Pristine putting
Golf del Sur has hosted various spells of the Tenerife Open, taking swing-perfecting afternoons to the next level. This tournament favourite is a hit with natives and aspiring pros, so pick up some clubs and get set for 27 holes of tricky water obstacles and deep black sand bunkers.
Entertaining evenings
Past swimming pools, tennis courts and bowling greens, you can shop ‘til you drop, and wine and dine in the local bars and eateries. Staying up late and seeing Los Cristianos as dawn draws near might just top it off. The after-dark entertainment will see drinks flow and live music excites.
Where is Golf del Sur?
Golf del Sur is a purpose-built holiday resort on the south coast of Tenerife, one of Spain's Canary Islands. It is renowned for its large, championship golf course, but it has also grown into a popular destination for non-golfers due to its relaxed atmosphere, attractive coastline, and wide range of amenities.
What is the general atmosphere like?
Golf del Sur has a more relaxed, quiet, and sophisticated atmosphere compared to the bustling nightlife hubs of Playa de las Américas. It's particularly popular with couples, families, and of course, golf enthusiasts looking for a tranquil holiday with excellent facilities.
What are the best times of year to visit Golf del Sur?
The ideal times to visit Golf del Sur typically autumn between late spring and early autumn (April to September), when the climate is warm and dry, making it perfect for outdoor activities such as golfing. This period also offers the advantage of numerous local events and festivals. However, since Golf del Sur is a year-round destination, visiting during the winter months can be appealing for those looking to escape colder climates.
Is Golf del Sur only for golfers?
While golf is the main attraction, its beautiful coastal paths, marina, variety of international restaurants, and peaceful environment make it a fantastic destination for anyone seeking a relaxing break in the sun.
What is the nightlife like?
The nightlife is low-key and centred around the restaurants and bars in the San Blas Centre and along the seafront. You'll find live music, tribute acts, and karaoke, but not the large, late-night clubs of the bigger resorts. It’s perfect for a relaxing evening drink or meal.
