Our parties at WILD
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Tickets are out for these nights: pick yours and book.
WILD: tell us your dates
Leave your dates: the list sends you the nights that fall on them, and the day new tickets open.
The two nights
Guayeteo, on Wednesdays from 23:00 to 04:00, sets old-school reggaeton against today's hits, with a drink and a shot in the general ticket. Tumbao, on Sunday nights from 23:00, mixes latin house and reggaeton.
What we publish, and why it is short
WILD had no working website when we checked, and we could not verify its social channels, so this page sticks to what the ticket pages publish: the address, the nights, the times and what each ticket includes.
The nights at WILD
Before you go
- Times: 23:00
- Address: CC San Telmo, Av. La Habana 11, 38650 Los Cristianos
- Nights on our agenda: Guayeteo (Wednesday) and Tumbao (Sunday)
Getting there
CC San Telmo, Av. la Habana, 11, 38650 Los Cristianos
Open the map (opens in a new tab)WILD: questions before you go
Where is WILD in Los Cristianos?
In the CC San Telmo, Av. La Habana 11.
What nights does WILD have?
On our agenda, Guayeteo on Wednesdays and Tumbao on Sundays, both from 23:00.
Tenerife Guide
Before the night
Arrivals & transport
Tenerife South airport to Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos, by bus or taxi
Two official options link Tenerife South airport (TFS) with Los Cristianos and Playa de las Américas: TITSA buses from the terminal and metered taxis from the rank. By day you want line 40; from 23:00, the night line 711 takes over. Here are the timetables, stops, tickets and the official taxi tariff, exactly as published.
After dark
WILD Los Cristianos: Guayeteo on Wednesdays, Tumbao on Sundays and how to get home
WILD keeps things simple on our agenda: one Wednesday night and one Sunday night, both Latin. Little is published about it, so this guide sticks to its ticket pages and, for the music, its own website. The basics are on the WILD page; here you’ll find what separates the two nights and how to get home.
By day
The best beaches in Tenerife South, measured by the Blue Flag
Calling a beach the best needs a yardstick, and the Blue Flag is the official one: water rated excellent the season before, lifeguards, toilets and safe access, checked by an independent jury. These are the southern beaches that hold it now, what Tenerife's tourist board publishes about each, and where they sit next to the club nights.