What is The White Party at Monkey Beach Club?
It's a Thursday party at the club above Playa de Troya where the theme is a single colour, white. The ticket page promises dancing under the stars with views of the ocean, and the club's own agenda lists it every Thursday in November.
Don't confuse it with the club's summer beach parties. Those run on Sundays and some Saturdays from May to October, starting at 18:00; this one is a night party, at the time of year when they've finished.
What time does it start and finish?
It starts at 22:30 and goes on until 03:45, according to the ticket page, and the club's agenda gives the same start. That's the same hour on all the dates on sale.
The hour that matters is 01:00. Anyone arriving after that pays €5 more at the door, on top of the ticket, and the ticket page says it applies to all guests. Arriving at that limit still leaves you two and three-quarter hours of party.
What do you have to wear?
White. The ticket page asks you to dress in white and adds nothing else: no rules on shoes or accessories, and no mention of what happens if you turn up in another colour.
Monkey Beach Club's general rule is that there's no strict dress code, and it suggests fresh clothes and comfortable shoes; it also warns that themed parties can have special requirements, and this is one. So stick to white, and if you have a doubt, ask the club before you go.
It's a seafront venue at night: the average low at Tenerife South in November is 18.2 °C, according to AEMET, which is why a light white layer makes sense. More ideas are in what to wear on a night out.
Who can go to The White Party?
Over-18s only: the club reserves its parties for adults. It doesn't say which document it accepts, so bring your passport or national ID in physical form, as we explain in age and ID at Tenerife's clubs.
Which dates are on sale?
Four Thursdays in November 2026: 5 November, 12 November, 19 November and 26 November. After that, the agenda has no more White Parties for now: for December the club only lists its New Year's Eve party on 31 December.
The 2027 dates haven't been published, so we won't promise any. Tickets are sold in batches whose price rises, and the night's page shows what's left.
How do you get there and back?
By taxi or on TITSA's 711. The address is Avda. Rafael Puig Lluvinas, 3, Playa de Troya, on the same avenue as Papagayo, which on Thursdays has its own night until 04:00; each venue sells its own ticket.
The timing after 03:45 is tight: the 711 leaves Estación Costa Adeje until 04:00 and passes Los Cristianos until 04:10, and after that there's nothing until 05:55. TITSA gives no walking times, so check your stop first in our bus guide.
A taxi that changes municipality charges the official T3 tariff by the meter: at night, a minimum of €4.25 covering the first 1,500 m, then €1.55 per kilometre.
