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WILD Los Cristianos: Guayeteo on Wednesdays, Tumbao on Sundays and how to get home

In short

WILD, a disco bar in the San Telmo shopping centre in Los Cristianos, has two nights on sale: Guayeteo on Wednesdays, old against new reggaeton, from 23:00 to 04:00, and Tumbao on Sundays, latin house and reggaeton, from 23:00.

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.

Where is WILD in Los Cristianos?

In the San Telmo shopping centre, at Av. La Habana, 11, 38650 Los Cristianos, according to its ticket pages. That’s the address to give a taxi driver or type into a map.

Its website lists its events and their music, but gives no opening hours or door rules. Nobody official publishes a walking time to it either, so we don’t give one.

What is Guayeteo at WILD?

A Wednesday reggaeton night set up as a contest: old-school perreo against today’s hits. That’s the whole concept on its ticket page, and its dates are on the Guayeteo page.

It runs from 23:00 to 04:00, and the general ticket includes one drink and one shot. The last date on sale is 25 November 2026, in line with the ticket page, which presents it as a party for October and November; nothing later is published.

What is Tumbao at WILD?

A Sunday night of latin house and reggaeton, and the one event that appears both on sale and on the club’s own website. Every date on sale falls on a Sunday at 23:00, until 27 December 2026; go by the date on your ticket, on the Tumbao page.

The ticket states no closing time and no last entry, so we don’t give either. Unlike Guayeteo’s, its general ticket lists no drink. The 2027 dates aren’t published yet.

Guayeteo or Tumbao: which should you pick?

Pick by the day and by how much house you want: Guayeteo is all reggaeton, old and new, while Tumbao mixes in latin house. On our agenda both sit under Latin nights.

DetailGuayeteoTumbao
DayWednesdaySunday
MusicOld against new reggaetonLatin house and reggaeton
Starts23:0023:00
Ends04:00Not published
General ticketOne drink and one shotNo drink listed
On sale until25 November 202627 December 2026

What other nights does WILD have?

Its website also lists Shake (afro house, reggaeton and urban), Flow (urban reggaeton) and Epica (reggaeton, Latin urban and hits), with no days or times. None is on sale on our agenda, so we can’t tell you when they run.

Guayeteo, for its part, isn’t on that list: we only know it from its ticket page.

What time should you get to WILD?

From 23:00 on the two nights on sale, because neither ticket publishes a last entry. No published cut-off isn’t a promise that you’ll get in late, so don’t leave it to the end.

If you’d rather have a stated door time, or a Friday or Saturday, Mala Mía’s nights offer both.

What are WILD’s door rules on age and clothes?

It doesn’t publish any, on its website or its ticket pages, so we won’t guess. The general rules are in age and ID at the door, and for clothes see what to wear on a night out.

How do you get home from WILD?

Line 711 is the night bus that names Los Cristianos on its route. Towards the airport and Santa Cruz it comes through from 22:20 to 04:10, which leaves little margin if you stay until Guayeteo ends at 04:00; after that, the next ones are at 06:05 and 06:35.

TITSA prints no time at Los Cristianos towards Costa Adeje and doesn’t say where the stop is in relation to the San Telmo centre, so look it up in Tu próxima guagua. Between 21:00 and 05:30 you’ll need the exact fare; the bus guide has the rest.

A taxi from Los Cristianos, in Arona, to another municipality such as Adeje goes on the T3 interurban tariff: at night, a €4.25 minimum for the first 1,500 m, then €1.55 per kilometre. We found no official fare for trips inside Arona.

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Quick answers

Is WILD in Los Cristianos or Playa de las Américas?

In Los Cristianos. Its ticket pages place it in the San Telmo shopping centre, at Av. La Habana, 11, postcode 38650, and Los Cristianos belongs to the municipality of Arona. If you’re staying elsewhere on the south coast, give the driver that full address or enter all of it into your map.

Which nights is WILD open?

We can only confirm the two nights on sale: Guayeteo on Wednesdays, until 25 November 2026, and Tumbao on Sundays, until 27 December 2026. The club’s website also lists Shake, Flow and Epica, but with no days or times, so we can’t say when those run or whether it opens on other nights.

What time does Guayeteo finish?

At 04:00, according to its ticket page, having started at 23:00. It’s the only closing time published for WILD, because Tumbao’s ticket doesn’t give one. Neither night states a last entry, so there’s no published cut-off for getting in, and we can’t tell you how late the door stays open in practice.

Does the Tumbao ticket include a drink?

Its ticket page lists none, whereas the Guayeteo general ticket includes one drink and one shot. The two nights are sold separately, each with its own dates and conditions, so read the note on the ticket for the night you choose before assuming that anything comes with the price.

Can you catch a night bus after Guayeteo?

Perhaps, but with little margin. Line 711 makes its last regular pass through Los Cristianos, towards the airport and Santa Cruz, at 04:10, shortly after Guayeteo ends at 04:00. The next passes are at 06:05 and 06:35. TITSA doesn’t say how far the stop is from the San Telmo centre.

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