Playa de Las Teresitas

Its one of the most beautiful beaches in this island, with yellow sand and crystal water. The bad side is the non-stop wind that blows sand into your face during the whole stay. Good to visit once and take some cool pictures.

Wonderful place to spend the day! The sand is perfect, the clear blue water is always quiet and perfect for swimming because of the pier close by that breaks all the waves of the ocean. Lots of sun beds to be rented, lots of parking and what is also agreat thing is that you have occupancy advertised on big display in the city of San Andres.

A beach with yellow sand brought from the Sahara. It’s the only beach like this on the island. The beach is wide and long, and there are breakwaters in the water, so the waves stay small even on windy days. There’s a large parking lot near the beach, but in summer and on weekends it can be difficult to find a space. The beach is slightly above road level. There are ramps at the entrances, and that’s also where you’ll find showers, restrooms, and changing rooms. However, the small ramps leading up to the main ramp are very steep, even though they’re short. On the beach there are wooden paths leading toward the water, but they don’t reach all the way to it. On the right side there’s a small dedicated area for wheelchairs, with staff and special beach wheelchairs for the sand.

One of the best beach in Tenerife island. It’s extremely easy to get by car or by bus. There is a big free parking lot, many benches, toilet, bar, free shower and it’s pretty quiet. I stay at least one day on this beach every time I stay in the North Tenerife.

Easily the best beach on Tenerife! We visited during a week when the ocean was incredibly rough with strong currents, but this spot was a total sanctuary. It was the only place on the island where the water remained calm enough for a safe, relaxing swim. Highly recommended if you want to avoid the big waves!

Excellent beach. Big parking and toilets facilities. Family friendly. Bars around. Not very busy due to size.

A very nice beach with samd from Sahara, yellow golden colour. The water is clear and 100 metres in there is a wall of rocks that stops the waves, so even during strong winds, the water remains calm 👌

Playa de las Teresitas is a picturesque destination, accessible via both a car and public transit. Its close proximity to the city center makes it an ideal spot for visitors. The extensive shoreline provides ample capacity, ensuring a comfortable experience for all. Amenities include natural shade provided by rows of palm trees, complemented by available sun loungers and umbrellas, which are typically offered at a modest daily rate (e.g., two sun loungers and an umbrella for approximately €6). The waters were calm and warm, when we visited, which created an outstanding swimming environment. Turning inland from the vast blue ocean, visitors are afforded a serene, dramatic view of the nearby mountains, which often appear veiled in clouds above the palm-lined foothills. Furthermore, the beach provides adequate, though modest, restroom and changing room facilities. There are bars where you can get something to drink or eat.