Top Things to do in Costa del Silencio
Top Restaurants in Costa del Silencio
Top 5 Things to do in Costa del Silencio, Canary Islands
Discover the best top things to do in Costa del Silencio, Spain including Wet Monster, Nueva Vida, Club cannabico Red Lion, The Britannia Bar, Playa Amarilla.
Restaurants in Costa del Silencio
1. Wet Monster
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 207 reviews
WET MONSTER DIVE CENTER - located in the first UNDERWATER MARINE RESERVE on Tenerife. Amazing volcanic formations descending into the water straight from the cliffs of Montana Amarilla and richness of underwater life makes it one of the best dive sites on the Canary Islands. Experience with us the beauty of the underwater world and the extraordinary feeling of underwater breathing. WET MONSTER DIVE CENTER Tenerife organize: - Underwater Trips (Try Dive for the first time) - Snorkeling Trips with TURTLES - PADI and SSI Open Water Diver Courses (first scubadiving course) - Advanced Diving Courses - Diving Packages for Crtified Divers in the BEST DIVING location on Tenerife. Don't wait - book today your unforgotten Underwater Adventure on Tenerife!
2. Nueva Vida
3. Club cannabico Red Lion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Red lion club Tenerife. We are a non-profit, private assosation whose aims are the production of cannabis for recreational and therapeutic associates,the fight against the clandestine market and a responsible consumption.Club red lion Tenerife is born of a small group of cannabis consumers.
4. The Britannia Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
The Bar Britannia, is a friendly family bar, lynn and paul welcomes everyone to enjoy a chilled drink, in our comfort surrounding with wifi and live sports
5. Playa Amarilla
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By finglaspete - Dublin, Ireland
Playa Amarilla (Yellow Beach) Nice enough scenic spot, not too far on the west side of Las Gallettas. Though as some people have pointed out here, not exactly a beach. This is the thing, what does a person define as a beach? Is it the wide-open plain where you can gallop on horses? Is it the secluded and sandy type, where you can just pop over to the bar nearby, and eye up the local talent? Is it the place where you can let the kids play safely, building sandcastles? Maybe fishing off a low cliff into a shallow sea below? Maybe a rocky outcrop where a boat can 'beach' to disembark? They are all beaches, this is a beach too, just not what some people would define as a beach. Anyway, I was having a stroll along the coast, saw this lovely beach, also saw the opportunity to write a review on it here, and felt that I needed to define a beach to people who have a more narrow spectral vision of what a beach is. It's great, you'll get a nice natural swim in it, I'd say there's a fair bit of marine wildlife in the water, though the shops are about a ten-minute walk, go on, have a go, especially if you are the type who wants the sun lounger and massage, with waiters serving drinks to you. Get closer to what your ancestors enjoyed, proper nature, have a walk away from where the tourists hoard, bring some sandwiches and a flask, and a good pair of walking shoes, and enjoy what Tenerife has to offer you.
