Traditional Tenerife
Many of the island’s major resorts are geared up to the British tourists, with English and Irish pubs, restaurants and souvenir shops. El Médano is a resort with a difference, remaining truly traditional and relatively undisturbed by the bustling tourist crowds.
Relaxed nights
You’ll need to head to the livelier spots such as Playa de las Americas if you’re in search of a big night out, but evenings in El Médano are equally as exciting. Head to the traditional bars and tuck into local treats with the hum of jazz in the background.
What is El Médano famous for?
El Médano is best known for its golden sandy beach, relaxed atmosphere, and excellent conditions for kitesurfing. It also stands out for its natural beauty, including views of Montaña Roja, the striking red volcanic mountain beside the beach.
Is El Médano good for families?
Yes, El Médano is a family-friendly destination. The main beach has shallow waters ideal for children, while the pedestrian promenade offers safe strolling areas with cafés, restaurants, and ice cream shops to keep everyone entertained.
Is El Médano windy?
Yes, El Médano is known for its breezy conditions due to its location on the Atlantic coast. While this makes it perfect for water sports, families with small children might prefer the more sheltered areas of the beach.
What is the best time to visit El Médano?
El Médano enjoys year-round sunshine and a warm climate. The best months to visit are between March and November, when the weather is hot but not overpowering, and the wind conditions are ideal for water sports.
Why choose El Médano for a holiday in Tenerife?
El Médano is perfect for visitors looking for an authentic, laidback atmosphere away from crowded resorts. With its beautiful beach, water sports opportunities, natural landscapes, and welcoming community, it’s a top choice for a relaxing yet adventurous holiday.
