Playa de Troya

Troya Beach is made up of two contiguous stretches (Troya I and II) and is one of Costa Adeje's original beaches. It stretches about 650 meters along the ocean and has fine, dark sand, a result of the island's volcanic origins. The first thing you notice upon arrival is its lively atmosphere: always bustling with families, travelers, beach bars, and the sound of waves mixed with laughter and conversation.

Thanks to the breakwaters that flank the beach, the waves are very moderate, making swimming easy even for small children. There are lifeguards on duty regularly, and showers, footbaths, and basic restrooms are located right next to the sand. Access is easy: a shallow area with an accessible ramp and walkways allow easy access to the water, ideal for those with children or the elderly.

The parallel promenade is lined with cafes, bars, restaurants, and shops. If that weren't enough, you can rent sun loungers, umbrellas, or water sports equipment such as skis, kayaks, or children's pedal boats with built-in slides. It's common to see amateur surfers catching gentle waves at dawn.

Playa de Troya never stops: during the day, it's perfect for relaxing in the sun or taking a leisurely swim; at night, it becomes the epicenter of nightlife, music, and action in the surrounding areas. If you're looking for comfort, atmosphere, dining options, and a classic Tenerife tourist vibe, this beach has it all.