilets, umbrellas, and sun loungers cater to the comfort of beachgoers, with lifeguards ensuring safety.

Playa de Troya offers an array of watersports, including jet-skiing, parasailing, and paddleboarding, injecting an element of excitement into beach days. The lively atmosphere extends to the plethora of local bars and restaurants lining the sands, offering diverse dining options and the convenience of familiar fast-food joints just a short walk away towards Playa de Las Americas. While Playa de Troya provides a slightly quieter alternative to its bustling neighbour, it remains a popular destination, especially during the summer months, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a vibrant yet sun-soaked beach experience in the heart of Tenerife.

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THE REGION

Tenerife is the island of a thousand experiences. There are a thousand things you can do at any time of year, thanks to the mild climate and the enormous range of activities on offer in the largest of the Canary Islands.

The lively beaches with fine, golden sand and calm waters are located in Tenerife’s main tourist hubs in the south of the island. But there are also quieter beaches, further away from the towns, dotted along the coast. There are some with dark, volcanic sand shaped into marvellous natural pools and ponds that are protected from the waves.