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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

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

In short

OA Beach Club is the daytime beach club of the Villa Cortés hotel in Playa de las Américas, open from 11:00. Its Tenerife Beach Party opens on Saturdays at 17:00, costs €5 more at the door after 19:00 and has dates on sale until 28 November 2026.

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.

What is OA Beach Club?

An open-air daytime beach club on the seafront of Playa de las Américas, run by the Villa Cortés hotel. The hotel builds its pitch on service, food and music, and calls it one of the most privileged spots on the island for watching the sunset; that’s its claim rather than a ranking.

You can also book ahead: the page takes reservations for the restaurant and for sun loungers. It’s built around the day, so don’t expect it to work like the clubs on our south coast nightlife page.

What are the four zones at OA Beach Club?

A restaurant, a lounge, a beach area and a Chiringuito, and each works differently. The beach and lounge share one timetable, while the restaurant’s kitchen closes half an hour before the restaurant itself.

ZoneWhat’s thereHours
RestaurantSea-inspired and Canarian food, with vegetarian and vegan options, facing the Atlantic12:00–18:00
LoungeChill-out sofas11:00–18:00
Beach areaSunbeds, Balinese beds and the natural pool11:00–18:00
ChiringuitoCocktails at the bar, for the sunset16:00–22:00

When is OA Beach Club open?

From 11:00, when the beach and chill-out areas open, until 22:00, when the Chiringuito closes. The kitchen runs from 12:30 to 17:30, and happy hour, from 16:00 to 17:00, applies at both the beach and the Chiringuito.

OA warns that these hours can change, so check before you make a special trip. It has also announced a closure for holidays and maintenance from 3 May 2027 to 17 May 2027, both days included.

Can you swim at OA Beach Club?

Yes, in its natural pool, which is one of the things the hotel highlights about the beach area. It publishes no water temperature or lifeguard details, so we don’t give any.

The same page advertises live music, yoga and pilates facing the ocean, and surf sessions in front of the club. It sets those out in a downloadable schedule rather than in fixed hours, so we don’t list them. For more sand in the area, see the best beaches in the south.

What is the Tenerife Beach Party at OA?

A Saturday party that opens at 17:00, in the late afternoon rather than at night. As of 5 November 2026, the dates on sale are 7 November, 14 November, 21 November and 28 November; nothing later is published, so we can’t promise any more or any for 2027.

Tickets go in successive batches, each more expensive than the last, and the current one is on the Beach Party page. Other afternoon parties of this kind are grouped under beach club parties.

What time should you arrive at the Beach Party?

Before 19:00, because after that the ticket page adds €5 per person at the door. That leaves two hours from opening to arrive without the surcharge.

What time does the Beach Party finish?

The ticket doesn’t say, so we don’t either. OA’s regular hours end with the Chiringuito at 22:00, but that’s the normal timetable and not a promise about the party.

If you plan to carry on at a club, what to wear on a night out covers going from one to the other. Towards the airport and Santa Cruz, night line 711 leaves the Costa Adeje station from 22:10 and passes Los Cristianos from 22:20; TITSA’s route doesn’t name Playa de las Américas, so check your stop first.

Where is OA Beach Club?

At Av. Francisco Andrade Fumero, 1, 38660 Playa de las Américas, according to the ticket page. The hotel’s own page says it’s on the beachfront but gives no street, so that’s the only address we publish.

Neither page gives a rule on age or clothes. The general rules are in age and ID at the door.

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Quick answers

Is OA Beach Club open at night?

Not as a nightclub. OA describes itself as a daytime concept, and its published hours have the beach and restaurant closing at 18:00 and the Chiringuito at 22:00, subject to change. The Saturday Tenerife Beach Party opens at 17:00, in the late afternoon, and its ticket gives no finishing time.

How much extra is it to arrive late at the Tenerife Beach Party?

€5 per person, paid at the door, if you arrive after 19:00, according to the ticket page. The party opens at 17:00, so you have two hours to get there without the surcharge. It comes on top of the ticket, whose current price is shown on the party’s page on this site.

When is the Tenerife Beach Party at OA?

On Saturdays. As of 5 November 2026, the dates on sale are 7 November, 14 November, 21 November and 28 November. Nothing later has been published, and the 2027 dates aren’t out either, so we can’t promise any. Each date opens at 17:00 at OA Beach Club, in Playa de las Américas.

Do you need to book at OA Beach Club?

The hotel’s page lets you book the restaurant or a sun lounger online, but it doesn’t say that a booking is compulsory, so we can’t tell you whether you’d get in without one. The Saturday party has its own tickets, sold separately, and the ticket page says nothing about loungers.

When does OA Beach Club close for holidays?

It has announced a closure for holidays and maintenance from 3 May 2027 to 17 May 2027, both days included. Outside those dates, the published hours apply: from 11:00 in the beach and chill-out areas until 22:00 at the Chiringuito. OA notes that those hours can change, so check before travelling specially.

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