Los Cristianos Information

If you're interested in the duty-free shopping available in Tenerife, you'll find plenty of it in Los Cristianos. While there are plenty of goods like perfumes, cameras and clothing, you may want to check out some of the local artisans; you could bring home a truly unique gift. Be sure to check out the many places that offer cultured pearls. English is spoken as often as Spanish in Los Cristianos, and if you're feeling homesick, you can also head to the large San Eugene Centre, a place that stocks many British brands.

When you're looking for a good time after dark, Los Cristianos does have some excellent pubs and discos. Though the variety and pace is slower than that of the neighbouring resort areas, taxis run around the clock and you can always visit those wilder locations and then return for a restful nap in a much calmer area.

Just because Los Cristianos runs at a slower pace than it's neighbours certainly doesn't mean it's boring! The beaches offer almost every water sport available, no matter what you're looking for. If you want something fast-paced and exciting, consider some of the jet-skiing and windsurfing opportunities that are available. If you're a diver, scuba diving is a much-beloved past time in this area, and the clarity of the water makes this an unforgettable experience. Banana boat rides are one of a number of novelty attractions for children on the beach.

Los Cristianos has a a history as a fishing village, and you can still see that legacy in the town's love of big game fishing. The Canary Islands provide some of the best waters in the world for big game fishing and several companies offer trips. Whether you're after blue marlin, yellowfin tuna or hammerhead sharks, you can find it in the waters off the coast of Los Cristianos.