Night Life In Tenerife
Night life in Tenerife is very rich. From bars and clubs that are open until late at night, to restaurants and bars in Los Cristianos, Las Americas, Fanabe and Adeje in the South.
There is something for everybody, whether a Family night out, Couples, friends, stag parties and everything in between.
Although Tenerife is more Family oriented in the last couple of years, fun times are still sparkling on the Island.
I will recommend few places, where I had fab time with my friends, for my Birthday last year. We had so much fun and yes, we did dance the whole night. 🙂
CasaBlanca Disco Bar
Casablanca is very popular with locals and residents, they play pop Spanish music. If you like popular stuff like Reggaeton, you will love this disco bar
(Also known as reggaetón and reguetón, is a music style which originated in Puerto Rico during the late 1990s. It has evolved from dancehall and influenced by American hip hop, Latin American, and Caribbean music. Vocals include rapping and singing, typically in Spanish).
It is a true little dance oasis. Music is so much fun and cocktails are decently priced.
Sax Rock Bar
This is one of my favorite bars in Tenerife. Chilled atmosphere and live Rock Band. Every time I come to Sax, I try not to drink to much, but Beers just keep coming. Probably because we have such a great time, we just forget to count. Free shot and nuts with every drink. Friendly staff with generous measures.
Hard Rock Cafe
If you are in a mood for something really chique and fancy to have a great night out, then Hard Rock Cafe is most likely the best choice. The music sounded great and the decor was trendy!. Date night or just a friends chill time, you will have fun.
Papagayo Beach Club
You could come to Papagayo earlier during the day, to sip drinks next to the beach… Views are just stunning, great location overlooking Atlantic Ocean and lovely ambiance, very classy. If you are a party animal, then you should come back around 23:00ish. This is the place too party, great vibe, beautiful club.
