Tourist Attractions and Activities
Arona’s coastal gems, Los Cristianos and Playa de las Américas, feature golden beaches and water sports like jet skiing and scuba-diving .
Adventure awaits at Jungle Park, a wildlife park with numerous attractions including a bird of prey show, a bat cave, and winding jungle paths through the 7.5 hectare location. Monkey Park, though much smaller, is also popular with the kids.
Whale and dolphin boat trips from Los Cristianos offer unforgettable marine encounters, a must for nature lovers.
Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the 18-hole championship Golf Las Americas. And hikers will love the stunning coastal views from Roque del Conde.
Las Galletas, a small fishing village along the coast from Los Cristianos, maintains a more traditional charm and is also popular with scuba-divers and those taking PADI courses.
Accommodation in Arona
Arona accommodation caters to all with luxurious seafront hotels like H10 Big Sur in Los Cristianos, tranquil options like Ona Alborada in Costa del Silencio, and budget-friendly Camping Nauta between Las Galletas and Los Cristianos. Self-catering apartments via rental platforms add flexibility for every traveler’s needs.
Restaurants in Arona
Try Soul Kitchen in Los Cristianos for a cold beer, tasty meal and friendly service, all while being shaded from Tenerife’s fierce summer sun by the awning made entirely of umbrellas.
for a fabulously chill snack under Savor fresh seafood and tapas at Los Cristianos’ promenade eateries or enjoy vibrant nightlife in Playa de las Américas’ bars and clubs. Las Galletas offers a traditional fishing village vibe with cozy restaurants serving authentic Canarian dishes, perfect for a relaxed dining experience.
Fiestas and Festivals
Each Arona town celebrates Carnival a couple of weeks after the main Santa Cruz Carnival which is held in February. The biggest of these is in Los Cristianos where colorful parades and lively street parties are a much anticipated annual event.