Playa De Los Tarajales — Attraction in Arona

Here It Is Playa De Los Tarajales in Los Cristianos, Tenerife. About Los Cristianos:

Los Cristianos, located on the southern coast of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, has a fascinating history and geography:

History -Early References: The first historical mention of Los Cristianos dates back to the 16th century, when it was described as a harbor.

-Pirate Raids: For centuries, the area faced threats from pirates, which hindered its development until the 19th century.

-Industrial Growth: In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Los Cristianos began to thrive as an import-export hub, with industries like fish salting, resin production, and agriculture (notably bananas and tomatoes).

-Tourism Boom: The mid-20th century saw a shift from industry to tourism, transforming Los Cristianos into one of Tenerife's most popular destinations.

Geography -Location: Nestled between Montaña Chayofita and Montaña de Guaza, Los Cristianos is situated along a natural bay.

-Beaches: The town boasts two main beaches—Playa de Los Cristianos and Playa de Las Vistas—known for their golden sands and calm waters. Its harbor is a key transportation hub, connecting Tenerife to nearby islands like La Gomera, El Hierro,...

A beautiful beach located in the heart of Los Cristianos. You can hire a sun bed from €3 and a set of 2 sun beds and a parasol is only €9. On the beach there is a great view of the Harbour and you can watch the ferries come and go. There is a free WC on the beach and there is an area suitable for people in wheelchairs. There are shops along the promenade as well as some bars and restaurants. For me this is a...

Very nice sunset with the view of Los Cristianos Porte and amazing view to the one of the beautiful Canary Islands La Gomera. Around here can more beautiful beaches can be visited. Unfortunately the not all the restaurants are having a nice and a good quality food and service. I wish they will take all the visitors as our guests who helps the economy of our islands and not be seen as cash...