Playa de Los Cristianos — Attraction in Arona

As someone who has vacationed along all the Mediterranean coasts, I first want to mention that swimming in the ocean offers a completely different experience - with high waves and strong tides. While Los Cristianos is a charming town in Tenerife, unfortunately the beach isn't as clean as it could be due to the nearby port. There's also a general odor present, albeit mild, which I'm comparing to other beaches I've visited. For example, Las Vistas Beach or El Camisón are much more enjoyable - they're wider, more beautiful, and relatively cleaner. At the end of the day, I don't think anyone wants to swim in a bay where large cruise ships and car ferries are constantly coming and going.

On the positive side, there are excellent beach volleyball courts available for those who want to play - they get wet from the waves which is great fun. One of the nice aspects of being in the town center is that you can easily shop at supermarkets for whatever you need. Additionally, there are dining options like McDonald's and Burger King in the...

Not the best beach on the South Coast of the Island, but in a nearest area its the best what we was find. Very fine and a gray sand, not very comfortable sun-beds and a really small umbrellas, which can’t hide you from the sun totally. But rates for that not so high just a 9 eur for two beds and umbrella for all day. But if you are planing to be on this beach till the evening you need to understand that at 6:30 staff of the beach will ask you leave a beds, due to the close time. I think it’s not good because I preferred to be on the beach till 8, and I was forced go on or seated on sand. Near the beach a big port with a lot of ferries, yachts and boats. Due to that water are...

Nice golden sand beach. There are plenty of sunbeds, but also lots of space if you want to lay down your own towel. Sunbeds are €3, and umbrellas are also €3. There are beach volley areas that you can play. Showers and toilets are available at the entrances. There are many tour companies around offering activities like diving, jet skiing, and whale/dolphin-watching boat tours. There are lots of restaurants, but they’re all quite touristy, so don’t expect to find any local food — mostly pizza, burgers, steak, pasta, and seafood. It’s smaller compared to Playa de las Vistas, which is just a...