Just looking at the photographs of Casa Arona makes you smile! This two bedroom characterful villa is beautifully finished and very romantic. It has recently been totally renovated with charm, style and grace while maintaining its original essence. Offering atmospheric wooden ceilings, the soothing sound of the fountain in the courtyard and heavenly outside space, Casa Arona offers the ultimate in cosy charm and contemporary comforts. The villa is located in the heart of the small, historic centre of Arona, just over 6km from the sea. With two bedrooms, it is perfect for a small family or two couples seeking seclusion and a truly authentic stay.

Arona is located in the south of Tenerife and boasts 15 km of stunning beaches. There are four areas of Arona, Playa de las Americas, Playa de los Cristianos, Playa de Las Galletas-Costa del Silencio and rural Arona in the hills and with its historic centre. This is where you will find the fabulous Casa Arona. The historic centre is brimming with narrow cobbled streets and whitewashed houses with typical Canarian architecture. Guests staying here enjoy the real Tenerife as well as very easy access to phenomenal beaches with watersports, cultural activities, gastronomic restaurants and theme parks.

Casa Arona is an absolute gem with its two bedrooms, bathroom, fabulously modern living space, courtyard and gorgeous garden. The enclosed garden offers such a warm and welcoming ambience. With alfresco dining under the shade of the fruit trees, a gorgeous dipping pool surrounded by dazzling white render and luxury loungers, a wall of cactus and other succulents, deck chairs, other trendy furniture and a built-in barbecue, guests will want to spend a lot of time in the delightful garden. The courtyard is full of beautifully planted pots which all contrast beautifully with the dazzling white render, the paving and the rich wooden doors and pillars.

The villa’s living space brilliantly blends the old with the new. The wooden beamed ceiling is very striking and works so well with the ultra modern, glossy white, gleaming kitchen. This sleek wonder offers excellent appliances, perfect for preparing delicious meals. The dining area enjoys gorgeous, contemporary furniture and an ultra comfy, ultra generous corner sofa sits in the living area. The huge wooden doors to the courtyard and garden can remain open, drowning the living space in natural light and offering gorgeous glimpses of greenery.

The twin bedroom is a lovely room with a beautiful wooden vaulted ceiling, comfy beds which are placed next to each other forming a huge bed if desired, charming accessories and doors which open to the courtyard. The double room is similar in design with hotel quality linens and lovely soft throws and cushions adorning the bed. Guests share a stunning, characterful bathroom with a huge walk-in shower and another gorgeous ceiling.

Casa Arona is family friendly with baby accessories as well as a table tennis table for some friendly, competitive fun. Guests can log in to Netflix on the television to enjoy a movie. Close to the villa, you will find a supermarket, bakery, restaurants, a pharmacy and more and the beaches of Arona and Costa Adeje are only roughly fifteen minutes away.

The charming Casa Arona is located in the hilly historic centre of Arona. It is a delightful area packed with narrow streets brimming with ancient buildings as well as shops, restaurants and a bakery. There are several walking trails directly from Arona plus you are only eighteen minutes away from the highest village in Spain, Villaflor. The Arona beaches and the stunning Costa Adeje are within very easy reach.

As well as the rural, historic Arona, there are three other distinctive areas of Arona, Playa de las Americas, Playa de los Cristianos and Playa de Las Galletas-Costa del Silencio. Together they offer a brilliant array of entertainment and leisure activities, all with beautiful scenery and a lovely, traditional Canarian atmosphere. Playa de las Americas offers several beaches with a wide range of watersports to choose from. Los Cristianos retains its authentic seaside charm as well as offering cultural activities, fantastic shopping and a busy harbour. Las Galletas-Costa del Silencio is tranquil and beautiful, offering a thriving sea life. Considered to be a Protected Nature Area, you shouldn’t miss Punta de la Rasca and Malpais de Rasca. Children are very well looked after in Arona with Las Aguilas Jungle Park, Camel Park, Monkey Park and Bananera Jardines del Atlantico.

The upmarket Costa Adeje resort attracts the discerning traveller who enjoys sophisticated sandy beaches, high-class entertainment and fine dining. You will find exhilarating watersports on the beach, whale and dolphin watching boat trips, cycling trails, championship golf courses, stunning panoramic views and some thrilling adventures for children. Tenerife’s southern beaches are stunning. The chic Playa del Duque is excellent with soft golden sand and crystal clear water. Luxury loungers line the beach and the elegant promenade is alive with atmospheric restaurants and bars. Playa Fanabe is also gorgeous. The tranquil cove of Playa Paraiso is famed for its different varieties of fish. Many of the beaches in the south offer an excellent nightlife.

In contrast, the dramatic highs of the mountains offer amazing views and extraordinary beauty with some of the most fabulous hiking in the whole of Spain. Taking the cable car is the easiest way to enjoy the panorama from the peak of Mount Teide. On a clear day, the volcanic valley captures the eye and you can see the islands of La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro. The stunning, volcanic Teide Park has to be a highlight of any visit to Tenerife.

The island also offers cultured port settlements, tropical forest walks, carnival celebrations, a famous water park and a range of museums and temples for modern art.

Tenerife Espacio de las Artes is a dramatic, contemporary arts centre in Santa Cruz. The incredible building was designed by the Swiss architects and Pritzker Prize Laureates Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron. Their portfolio also includes London’s Tate Modern. The three galleries and stunnng library display incredibly creative art, photography and installation exhibitions.

Puerto de la Cruz is home to Jardin Botanico, a magnificent botanical garden with plants from all over the world, including roses, tropical and subtropical plants, palms, herbs and a giant 200 year old Australian Moreton Bay fig. It was established in 1788.

La Laguna Old Town is close to Santa Cruz and is considered to be the cultural capital of the island. It is an important historical centre, a real step back in time with elegant buildings from the 15th-17th century. It features fine palaces, many churches and various religious buildings. One of the loveliest squares is Plaza del Adelantado, home to the town hall and a convent. Plaza del Crito boasts a lively market selling flowers and produce.

La Orotava is another beautiful town which is worth visiting. Other fantastic places to visit on this diverse island are Candelaria, an important pilgrim destination, Garachico, a beautiful little town on the north coast and Masca, Tenerife’s most beautiful village set amongst superb mountain scenery.

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