Hotels near Tenerife Sur Airport - TFS, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Great small town with access to airport and near to ElMédano/ excellent for long walks / great food in local cafes and restaurants - especially Venezuelan! Nice hippie vibe- feels undiscovered - keep it this way!

Plus point if you're on a short trip is that it's very near the airport (taxi approx €20 with tip). Small town with plenty of bars and restaurants, also good supermarkets if you're self catering. There are several beaches, and there are walking trails to the hills nearby (which you can see from the seafront). The centre of town and the main beach get quite busy, but if you prefer it quieter you can walk along the seafront to less busy areas - fewer bars and facilities, but some lovely beaches within 20 min walk. We were there early March - temperature was low to mid 20s, mostly sunny, some patchy cloud. If you're into sailboarding there are places to hire equipment & have lessons. It's a laid back place - no nightclubs and not rowdy. In summary, a good place to come to relax and enjoy the sea and sun. If you want clubs, loads of activities etc, probably somewhere else would suit you better.

La Tejita has a very nice beach close to the accommodation, which is close to a supermarket, good Mexican restaurant and Montana Roja. The owners are very friendly and understanding. We found everything we needed in the villa, which is close to a private pool with shower. Peaceful place, perfect for rest and family vacations. The weather is perfect, warm for December, we will definitely be back.

The town is very close to the airport and La Tejita & El Medano Beaches. There is not much to do in San Isidro, but it is a great location for long stays in southern Tenerife because it is close to Adeje Coast and also to Santa Cruz. There are at least 3 hypermarkets in the town and a few coffee shops.

Nice place near small Vulcanic Montana Roja with fantastic not overcrowded beach with bar....you can make a trip to mountain Roja, I recommended as a must, swim, drink and eat on beach and observe sunset... What is a negative is a big building in construction but without progress, no workers or machines were here during our stay, god for us. It´s really terrible construction near protected area Roja mountain. I can't understand how government can allow to build such ugly building near small apartments in which we stayed and in localization like there it is.

Los Abrigos seemed like a genuine Spanish working town. There were restaurants aimed at tourists but they were used by Spanish as well as other nationalities. The food offered was locally sourced (mostly fresh fish) attractively presented. The beaches and parts of the town were fairly rustic and undeveloped - which we liked. There are sandier beaches with loungers etc in better known tourist resorts. We preferred what Los Abrigos had to offer.