Which part of Tenerife has white beaches?

Playa de Torviscas is a white sand beach and so is Playa Fañabé. Because of this, they both constitute one of the busiest and most popular areas in the south of Tenerife. Playa de Torviscas is one of the largest and most touristy beaches on the island.



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Roughly said, the northern part of Tenerife is great for hikers, outdoor activities in Tenerife and pristine nature lovers. I recommend the south of the island such as Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos or Los Gigantes for those who are looking for beach holidays and all the facilities of a tourist hub.

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In the list of beaches, Torviscas beach is among those with the cleanest water. It is located in Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz and has calm waters and is perfect for swimming. With unique beach umbrellas, Torviscas is ideal for relaxation, especially during sunny weather.

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One thing you will also notice, is that despite Tenerife being a volcanic island, the beach at Costa Adeje has lush golden sand stretching into the blue Atlantic ocean. There is also a choice of beach clubs and stylish hotels and Costa Adeje's sweet location on the south of the island almost guarantees year-round sun.

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The southern side of Tenerife is nearly always warmer and so might be the best spot to visit during the coldest month of the year.

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Best Areas in Tenerife
  • Playa de las Américas – resort area with a beach, city & nightlife ???
  • Costa Adeje – best area for luxury hotels & tranquil ambiance ??
  • El Médano – intriguing area with bohemian vibes & surf-spots ?????
  • Puerto de la Cruz – charming area close to beautiful nature ???


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The Top 5 Pink Sand Beaches in Tenerife El Bollullo Beach: famous for its volcanic sand and crystal-clear waters. Las Gaviotas Beach: a secluded and peaceful environment for relaxation. El Confital Beach: features a unique rocky terrain and pristine waters.

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Hyams Beach: Australia Hyams Beach in New South Wales is considered one of the beaches with the whitest sand in the world, composed primarily of quartz.

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Beautiful Beaches in Lanzarote and La Graciosa It's just a 30-minute boat ride between the best Canary Island beaches in Lanzarote and La Graciosa. Both islands boast the white sandy beaches of your dreams.

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Areas to Avoid Because of its volcanic background, most beaches in Tenerife are volcanic with black sand which can be hot under the feet. If you're after a traditional sandy beach head to Los Cristianos and leave the southern resorts alone. Playa la Arena is also notorious for pickpockets.

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Tenerife's underwater world is full of life, and divers can expect to encounter a range of marine animals, including stingrays, moray eels and schools of colourful fish. The island is also home to several species of sharks, including the awe-inspiring whale shark.

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Costa Adeje simply means Adeje's coast, Adeje being the municipality which administers the area. Playa de las Américas, on the other hand, is part of neighbouring Arona municipality. The border between the two is the Barranco del Rey which reaches the coast between C.C. Veronicas and Playa Troya II.

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For me, Playa del Duque is the best Costa Adeje Beach. It's in a little cove, meaning the water is gentle and has gorgeous soft sand, a great view across the coast and lots of fabulous beach cafes and bars along the pedestrianised promenade.

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Costa Adeje You can sunbathe, swim and even swim, avoiding waves, along the breakwater. It is difficult to swim, but it is possible.

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Volcanic activity and lava flow left behind dark-hued rocks, cliffs and minerals, and erosion over time has broken these down to form black sand. Whether on the touristed west coast or in the more remote north, all the natural beaches in Tenerife are covered in either black sand or pebbles.

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As for the honor of the world's whitest sand? Well, it goes to the little-known beach at Hyam's Beach, on the shores of Jervis Bay in the Australia state of New South Wales.

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