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BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
The Hotel BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE is on the southern limits of the partial plain of Playa Paraíso on Costa Adeje, on lands of 48,000 m2 alongside the sea. The area is known for the little port and the proximity of the Los Gigantes cliffs (accessible only by sea) and the new Adeje golf course. Under 30 minutes from Tenerife Sur airport and 10 minutes from Playa de Américas.
There are three different areas in the project: a shopping and leisure areas called "Pueblo Príncipe"; the reception and hotel service area and from here; access to the rooms and common gardened areas and pools. At the end there is a pool on the cliff
ROOMS AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE HOTEL.
480 Rooms, of which 60 are Junior Suites (with whirpool) distributed in 7 buildings of 5 levels, almost all with sea view. 2 Rooms adapted for disabled people. Non Smoking rooms.
All rooms with: 2 full size (1,00m x 2m) or 1 King Size bed (2m x 2m), air conditioning, ceiling fan, full bathroom, hairdryer, satellite TV, direct phone, private safe (extra charge), mini-bar and balcony or terrace.
FACILITIES AND SERVICES AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
The resort also offers you 3.000 square metre of pools: one big lagoon type pool separated in two parts: one of them is a heated pool (only in winter); one children pool and one pool on the cliff with jacuzzi. All of them are equipped with large sun terraces and gardens with sun beds, sunshades and towel service. Gym and spa with sauna. Mini Club for children. Amphitheatre for entertainment programs and shows. Squash court. Dive centre. Meeting rooms. Lobby shop. Cover parking.
RESTAURANTS AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
Main Restaurant (international buffet) with sea view: breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets.
Seafood Restaurant of Specialities.
Italian Restaurant of Specialities.
Spanish Restaurant of Specialities
Snack Bar "El Puertito" (open from 8.00 hrs till las 24.00 hrs ). Local alcoholic drinks only till 23.00 hrs.
3 Dinners at Speciality Restaurants per week of stay and previous reservation.
BARS AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
Lobby bar: soft drinks, beer, and local drinks ( open till 23 hrs )
"Cala Príncipe" Bar with music located on the Hotel bay ( open from 10.00 till 13.30hrs and from 16.00 till 18.30hrs ).
Pool Bar with ice-drinks, coffee, soft drinks and beer from 10hrs till 18hrs
Bar Plaza open from 17.00 hrs till 01.00 hrs en Pueblo Príncipe (Drinks not Included)
LEISURE AND SPORT AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
To enjoy every last minute...
You can do all kinds of sea sports with and without engines: trips on a catamaran, boat and fishing, beginners' classes for diving, kayaks...
Furthermore, the complex has a multi-purpose court available for you, where you can play football, basketball, tennis, squash court, mini-golf, mountain bikes, carbine shooting, ...And to keep fit, our aerobics, use our gymnasium, ...or play golf on the Adeje golf course very close to the hotel (not free of charge).
And if this is not enough, you can always attend our daily and evening entertainment programs for children and adults, with the participation of our team of entertainers.
The Hotel has a Caribbean village and a shopping centre known as the Pueblo Príncipe.
PUEBLO PRINCIPE is a shopping centre and Canary village in the hotel entrance hall. It has a large square around which there are various commercial premises on two levels, connected by a lift and stairs, with the main entrance located in the front access to the complex. Its interior and exterior image evokes popular Canary architecture.
In Pueblo Príncipe, you will find a large offer of premises and services: "La Fiesta" discotheque (free entrance for customers of the hotel), "Plaza" bar with Karaoke and live music, Snack bar with evening self service, hairdresser's, a variety of shops, meeting room, medical centre… Weekly shop with special performances and activities organised by our group of entertainers
Locally:
Tenerife stands out among other Canary Islands provinces, partly because it is the largest of the seven islands, but also because it is located at the centre of the archipelago, 300 kilometres off the West coast of Africa, and 1.500 kilometres southwest of the Iberian Peninsula.
You can discover charming towns such as La Orotava and La Laguna, visit the capital city Santa Cruz, follow the famous wine trails, or enjoy the silence of Tenerife's volcanic gorges...
This volcanic island, with its strange triangular form, has an area of 2.057 square kilometres with 269 kilometres of coastline.
Tenerife is dominated by Spain's highest peak, the 3.718 metre high Teide volcano which towers above the island separating north from south and conferring upon each side curiously different climate. The sun is a predominant feature in all seasons but the North is slightly cooler and greener than the more desert-like South.
With two airports, Los Rodeos in the North and Reina Sofía in the South, over 35.000 beds in four and five star hotels and an excellent tourism infrastructure, this Atlantic isle has become the annual holiday destination for over four million visitors.
Tenerife has a wealth of interesting and varied things to do. With six courses open and several major projects in the pipeline the island joins the elite world of golfing destinations. From its clean coastal waters it is possible to get a close view of whales and dolphins in their natural habitat and, by contrast, the vibrant, the colourful Carnival in February is among the most spectacular in the world.
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Tenerife, the fascinating island
BAHIA PRINCIPE TENERIFE is located in Costa Adeje, on the South Coast of Tenerife.
This area owes its tourist success to its climate and the calm of its coastline. In this borough, which includes part of Playa de las Américas, is Barranco del Infierno an impressive example of ravines with narrow vertical walls covered with vegetation. On ledges submerged under the sea a number of ancient burial caves have also been discovered. Adeje embraces various tourist developments such as Callao Salvaje, San Eugenio and Marazul.
Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos are a true tourist emporium in the South of Tenerife with its tropical climate, sun and golden beaches as well as the most modern hotel facilities. If to this we add the exciting nightlife in the restaurants, bars and discotheques, you will find the ideal place to spend your next holidays. Without forgetting that from this tourist centre you can visit the most interesting parts of the island on its complete road network.
RECOMENDED TOURS:
Departure from Puerto de La Cruz:
Teide Abaco.
Santa Cruz, Taganaga.
Island tour with Parque Aguilas.
Jeep Safari and Camels.
Sea tour.
Gomera Island.
Lanzarote Island.
Loro Parque.
Tenerife Palas.
Departure from Tenerife South:
Teide.
Island tour.
Puerto de la Cruz and Loro Parque.
Sea tour and Parque Aguilas.
Santa Cruz.
Jeep Safari.
Exit Palace.
Exit Palace.
Arona pyramid.
Towns and Cities
Any tourist trail in the North should include visits to Santa Cruz, Puerto de la Cruz, La Laguna, La Orotava, Guía de Isora, Icod de los Vinos, Garachico, Buenavista and Taraconte. In the South Adeje and Arona are worth visiting.
Today Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of the island, a city of 230.000 people with wide avenues, gardens, golden beach and commercial centres boasting many fine shops and boutiques. It is rich in sculptures and monuments and there are a number of museums and theatres. Puerto de la Cruz is the main tourist enclave in the North of the island. It is a picturesque coastal town with a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Most popular are the casino and the famous Botanical Gardens which date back to 1.788 and contain plant species from the five continents of the world. The artist César Manrique left his mark on Puerto de la Cruz with the huge Lago de Martiánez, a sea water swimming pool built to his design.
The old town of La Orotava has been declared of National Historic Interest which gives an idea of the monuments which are found there, such as La Casa de los Balcones which is an excellent example of typical Canarian architecture. Many hiking trails extend throughout the mountains of La Orotava and stretch up to the Gran Circus de las Cañadas de Teide, a protected National Park. The town's Botanical Gardens are spectacular and include some 3.000 district species, mainly tropical and subtropical plants. The borough also has three beautiful beaches, characterised by their black sand.
Arona is also an important tourist destination which includes Playa de las Américas and Costa del Silencio. Los Cristianos, once a small fishing district, has surrendered to the call of tourism although it has also managed to maintain its original charm.
La Laguna was the original capital city of the archipelago and is now the religious and university centre where 17th and 18th Century palaces and old stately homes still stand, offering a glimpse of traditional local architecture.
Icod de los Vinos with its several thousand year old Dragon tree and Garachico, whose port was destroyed by a volcanic eruption at the beginning of the 18th century are also brimming with history.
South Tenerife shows another face, expressed in the majestic cliffs known as Acantilado de los Gigantes and the excellent beaches of Los Cristianos, El Médano and Las Américas, which are bustling with international sunseekers in summertime.
Architecture
Typical Canary Island architecture, from the stately mansions to the most humble and common abodes, was heavily influenced by Andalusian and Portuguese styles, although its own strength of character shows through. Balconies, interior patios, simple façades and the widespread use of wood, especially the indigenous pine tree, are characteristic of traditional homes in Tenerife.
BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
The Hotel BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE is on the southern limits of the partial plain of Playa Paraíso on Costa Adeje, on lands of 48,000 m2 alongside the sea. The area is known for the little port and the proximity of the Los Gigantes cliffs (accessible only by sea) and the new Adeje golf course. Under 30 minutes from Tenerife Sur airport and 10 minutes from Playa de Américas.
There are three different areas in the project: a shopping and leisure areas called "Pueblo Príncipe"; the reception and hotel service area and from here; access to the rooms and common gardened areas and pools. At the end there is a pool on the cliff
ROOMS AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE HOTEL.
480 Rooms, of which 60 are Junior Suites (with whirpool) distributed in 7 buildings of 5 levels, almost all with sea view. 2 Rooms adapted for disabled people. Non Smoking rooms.
All rooms with: 2 full size (1,00m x 2m) or 1 King Size bed (2m x 2m), air conditioning, ceiling fan, full bathroom, hairdryer, satellite TV, direct phone, private safe (extra charge), mini-bar and balcony or terrace.
FACILITIES AND SERVICES AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
The resort also offers you 3.000 square metre of pools: one big lagoon type pool separated in two parts: one of them is a heated pool (only in winter); one children pool and one pool on the cliff with jacuzzi. All of them are equipped with large sun terraces and gardens with sun beds, sunshades and towel service. Gym and spa with sauna. Mini Club for children. Amphitheatre for entertainment programs and shows. Squash court. Dive centre. Meeting rooms. Lobby shop. Cover parking.
RESTAURANTS AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
Main Restaurant (international buffet) with sea view: breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets.
Seafood Restaurant of Specialities.
Italian Restaurant of Specialities.
Spanish Restaurant of Specialities
Snack Bar "El Puertito" (open from 8.00 hrs till las 24.00 hrs ). Local alcoholic drinks only till 23.00 hrs.
3 Dinners at Speciality Restaurants per week of stay and previous reservation.
BARS AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
Lobby bar: soft drinks, beer, and local drinks ( open till 23 hrs )
"Cala Príncipe" Bar with music located on the Hotel bay ( open from 10.00 till 13.30hrs and from 16.00 till 18.30hrs ).
Pool Bar with ice-drinks, coffee, soft drinks and beer from 10hrs till 18hrs
Bar Plaza open from 17.00 hrs till 01.00 hrs en Pueblo Príncipe (Drinks not Included)
LEISURE AND SPORT AT THE BAHIA PRINCIPE COSTA ADEJE 4 STAR HOTEL
To enjoy every last minute...
You can do all kinds of sea sports with and without engines: trips on a catamaran, boat and fishing, beginners' classes for diving, kayaks...
Furthermore, the complex has a multi-purpose court available for you, where you can play football, basketball, tennis, squash court, mini-golf, mountain bikes, carbine shooting, ...And to keep fit, our aerobics, use our gymnasium, ...or play golf on the Adeje golf course very close to the hotel (not free of charge).
And if this is not enough, you can always attend our daily and evening entertainment programs for children and adults, with the participation of our team of entertainers.
The Hotel has a Caribbean village and a shopping centre known as the Pueblo Príncipe.
PUEBLO PRINCIPE is a shopping centre and Canary village in the hotel entrance hall. It has a large square around which there are various commercial premises on two levels, connected by a lift and stairs, with the main entrance located in the front access to the complex. Its interior and exterior image evokes popular Canary architecture.
In Pueblo Príncipe, you will find a large offer of premises and services: "La Fiesta" discotheque (free entrance for customers of the hotel), "Plaza" bar with Karaoke and live music, Snack bar with evening self service, hairdresser's, a variety of shops, meeting room, medical centre… Weekly shop with special performances and activities organised by our group of entertainers
Locally:
Tenerife stands out among other Canary Islands provinces, partly because it is the largest of the seven islands, but also because it is located at the centre of the archipelago, 300 kilometres off the West coast of Africa, and 1.500 kilometres southwest of the Iberian Peninsula.
You can discover charming towns such as La Orotava and La Laguna, visit the capital city Santa Cruz, follow the famous wine trails, or enjoy the silence of Tenerife's volcanic gorges...
This volcanic island, with its strange triangular form, has an area of 2.057 square kilometres with 269 kilometres of coastline.
Tenerife is dominated by Spain's highest peak, the 3.718 metre high Teide volcano which towers above the island separating north from south and conferring upon each side curiously different climate. The sun is a predominant feature in all seasons but the North is slightly cooler and greener than the more desert-like South.
With two airports, Los Rodeos in the North and Reina Sofía in the South, over 35.000 beds in four and five star hotels and an excellent tourism infrastructure, this Atlantic isle has become the annual holiday destination for over four million visitors.
Tenerife has a wealth of interesting and varied things to do. With six courses open and several major projects in the pipeline the island joins the elite world of golfing destinations. From its clean coastal waters it is possible to get a close view of whales and dolphins in their natural habitat and, by contrast, the vibrant, the colourful Carnival in February is among the most spectacular in the world.
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Tenerife, the fascinating island
BAHIA PRINCIPE TENERIFE is located in Costa Adeje, on the South Coast of Tenerife.
This area owes its tourist success to its climate and the calm of its coastline. In this borough, which includes part of Playa de las Américas, is Barranco del Infierno an impressive example of ravines with narrow vertical walls covered with vegetation. On ledges submerged under the sea a number of ancient burial caves have also been discovered. Adeje embraces various tourist developments such as Callao Salvaje, San Eugenio and Marazul.
Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos are a true tourist emporium in the South of Tenerife with its tropical climate, sun and golden beaches as well as the most modern hotel facilities. If to this we add the exciting nightlife in the restaurants, bars and discotheques, you will find the ideal place to spend your next holidays. Without forgetting that from this tourist centre you can visit the most interesting parts of the island on its complete road network.
RECOMENDED TOURS:
Departure from Puerto de La Cruz:
Teide Abaco.
Santa Cruz, Taganaga.
Island tour with Parque Aguilas.
Jeep Safari and Camels.
Sea tour.
Gomera Island.
Lanzarote Island.
Loro Parque.
Tenerife Palas.
Departure from Tenerife South:
Teide.
Island tour.
Puerto de la Cruz and Loro Parque.
Sea tour and Parque Aguilas.
Santa Cruz.
Jeep Safari.
Exit Palace.
Exit Palace.
Arona pyramid.
Towns and Cities
Any tourist trail in the North should include visits to Santa Cruz, Puerto de la Cruz, La Laguna, La Orotava, Guía de Isora, Icod de los Vinos, Garachico, Buenavista and Taraconte. In the South Adeje and Arona are worth visiting.
Today Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of the island, a city of 230.000 people with wide avenues, gardens, golden beach and commercial centres boasting many fine shops and boutiques. It is rich in sculptures and monuments and there are a number of museums and theatres. Puerto de la Cruz is the main tourist enclave in the North of the island. It is a picturesque coastal town with a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Most popular are the casino and the famous Botanical Gardens which date back to 1.788 and contain plant species from the five continents of the world. The artist César Manrique left his mark on Puerto de la Cruz with the huge Lago de Martiánez, a sea water swimming pool built to his design.
The old town of La Orotava has been declared of National Historic Interest which gives an idea of the monuments which are found there, such as La Casa de los Balcones which is an excellent example of typical Canarian architecture. Many hiking trails extend throughout the mountains of La Orotava and stretch up to the Gran Circus de las Cañadas de Teide, a protected National Park. The town's Botanical Gardens are spectacular and include some 3.000 district species, mainly tropical and subtropical plants. The borough also has three beautiful beaches, characterised by their black sand.
Arona is also an important tourist destination which includes Playa de las Américas and Costa del Silencio. Los Cristianos, once a small fishing district, has surrendered to the call of tourism although it has also managed to maintain its original charm.
La Laguna was the original capital city of the archipelago and is now the religious and university centre where 17th and 18th Century palaces and old stately homes still stand, offering a glimpse of traditional local architecture.
Icod de los Vinos with its several thousand year old Dragon tree and Garachico, whose port was destroyed by a volcanic eruption at the beginning of the 18th century are also brimming with history.
South Tenerife shows another face, expressed in the majestic cliffs known as Acantilado de los Gigantes and the excellent beaches of Los Cristianos, El Médano and Las Américas, which are bustling with international sunseekers in summertime.
Architecture
Typical Canary Island architecture, from the stately mansions to the most humble and common abodes, was heavily influenced by Andalusian and Portuguese styles, although its own strength of character shows through. Balconies, interior patios, simple façades and the widespread use of wood, especially the indigenous pine tree, are characteristic of traditional homes in Tenerife.