Beach clubs in Tenerife
Every beach club on the island rated, reviewed, and compared so you can pick the right one.
Tenerife has 22 beach clubs in Tenerife worth knowing about. They range from budget-friendly chiringuito-style spots on Las Teresitas to upscale poolside venues in Costa Adeje with DJs and Balinese beds.
Ratings sit between 3.4 and 4.7 stars across more than 27,000 Google reviews. Price levels go from € (under €20 for a sunbed) to €€€ (premium daybeds and minimum spends). Most clubs are concentrated along the southwest coast between Playa de las Americas and La Caleta.
Tenerife's year-round warm climate means most beach clubs stay open all twelve months, unlike seasonal spots on mainland Spain. The Tenerife tourism board lists beach clubs as a key attraction for good reason. Peak season runs from December through March when northern Europeans escape the cold, but summer brings its own crowd.
The biggest cluster sits in Costa Adeje and Playa de las Américas. Head north to Puerto de la Cruz or east to Las Teresitas for a completely different scene with lower prices and more locals.
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Monkey Beach Club
Monkey Beach Club is the most reviewed beach club on the island. It sits on Avenida Rafael Puig Lluvina in Playa de las Américas with a terrace overlooking the ocean. The crowd skews young and international. Cocktails and sushi are what people talk about most.
The terrace setup works well for sunset drinks. DJs play regularly, and the vibe leans more bar-lounge than full beach club. There are no sunbeds on sand here, but the elevated sea-view seating is the draw.
Rated 4.2 from 3,624 Google reviews. Pricing is €€. It gets busy on weekends, so arrive early for a good spot.
Papagayo Beach Club
Papagayo Beach Club sits right on Troya Beach in Playa de las Américas. This is one of the more upscale options on the island, with VIP areas, live DJs, and a full restaurant. The sunset sessions are a signature draw.
Food is Mediterranean with a cocktail-forward bar. Reservations are recommended, especially for the VIP daybeds on weekends. The beach location means you can go from sunbed to sea in seconds.
Pricing is €€€, the highest tier on the island. It holds a 4.3 rating from 1,850 Google reviews. If you want the full beach club experience with production-level music, this is it.
Kaluna Beach Club
Kaluna Beach Club is between Puerto Colón and Torviscas in Costa Adeje. The infinity pool is the centrepiece. It overlooks the Atlantic and draws a mixed crowd of couples, stag groups, and birthday parties.
Thursday's Infinity Pool Party is the weekly highlight. Pizza, burgers, and a long cocktail list keep things moving. The hot tub and pool area fill up fast on sunny days, and a saxophonist often plays poolside.
Rated 4.5 from 2,379 reviews, making it one of the top-rated clubs on the island. Pricing is €€. Reservations are not required but smart for weekends.
Coqueluche
Coqueluche is on the black sand coast at La Enramada near La Caleta. It's a local favourite with 3,287 Google reviews and a 4.3 rating. The terrace faces west, making it one of the best sunset spots on the island.
Live music plays most evenings. Paragliders land on the beach below, which adds to the show. Sangria and aperitivo-style snacks are the popular orders. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious.
Pricing is €. You don't need to book, but prime sunset tables go fast. It's about a 10-minute drive from central Costa Adeje.
Palapa Beach Club
Palapa Beach Club sits on Avenida Francisco Andrade Fumero in Playa de las Américas. It's one of the most popular spots on the strip, with 2,643 reviews and a 4.2 rating. DJs play through the afternoon and the sunset slot is prime time.
Mojitos, piña coladas, and smoothies are the go-to drinks. The vibe is party-friendly but not over the top. Families come during the day, and the crowd shifts younger after 4pm.
Pricing is € making it one of the most affordable beach clubs on the south coast. Free WiFi is a bonus. It's a good entry-level beach club for first-timers.
OA Beach Club
OA Beach Club is on the oceanfront in Playa de las Américas, in a spot popular with local surfers. The laid-back atmosphere and resident DJ set the tone. Cocktails, sangria, and piña coladas are the top orders.
The food menu covers pasta and steak dishes alongside lighter snacks. Hammock-style seating and a terrace bar upstairs give you options. Sunset here is worth planning around.
Rated 4.2 from 1,331 reviews at €€ pricing. Reservations accepted. It's family-friendly during the day with a kids area.
Le Club
Le Club is directly on the sand at Playa de Fañabé in Costa Adeje. Balinese beds, live music, and a restaurant with sea views make it one of the more polished options. Weekend parties with DJs draw a dressed-up crowd.
Water sports are available from the beach. The cocktail bar is solid, and the food leans Mediterranean. The setting right on the sand gives it a genuine beach club feel that some of the terrace-only venues lack.
Rated 4.2 from 430 reviews. Pricing is €€€. Reservations are recommended for Balinese beds, especially on weekends.
Torviscas Beach Club
Torviscas Beach Club is on Playa de Torviscas in Costa Adeje. It ties with Kaluna for the highest rating on the island at 4.5 stars from 798 reviews. Live music is a regular feature, and the sunset views are excellent.
The setup includes parasols, hammocks, and loungers right on the beach. It functions more as a premium chiringuito than a full-scale club, which works in its favour. The crowd is a mix of tourists and expats.
Pricing is €. Reservations accepted. It's one of the best value-for-money spots in Costa Adeje.
Fiji Beach Club
Fiji Beach Club is on Playa de Fañabé in Costa Adeje, next door to Le Club. Balinese beds and sunbeds line the waterfront. DJs play on weekends, and the cocktail bar is the main attraction.
The setting is more intimate than the larger clubs nearby. It works well for couples or small groups who want beachfront access without the party-crowd energy. The restaurant serves Mediterranean dishes.
Rated 4.1 from 236 reviews at €€ pricing. Reservations are smart for the Balinese beds.
Las Rocas Beach Club
Las Rocas Beach Club is on Calle Gran Bretaña in Costa Adeje. It has multiple pools, hammocks, Balinese beds, and a DJ setup. Paella is the standout dish according to reviewers.
The sunset slot is the peak time. Towels and buzzer service for food orders keep things convenient. The layout spreads across different levels with ocean views from most spots.
Rated 3.8 from 1,042 reviews at €€ pricing. Live music and DJs play regularly. It's more of a pool club with ocean views than a traditional beach club.
Cocoa Beach Club
Cocoa Beach Club is in the Centro Comercial area of Costa Adeje. Music, pizza, and cocktails are the main draws. The DJ plays through the afternoon, and the sangria and mojitos are frequently mentioned in reviews.
It's family-friendly with a kids area and accessible entry. The vibe is casual and holiday-focused. Good for groups who want music and food without the premium pricing of the beachfront clubs.
Rated 4.4 from 612 reviews. Pricing is € making it a budget-friendly option. Parking available nearby.
Bahia Beach
Bahia Beach is in El Palm Mar, a quieter residential area south of Costa Adeje. Live entertainment including karaoke nights gives it a different character from the main tourist strip. Cocktails and pizza are popular.
The setting is more low-key than the Playa de las Américas clubs. It works well for families and couples staying in the El Palm Mar area who don't want to travel far. The sea-view terrace is well maintained.
Rated 4.1 from 830 reviews at €€ pricing. Reservations accepted. Parking available.
Sueño Azul Beach Club
Sueño Azul Beach Club is in Callao Salvaje, about 15 minutes north of Costa Adeje. It has a pool, live music, DJs, and a full restaurant. Italian food and paella are the menu highlights. The ocean views and sunset atmosphere keep guests coming back.
It's pet-friendly and family-friendly, with a kids area and free WiFi. The pool area is the main gathering spot. Music plays through the afternoon and evening.
Rated 4.0 from 873 reviews at € pricing. One of the few clubs in this part of the coast, so it gets steady traffic from the Callao Salvaje and Playa Paraíso crowd.
The south coast stretches beyond the main Adeje strip. A few clubs in the wider area are worth the short drive.
Roca Blanca Beach Club & Restaurant
Roca Blanca Beach Club & Restaurant is on Avenida Juan Carlos I in Arona, near Los Cristianos. The pool is the centrepiece, surrounded by Balinese beds and sunbeds. Burgers and paella are the most-ordered dishes.
The sunset views over the ocean are a consistent highlight in reviews. The environment is relaxed and works well for couples or small groups. No beach access directly, but the pool setup compensates.
Rated 4.3 from 821 reviews at €€ pricing. It's one of the better options in the Los Cristianos area.
Bocana Beach Club
Bocana Beach Club operates out of the Gran Tacande Wellness & Relax hotel in Costa Adeje. It's a smaller, quieter option. The restaurant serves fine dining and the setting is more upscale-resort than party club.
With only 15 reviews and a 3.9 rating, it's one of the lesser-known spots. Family-friendly with a kids area. Reservations accepted. Pricing is €€.
Restaurante The Beach Club
Restaurante The Beach Club is at the Ritz Carlton Abama hotel in Guía de Isora. It's the most exclusive setting on this list. The beach below the hotel is accessed via a cliff-side elevator.
The restaurant serves upscale food. Service gets mixed reviews, with some guests noting slow delivery and high hotel-resort pricing. The location and views are hard to beat, though.
Rated 3.4 from 382 reviews at €€ pricing. It's worth considering if you're staying at the hotel or want a luxury half-day out. The drive from Costa Adeje takes about 20 minutes.
Moving west along the coast, the landscape shifts dramatically. The cliffs of Los Gigantes offer a completely different backdrop to the tourist beaches of the south.
Restaurante Los Gigantes Beach Club
Restaurante Los Gigantes Beach Club is the highest-rated beach club in Tenerife at 4.7 stars from 1,201 reviews. It sits at the base of the famous Los Gigantes cliffs on Calle los Guíos. The towering rock face behind the beach creates a dramatic setting.
The food is the main event. Arroz caldoso, arroz negre, and gyozas get repeated mentions. Cocktails and sangria are solid. The kitchen leans Spanish-Mediterranean with some Asian touches.
Pricing is €€. Reservations are recommended. It's pet-friendly and family-friendly with a kids area and parking. The drive from Costa Adeje is about 30 minutes, but reviewers consistently say it's worth the trip.
Across the island on the northeast side, the golden-sand beach of Las Teresitas near Santa Cruz has its own cluster of beach clubs. These are more local, more affordable, and less polished than the south coast spots.
El Caracol Beach Club
El Caracol Beach Club is at quiosco 8 on Playa de Las Teresitas near Santa Cruz. It's rated 4.3 from 2,125 reviews, making it the most popular club on this beach. Mojitos, cocktails, and creamy rice dishes are the highlights.
The chiringuito-style setup includes hammocks, parasols, and loungers on the sand. It's relaxed and affordable, popular with locals on weekends. The golden imported sand and palm trees give Las Teresitas a Caribbean feel.
Pricing is €. Reservations accepted. Parking available at the beach.
Bambú Beach Club
Bambú Beach Club is at quiosco 7 on Las Teresitas, right next to El Caracol. Brunch, mojitos, and Canarian potatoes are what regulars recommend. The setup is similar with hammocks, parasols, and deck chairs on the sand.
Free WiFi and a family-friendly layout with a kids area make it practical. The atmosphere is chill and local.
Rated 4.1 from 1,155 reviews at € pricing. It's slightly less polished than El Caracol but equally enjoyable for a day on Las Teresitas.
La Isla Beach Club Playa de Las Teresitas
La Isla Beach Club is the third option on Las Teresitas. Live music adds energy on weekends. Mojitos, calamari, nachos, and gambón are the popular orders. The mojo sauce gets specific praise.
The setup includes parasols, hammocks, and deck chairs. It's family-friendly with a kids area.
Rated 3.8 from 870 reviews at € pricing. All three Las Teresitas clubs are within walking distance of each other, so you can easily try more than one in a day.
The north of Tenerife has a different feel entirely. Greener, wetter, and more traditional. The beach club scene here is smaller but growing. If you're exploring the north, consider combining it with a trip to Gran Canaria or Lanzarote.
Andana Beach Club
Andana Beach Club is in Puerto de la Cruz on the north coast. It's the biggest club outside the south, with 2,307 reviews and a 4.1 rating. Live music, DJs, sunset sessions, and brunch events keep the calendar full.
Cocktails and music are the top review mentions. The seafront setting on Avenida Francisco Afonso Carrillo works well for sunset. A kids area makes it family-friendly.
Pricing is €€. Reservations accepted. Parking available. Puerto de la Cruz has a more local, less touristy vibe than the south coast, and Andana fits that energy.
Costa Mágica Beach Club
Costa Mágica Beach Club is in Valle Guerra on the northeast coast, well off the tourist trail. It has live music, DJs, and a restaurant with cocktails and brunch. The remote coastal setting on Camino la Costa is the selling point.
With 126 reviews and a 4.1 rating, it's one of the smallest clubs on this list. Pet-friendly, family-friendly, and has free WiFi and parking. Good for an escape from the south coast crowds.
Pricing is €€.
Frequently asked questions about Tenerife beach clubs
What is the best beach club in Tenerife?
Restaurante Los Gigantes Beach Club holds the highest rating at 4.7 stars from 1,201 reviews. For the full beach club experience with DJs and daybeds, Papagayo Beach Club on Troya Beach and Kaluna Beach Club in Costa Adeje are the top picks. Both rate above 4.3 stars.
How much do beach clubs in Tenerife cost?
Prices range from € (free entry, sunbeds under €20) at spots like Palapa and Torviscas to €€€ at Papagayo and Le Club where premium Balinese beds and VIP areas push costs higher. Most clubs on the island sit at €€, which means moderate prices by European beach club standards.
Do you need to book beach clubs in Tenerife in advance?
Most clubs accept walk-ins, but reservations are recommended at Papagayo, Le Club, and Restaurante Los Gigantes, especially on weekends and during the December to March peak season. The Las Teresitas clubs rarely need booking.
Are beach clubs in Tenerife open all year?
Yes. Tenerife's year-round warm climate means most beach clubs operate twelve months a year. This is a major difference from mainland Spain and the Fuerteventura scene, where many clubs close from November to March. Some Tenerife clubs reduce hours or entertainment schedules in quieter months.
Which area of Tenerife has the best beach clubs?
Costa Adeje and Playa de las Americas have the highest concentration, with most of the island's clubs between them. For upscale options, stick to Costa Adeje. For budget-friendly, local-feeling spots, head to Las Teresitas near Santa Cruz. Los Gigantes has just one club but it's the highest rated on the island.
Are Tenerife beach clubs family friendly?
Most are. Over half the clubs on this list have a kids area, including Palapa, OA Beach Club, El Caracol, and Andana. The Las Teresitas clubs are particularly good for families. Papagayo and Monkey Beach Club lean more adult and party-focused, especially on weekends.
