During my holiday in Tenerife I took a day trip to Las Teresitas. The beautiful beach is within walking distance of the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife and is considered one of the most famous beaches on the island. Despite the fact that Las Teresitas is an anthropized beach, about 1.5 km large is also very exotic. The beautiful boundary of Palm trees, wonderful plants and trees full of red flowers, makes it enchanting. The sand is very pleasant delicate, brought from the Sahara Desert, yellow with pink and quartz shades. It is equipped with sunbeds and umbrellas at times, showers, bathrooms and bar-type kiosks. Surrounded by the funereal volcanic mountains, where a beautiful village San André is perched, it seems to you a postcard panorama that presents many colors like a rainbow because, in front of the ocean opens on the horizon with beautiful shades of blue, turquoise and emerald green. In the morning it is very good being the pleasant breeze. In the afternoon instead the beach is very breezy rubbing sand in the face. Umbrellas are very fragile compared to the intensity and power of the wind. I expected to find more suitable umbrellas, straw. Attracting many tourists every year I would have expected in 2024 to find a large restaurant with covered terraces bar and ice cream parlor and a good reception, instead there are kiosks with small makeshift kitchens that I do not trust and the staff not welcoming. I recommend packed lunch for sensitive people which can not eat any kind of food, fried processed with lots of spices. There is nothing simple to find and you risk eating only chips.

Beach is very nice, no question, great sandy beach with palm trees, loungers cost 3 EUR/day, drinks very cheap. Free parking. Toilets available, but far too little, no water to wash hands, as faucet broken, no soap, from noon no toilet paper

The beach entirely covered with the sand of the Sahara desert is very beautiful and breakwaters positioned to limit ocean erosion make it look like a bay. The proximity of the port goes unnoticed or at least we were there Saturday, March 1 and I did not notice movement... On the other hand, around 3 pm a nice wind picked up, but since we had arrived very early we opted to return to the south in hotel . One thing that struck me two sunbeds and umbrella full day 6€ and bar service and hot dishes at very affordable prices

Beach with sand imported from the desert near Santa Cruz, absolutely wonderful, a must if you come to Tenerife! The water is clean and clear, you can walk and swim in peace and security, a place suitable for children. In this beach you are fine , we went back twice , there is both the possibility to relax on the free beach and to rent umbrellas for a fee at fairly cheap prices , for half a day we paid € 8 (umbrella and 2 sunbeds). The only flaw regarding the umbrellas is that they are a bit dated and you can only stay until 18:00 ! For the rest everything is also good as far as the catering services (small bars where you can have lunch and snack). Toilets and changing rooms for free public use are also clean and well maintained.

Ita I went to this beach with my parents, I found myself particularly well, the water was still, CRYSTALLINE, very clean and the sand is imported from the Sahara desert. During the morning there was no wind; in the afternoon so much wind. The water was cool, but the problem was the wind when you went out. We paid 6 euros for an umbrella and two sunbeds. There is a nice kiosk (with slightly high prices) that does some things to eat for those who want to have lunch, public parking and free (you have to arrive on time) english I was on this beach with my parents, I found myself particularly well, the water was still, CRYSTALLINE, very clean and the sand is imported from the Sahara desert. During the morning there was no wind; in the afternoon there was a lot of wind. The water was cool, but the problem was the wind when you went out. We paid 6 euros for an umbrella and two sunbeds. There is a nice kiosk (with slightly high prices) that makes some things to eat for those who want to have lunch. Free public parking (you have to arrive on time

Cute, it combines the discomfort of local stones with the annoyance of imported sand. It is located adjacent to the port and this means that the water is not exactly clear. Full of bars and chiringuiti, convenient and free parking. There are palm trees to have natural shade otherwise there are deckchairs and umbrellas to rent.

Beutiful place. Lots of space to spend nice time. Just a small advice. Nearest parking going from capital is free. On the small roundbout is a guy with a hi-vest that try to charge you 5euro. Dont fall into it.

A great sandy beach inside an enclosed outer wall, providing safety and less impact from the Atlantic waves. Beach is sandy and has a number of toilets and small cafes. Two sun beds and a parasol were available at an all in price of 6 Euros. Ideal place to soak up some sun.

We visited Playa de las Teresitas as a family, and it was absolutely perfect! The golden sand is soft and clean, and the calm, crystal-clear water is great for swimming. The kids loved playing on the beach. It wasn’t crowded, which made it even better. There’s easy, free parking right by the beach, loungers for rent, and several beach bars with snacks and drinks. The whole place has a peaceful vibe, and it’s beautifully maintained. It’s a fantastic spot for a relaxing family day, and we’re already planning to visit again!

We were in Santa Cruz on a cruise & fancied a beach. This was fantastic. The 910 bus passes on the road just outside the cruise terminal. E1.25/person each way. You can't go wrong as the beach is the terminus. Journey takes about 15 mins and busses are every 10 mins (each way). Beach itself is great - big sandy beach, shallow water, lots of reasonably priced beach bars (with toilets) behind. Full of locals & families when we were there, which says a lot. We paid E6 for 2 sunbeds and a brolly. We went 3 times; loved it.