Just like the resort itself, attractions in Playa de las Americas are usually big, bold and buzzing.
Thanks to its location on the breezy south coast, the resort is well geared up
for watersports, and you'll find plenty of opportunities for surfing,
jet-skiing, windsurfing and the like. Schools like K-16 Surf provide lessons
for all abilities as well as equipment hire, or for something a bit more
leisurely, you can join a boat trip. There are all sorts of boat excursions,
from low-key glass bottom boat tours and dolphin or whale-watching trips, to
ferries that take you to the neighbouring islands. And for those who aren't
here for the sightseeing, you'll find plenty of booze cruises from Playa de las
Americas too - the perfect warm-up for the resort's legendary nightlife.
For something a little more laid-back, Tenerife is home to
plenty of golf courses - particularly around the attractive area of Golf del
Sur, a short distance from Playa de las Americas. And if you've got the kids in
tow, it's well worth spending the day at nearby Siam Park. It's a vast water
park and the biggest in Europe, so as you can imagine it's pretty well
equipped, and the kids will easily be kept entertained from dawn until dusk. If
bathing is your thing, Playa de las Americas is home to a number of beaches,
one of which is a glorious stretch of glittering gold with sand that was
shipped in from the Sahara!
There are stacks of things to do in and around Playa de las
Americas, as well as the rest of the island and further afield. As a holiday
destination, the Canary Islands are extremely versatile and packed with a wide
variety of things to see and do. Whether you're heading to Tenerife, Costa
Teguise in Lanzarote, or if you're looking for tips on visiting Jandia in
Fuerteventura, you'll find a growing library of information at Tenerife.com, and
plenty of great deals on Canary Island travel too.
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