San Miguel de Abona, golf, town, and sea in the south of Tenerife

San Miguel de Abona is a municipality in the south of Tenerife that combines three worlds in a small area: a charming historic center at 600 meters altitude, two of the best golf courses from Canary Islands by the coast, and the fishing village of Los Abrigos, where you can eat the best fresh fish in the area. All just 10 minutes from the Tenerife South Airport.

In addition, thanks to the CanariasLife webcam in Amarilla Golf you can watch live the field conditions and the coastal atmosphere before booking your round.

Golf in San Miguel de Abona

The municipality is a reference for golf courses in Canary Islands. Two courses stand out for their quality and location:

Golf del Sur is one of the best-known courses in Tenerife, with 27 holes and ocean views. It has hosted international competitions and has an academy for all levels.

On the other hand, Amarilla Golf offers an 18-hole course in a volcanic setting by the sea. The CanariasLife webcam shows the field live. Both courses benefit from the sunny southern climate, allowing play almost all year round.

Los Abrigos: fishing village with character

Los Abrigos is the coastal hub of the municipality and one of the most authentic fishing villages in the south of Tenerife. Its promenade and harbor-side restaurants are known throughout the island for the quality of the fish and the seafood fresh.

In fact, many locals come down to Los Abrigos specifically to eat. Vieja, cherne, octopus, and limpets grilled, always with wrinkled potatoes y mojo, are the specialty. The atmosphere is local and unpretentious.

Next to the village is the Yellow Mountain, a golden-toned volcanic cone that contrasts with the blue sea. It's a short and picturesque walk.

Historic center of San Miguel

The town of San Miguel de Abona, in the midlands, has a center declared Cultural Heritage. Its cobblestone streets and centuries-old houses with wooden balconies retain the atmosphere of a traditional Canarian village.

The Church of San Miguel Arcángel, from the 17th century, is the most notable building. Also worth visiting is the El Capitán Museum House, with exhibitions on the municipality's history. It's a peaceful walk and a good excuse to come up from the coast.

Beaches and coast

The coast of San Miguel offers several bathing options:

The San Blas Beach has volcanic sand and gentle waves. Those in the Los Abrigos area allow a peaceful swim among rocks. Also, the coves near the golf courses are lesser-known spots with crystal clear waters, ideal for natural pools Barranco de la Orchilla snorkel y diving.

Hiking and nature

The offers a route through volcanic landscape with native flora. The old Royal Road of San Miguel connected the village to the coast and can now be walked as a trail. , at the border with Arona, is a short climb with panoramic views of the south coast and the ocean.

Additionally, the Montaña de GuazaGastronomy in San Miguel de Abona

There are two distinct gastronomic experiences. In

of the day at the port's restaurants. In the historic center, Los Abrigos, fresh fish with homemade Canarian food: guachinches , cheeses and grilled meats, all with wrinkled potatoes with mojo, scalded gofio, in September, fill the village with pilgrimages, folk music, and traditional dances. The wine from the area at a good price.

Festivals and traditions

The parties of Saint Michael the Archangelof San Miguel also have good participation. Additionally, the craft fair brings together master artisans from the area. Carnivals How to get to San Miguel de Abona

is just 10 minutes by car. From

The Tenerife South Airport it’s a 15-minute drive via the TF-1 motorway. TITSA buses connect the coast with the municipality. Los Cristianos o Costa Adeje To reach the historic center from the coast is about 10 minutes via the TF-28.

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