Playa De La Entrada

Nearby dining options are limited, but the area’s proximity to Las Caletillas provides casual eateries along the promenade. For a broader selection, visitors often dine at hotels like Catalonia Punta Del Rey, which features two on-site restaurants serving Italian cuisine and international buffets. Reviews praise their varied menus, though some note inconsistent quality. Most guests rely on the hotel’s all-inclusive packages or explore local tapas bars within walking distance.

Catalonia Punta Del Rey is the primary accommodation near Playa De La Entrada, offering laid-back rooms with ocean-view balconies, an outdoor pool, and all-inclusive options. Guests appreciate its cleanliness and family-friendly amenities but note the dated decor. Nearby alternatives like Hotel Rural Finca Salamanca (5 mi away) provide a quieter rural stay. The area lacks boutique hotels, with most options being budget-friendly or all-inclusive resorts.

Playa De La Entrada offers limited on-site amenities but benefits from nearby facilities at Catalonia Punta Del Rey, including restrooms, showers, and a poolside bar. The beach itself lacks rental equipment, though the hotel provides towels (with a deposit). Public restrooms and picnic areas are sparse, so visitors often rely on the hotel’s amenities. Beach access is via stairs, which may challenge mobility-impaired guests.

Water sports like snorkeling, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding are popular, though equipment rentals are primarily available through nearby hotels. The beach’s calm waters suit swimming, while nearby trails attract hikers. Evening entertainment at Catalonia Punta Del Rey includes live shows and themed dinners. Beachcombing and birdwatching are favorite low-key activities, with occasional sightings of local marine life.

The beach lacks ramps, relying on stairs for access, though Catalonia Punta Del Rey offers accessible rooms and elevators. No beach wheelchairs or dedicated pathways are available. Public transportation nearby is not consistently wheelchair-friendly, limiting mobility-impaired visitors’ independence.

Street parking is available near the beach but fills quickly during peak hours. Catalonia Punta Del Rey does not offer dedicated parking, forcing guests to hunt for spots along the promenade. No paid parking lots are present, and RV parking is unavailable. Visitors recommend arriving early or using public buses, which stop nearby.

Playa De La Entrada’s volcanic sand reflects Tenerife’s geological history. The area is a hidden gem compared to crowded southern resorts, often frequented by locals. While no specific marine legends exist, seasonal whale migrations occur offshore. The beach’s name (“Entrada” meaning “entrance”) hints at its role as a gateway to quieter coastal experiences.

The Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Candelaria, a significant religious site, is 5 km away. Carolina Beach State Park’s trails (referenced in similar beaches) are absent here, but coastal hikes along the TF-1 highway provide scenic vistas. The Las Caletillas promenade offers shops and cafes, while boat charters for whale watching depart from nearby ports.