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La Caleta

A tranquil seaside village

For a peaceful break away from it all, La Caleta holidays may be just what the doctor ordered. Nestled on the southwest coast of Tenerife, this small, tranquil fishing village has retained much of its original charm. Spanish-style houses line the streets, alongside more contemporary hotels and apartment blocks. Many of the new buildings have been built with consideration for the local environment, with tropical gardens planted to protect the area’s visual appeal.

Renowned for its amazing seafood, the resort is also known for great weather all year round and its remarkable coastline. The rocky beaches create a striking contrast with the turquoise water, which is the ideal place for a relaxing dip. For those who want a bit more action, the buzzy Playa de las Americas is right next door. One of Tenerife’s true gems, holidays to La Caleta are perfect for everyone, from solo travellers and young couples to families.

Your La Caleta questions, answered

Yes, Playa de la Enramada is a 350-metre walk from the centre of La Caleta. Created in 2008, it’s 300-metres long and covered in a mixture of crushed pebbles and lava sand.

Freshly caught seafood is a speciality here – think prawns, large and small fish, paella and more. There is also lots of mouth-watering Canarian fare available.

Renowned for its year-round sunny weather, La Caleta is never cooler than 15˚C – it’s typically closer to the early to mid 20s, if not higher.

Best things to do in La Caleta

    Explore the coast

    Book a boat excursion and head out to sea for the day to admire the amazing volcanic coastline, with its rock formations and hidden coves.

    Take a hike

    On the edge of La Caleta, you’ll find an array of secluded coves. The hikes take you on some rough hill walks, but it’s worth it once you get there.

    Dine by the sea

    A trip to La Caleta wouldn’t be complete without feasting on a seafood platter while the sun sets over La Gomera – a small island out to the west.