Apartments in South Tenerife
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Prices and Availability for apartments in South Tenerife
Cheapest month: May 2023 average weekly price £57283% of apartments are available
High season: December 2023 average weekly price £75270% of apartments are available
Most popular destination: AricoAverage weekly price £719
Cheapest destination: San Miguel de AbonaAverage weekly price £550
All data is for the next 12 months and all the prices are the average weekly cost (Saturday - Saturday).
Price information for apartments in South Tenerife (2023 - 2024)
Average weekly price
Average weekly prices for apartments in South Tenerife
The prices graph for apartments in South Tenerife shows you the average weekly price for one of our apartments over the next twelve months. December and August are the most expensive months to rent a apartment in South Tenerife where the average price is £752 in December and £724 in August. The cheapest month to rent a apartment is in May where the average weekly price is £571 (06/05 - 13/05). The average price of a apartment in South Tenerife varies considerably between regions, distance from the nearest beach and the size of the apartment. See the graph for average weekly prices for our top destinations in South Tenerife below.Availability for apartments in South Tenerife (2023 - 2024)
Average available apartments
Weekly availability for apartments in South Tenerife
The graph above shows the availability of our apartment holiday rentals in South Tenerife over the next twelve months. January (28/01 - 04/02) is the busiest time to rent a apartment in South Tenerife where only 281 of our apartments are available to book. The quietest time to visit South Tenerife at the moment is in September (02/09 - 09/09) where 86% of our apartments have availability.Prices for top apartment destinations in South Tenerife (2023 - 2024)
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Average weekly prices for top destinations in South Tenerife
This graph shows the average weekly prices for apartments in our most popular destinations in South Tenerife. Our cheapest popular destination to rent a apartment in South Tenerife is in San Miguel de Abona where the average weekly rental price is £550. In comparison, Arico costs an average of £719 per week and Costa Adeje £709 per week.Travel guide
A quick overview of Tenerife South
Tenerife island is the perfect winter sun escape, and the largest of the Canaries. Located in the North Atlantic, off the coast of Morocco, you can expect warm weather all year round. Winds may slightly pick up during winter months, but not in the southern region; and temperatures rarely drop below 20°C. Generally, the south has more tourist amenities than the north. Between Candelaria and Santiago del Teide, there are upbeat bars, sophisticated restaurants, thrilling amusement parks, golf courses, sandy beaches and some of the best holiday villas and apartments for rent.
How to get to South Tenerife
Flights to Tenerife from the UK take around four and a half hours. Many airlines organise daily flights, and some even several flights a day, especially during summer. Alternatively, a ferry from Huelva to Santa Cruz de Tenerife goes three times a week, but that ride takes 36 hours. There are plenty of options for getting from the airport to your accommodation – bus or taxi transfers, and car rentals. Some owners and agents on Clickstay even organise transportation from the airport to their properties.
Where to stay in South Tenerife
Amarilla Golf, Golf del Sur and Oasis del Sur are right against the Costa del Silencio which is, as the name suggests, quiet. Surrounded by several golf courses and fringed with pebbly beaches, the resorts are favourite with holiday makers looking for some quiet time off. On the other hand, Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos lined along the Costa Adeje are rather vibrant resorts, with sandy beaches, bars, restaurants and night clubs.
The best beaches in Tenerife South
South Tenerife flies Blue Flags on 9 of its fine sandy beaches which have plenty of amenities, leisure and water-sport activities. Most of the beaches are along the Costa Adeje, and the most popular are Playa de las Vistas, Playa de Fañabé and Playa del Duque. The beaches in Costa Adeje are connected by a beautiful promenade with restaurants and bars lined along it.
Golfing and golf courses in South Tenerife
South Tenerife is a golfer's paradise. The connected golf courses surrounding Amarilla Golf, Golf del Sur and Oasis del Sur resorts are arguably the most popular ones on the island. However, Costa Adeje might not agree on that. A couple of beautiful well-maintained golf courses can be found just a stone's throw from La Caleta.
Things to do in South Tenerife
You'll want to see the volcano! Especially if it's your first time visiting Tenerife. Mount Teide reaches 3,718m and is the highest peak in Spain. Apart from that, Corona Forestal Natural Park is a sight to behold, and so are Barranco del Infierno - a ravine in Adeje - and Montaña Chayofita - a volcanic cone in Los Cristianos. If historic sites are more your cup of tea, then all it takes is a short stroll through towns and villages like Arona and San Miguel.
Activities for kids in South Tenerife
When kids get fed up of frolicking on the beach, maybe it's time to take them to Aqualand or Siam Park; the two aqua parks are among the most popular in Spain. Once they've had enough of that, a trip to Jungle Park and Tenerife Zoo Monkey Park should do the trick. There are many species of animals living in the parks and the staff occasionally even allow kids to feed certain animals.
Getting around South Tenerife
For some reason, Canarians call buses "guaguas". The public transport is excellent and reaches every corner of this triangular island. Also, it's inexpensive, especially if you use a BONO bus card, which can be shared between people and saves you up to 50% compared to regular ticket prices. Taxis are also good, but cost a bit more. Renting a car is always an option. But most resorts in Tenerife South have amenities at your fingertips, so it's usually not necessary. Some of our owners and agents organise transports from the airport to the property and vice versa. It might be worth inquiring about transfer fares with your owner or agent at Clickstay.
Where to eat in South Tenerife
The cuisine here is fantastic! There is a restaurant on almost every corner in the resorts, spanning from well-known fast food joints to more upmarket eateries. There are several that simply stand out. If you find that ambience is an important factor to enjoying food, then look no further than Abama Kabuki. The restaurant's brilliantly designed interior is matched with delicious, oriental dishes. If you don't mind the surroundings as much and are hungry for some traditional Canarian cuisine, visit El Cine. It's a garage turned restaurant and tucked away a bit, so you'll have to put a little effort for this treat. But once you find it, it's very much worth it.
South Tenerife Nightlife
When it comes to nightlife, Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas resorts take the prize. Clubs like Tramps and Papagayo Beach Club are brimming with vibrant clubbers, dusk till dawn. But there are also pubs where you can let your hair down and relax. Magic Lounge Bar, Skybar and Cocktail Lounge Bar Acanto are just few bars along the Costa Adeje with pleasant music and soothing atmosphere.
Shopping in South Tenerife
You can buy anything in South Tenerife, from electronics, fresh fruits and vegetables to fake Louis Vuitton bags and knock-off Rolex watches. Speaking of knock-offs, Los Cristianos street market usually offers the biggest selection of such merchandise. For fresh produce, head to Arona and Adeje street markets. There are also lots of shopping malls, like the Oasis Shopping Centres in Playa de las Americas and Los Cristianos. Here you can find everything from footwear, jewellery to dining at bargain prices. The largest shopping centre in Tenerife South is Siam Mall, located next to the park.