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Tenerife guide: what to know between two nights out

The club nights live in our calendar; this guide covers what happens around them in Tenerife: getting from the airport to the south, the nights the Santa Cruz carnival takes to the streets, what to wear, which ID the door asks for, and the island's other nights. Every time, fare and date is checked against its official source.

Start with the night

The pages for the night itself: where to go, which club, which date and what the door asks for.

The guide, topic by topic

  • 11 articles

    After dark

    The door, the sound and the pace of each night.

  • 4 articles

    Festivals & big dates

    Carnival nights, New Year's Eve and the 2027 holiday calendar.

  • 5 articles

    By day

    The Teide by day and by starlight, Blue Flag beaches, whales and Masca.

  • 4 articles

    Areas & towns

    Santa Cruz, La Laguna and Puerto de la Cruz, and which one to sleep in.

  • 4 articles

    Arrivals & transport

    Airports, the TITSA guagua, the tram and the ferry, with official times.

Latest in the guide

  • Playa de Las Vistas in Arona, the municipality Mala Mía is in, at golden hour: sun loungers and parasols in front, white buildings and brown hills behind

    After dark

    Mala Mía Tenerife: what time to go, which night to pick and how to get back

    Mala Mía has the latest last entry and the latest closing time on our whole agenda, and that changes how you plan the night. Three decisions matter: which day you go, getting in before the door stops, and how you get back at dawn. The address and full date list are on the Mala Mía page; this guide covers the rest.

  • Monkey Beach Club at sunset: the white terraced building with its round logo, palm trees behind and Playa de Troya in front

    After dark

    Monkey Beach Club Tenerife: what it's like, its parties and how to get there and back

    There are really two Monkey Beach Clubs: the one that serves dinner facing La Gomera, and the one whose stage has been running parties since 2007. This guide covers what's inside, what's on at which time of year and how to get home. The door in brief is on the Monkey Beach Club page.

  • The terrace of Monkey Beach Club at night, with white curtains and lights above the rocks of Playa de Troya

    After dark

    Monkey Beach Club, The White Party on Thursdays: what it is, its hours and the late charge

    Playa de Troya has one night with a colour rule. The official information on it is short, so here's everything it does say, what it leaves out, and what the rest of the venue's rules add. For the rest of the club, see our guide to Monkey Beach Club.

  • Santa Cruz de Tenerife at blue hour seen from the sea: lit high-rises, a clock tower glowing blue and orange, and harbour lights reflected in the water

    Festivals & big dates

    New Year's Eve in Tenerife 2026: the night of 31 December, island-wide

    Tenerife sees in 2027 on a Thursday night, with a day off to follow. The town councils announce their squares, chimes and fireworks in December, so this page starts with what is already official: the clubs that have announced their New Year's Eve, the Christmas taxi fare, the bus and tram that run through the night, and how warm the night is likely to be.

  • Sunset over the natural pool at OA Beach Club in Playa de las Américas, with orange clouds reflected in the still water and the Atlantic beyond the wall

    After dark

    OA Beach Club: the four zones by day and the Saturday Tenerife Beach Party

    OA stands for Océano Atlántico, and the hotel that runs it describes an open-air daytime concept on the beachfront rather than a nightclub. This guide covers how its four zones work, when each one opens and how the Saturday party fits in. The quick facts are on the OA Beach Club page.

  • Restaurante AWA on the upper floor of Papagayo Tenerife: wooden tables laid with blue napkins, open to palm trees and the sea at sunset

    After dark

    Papagayo Tenerife: what time to go, last entry and what the door checks

    Papagayo has two rooms, five resident nights and a door that makes no exceptions, so the hour you turn up changes what you get. This is the practical side: when to arrive, how tickets work, what to bring and how to get back. For the overview, see the Papagayo page.

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Quick answers

How do I get from Tenerife South airport to Las Américas after dark?

By day it's TITSA's line 40; once it stops, the night line 711 runs from the terminal to Los Cristianos, Playa de las Américas and the Costa Adeje bus station, every day. The times, the stops and the official taxi tariff are in our airport guide.

Which nights is the Santa Cruz carnival out in the street in 2027?

The official calendar marks five 'Noche de Carnaval' street nights: Friday 19, Saturday 20 and Monday 22 February, then Friday 26 and Saturday 27 February. Where they happen and the night buses back to the south: Santa Cruz carnival nights.

Where do Tenerife's house and techno nights happen?

On our calendar, at Papagayo on Playa de Troya, where three weekly nights lean towards house, each with its own shade. Which night, which sound and who plays it: Papagayo's house nights; every date is under techno and house nights.

Is there a slower night out for two?

Yes: the same venues run sunset terraces, a rooftop and a restaurant where dinner can include entry to the club afterwards. Tenerife nights for couples puts them together with the hours each one publishes.