Affluent British, Scandinavian, and German retirees, hotel industry professionals, luxury property owners, and families in high-end resorts. Very international — English and German spoken as commonly as Spanish.

Affluent retireesLuxury seekersGolf enthusiastsFamilies wanting resort-quality amenities

Living in Adeje / Costa Adeje — Practical Details

Walkability

Moderate — the coastal resort strip is walkable with a promenade. The upper town of Adeje is separate and requires transport. Spread-out resort layout.

Grocery & Food Access

Siam Mall (Tenerife's best shopping center). HiperDino and Mercadona nearby. Hotel-adjacent shops and restaurants. Premium dining options along the coast.

Getting Around

TITSA buses along the coast to Los Cristianos and airport
Car recommended — resort-oriented layout designed for driving
Uber/Bolt available
Tenerife South Airport 20 min by car

Nearby Coworking

Nine Coliving & Coworking (€200/mo — pool and rooftop terrace)
Some hotel business centers offer day passes
The House of Digital Nomads in nearby Las Américas (€175/mo)

Insider Tips for Adeje / Costa Adeje

1Siam Park (next to Siam Mall) is rated the best water park in the world — but Aqualand nearby is half the price for kids
2The upper town of Adeje has authentic Canarian restaurants at a fraction of the resort prices — drive 10 min uphill
3Golf Costa Adeje offers stunning volcanic-ocean course views — annual memberships are better value than green fees
4Playa del Duque is the most beautiful beach in the south — fine sand, calm water, and well-maintained facilities

FAQ — Adeje / Costa Adeje, Tenerife

What is Adeje / Costa Adeje like for expats?

Adeje / Costa Adeje is a luxury neighborhood in Tenerife. Upscale resort area — luxury hotels, high-end restaurants, golf courses, and the island's most polished beachfront living. Best for: Affluent expats and retirees who want premium amenities and a resort-style lifestyle.

How much does it cost to live in Adeje / Costa Adeje, Tenerife?

Adeje / Costa Adeje is classified as "Luxury" in Tenerife. Typical rent: €900–€1,500/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in Tenerife: €1,400–€2,000.

Is Adeje / Costa Adeje safe for expats?

Very safe — upscale resort area, security presence, well-maintained. One of the safest areas in the Canary Islands.

Who lives in Adeje / Costa Adeje?

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