What to expect
Bustling Resort
One of the Canary Island’s most popular resorts
All Inclusive Indulgence
All of your food and drink included in the price
Year-round Sunshine
From winter sun to sizzling summers
About this trip...
The four-star Iberostar Waves Las Dalias is a modern hotel offering up all inclusive indulgence in one of Tenerife’s largest and most popular resorts. This area is known for its beaches – a mix of distinctive fine black sand and soft Saharan sand options, many with Blue Flag distinctions. With exciting excursions, from Mount Teide and the stunning Teide National Park, to dolphin spotting boat trips, the south coast of Tenerife is enduringly popular and our all-inclusive trip with your fellow Solos travellers will give you ample opportunities to relax, indulge and sightsee in a sociable group environment.
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What's this?What's Included
Return flights & transfers
Double Room for single use with private facilities
All Inclusive
Welcome drink and information meeting
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
Fully Financially Protected
Your solo holiday to Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Stay at the Iberostar Waves Las Dalias
Sitting a short 10-minute walk from one of the island’s finest beaches, our four-star, all-inclusive hotel is the perfect base for enjoying all that Tenerife has to offer. You won’t go hungry during your stay, with a fantastic main buffet restaurant with live cooking stations, and a range of snacks and appetisers on offer throughout the day. There is also three bars and evening entertainment offering up the likes of bingo, karaoke, live music and quizzes so the days and nights will never be dull.
Two pools, a whirlpool bath, darts, billiards, table tennis and a varied entertainment programme make for active days for those seeking fun. There are also water sports available nearby in Playa de las Americas.
The nearest shops, bars and restaurants are just 50 metres from the hotel and there are endless options for exploring further afield for those that enjoy sightseeing, culture and history.
The resort of Costa Adeje
This part of Southern Tenerife is well-known for its beaches. Whilst there are some of the more typical black-sand beaches here, including Playa Fanabe, many of the beaches have been swapped for golden Saharan grains. Playa Troya and Playa Enramada are two of our favourites and have been awarded Blue Flags, so are perfect for swimming and bathing in the calm, walm waters.
For those looking for a bit of culture and history, there are a number of places worth visiting around the resort. The ruins of the Casa Fuerte de Adeje from the 16th century and the Church of St Ursula make for a nice afternoon stroll. There is also an interesting archaeological site called Morro Crueso with rock carvings from the original Berber inhabitants of the Canary Islands.
The Adeje area is home to many hiking trails running from the coast up to the Teide National Park so is perfect for lovers of the outdoors to enjoy their hobbies, whilst also enjoying the relaxation of an all-inclusive beach holiday.
You can pack your walking boots and get out and explore.
Of course, you could just enjoy relaxing by the pool, taking a stroll along the promenade, sipping on plenty of cocktails and taking the occasional ‘cool off’ swim – so if you only want to pack flip flops and beach wear, who are we to judge?!
Exploring Tenerife
With plenty of activities on offer right on your doorstep, you might not feel the need or desire to venture any further afield. There is however, so much to see on this stunning island. Teide National Park sits just to the north of the resort of Costa Adeje and is home to the third largest volcano in the world, a plethora of wildflowers, and is a must for nature-lovers. With a cable car taking you up to its peak, you can enjoy stunning views across the island and on a clear day you’ll be able to see the other Canary Islands to boot. If you enjoy a bit of shopping, there are many street markets across the island. Costa Adeje’s street market is held on Thursday and Sunday mornings next to the El Duque shopping centre and is great for souvenirs. For a charming market selling handcrafted goods and textiles, Los Cristianos is worth a visit on a Sunday morning. If you’re a food-lover, then Puerto de la Cruz market is for you, and you will find typical Canarian treats here alongside an array of souvenirs.
If you’re looking to do a fun excursion, there is an abundance on offer. Boat trips galore; from catamarans to pirate ships, jeep safaris, quad bikes, jet skis, kayaking and paddle boarding, flamenco shows and sightseeing around the island. You could even go on a night-time adventure exploring Teide after dark.
Accommodation
Four-star Iberostar Waves Las Dalias
Fresh, modern interiors and all-inclusive food and drink in the bustling resort of Costa Adeje are the main draws of our hotel. With shops and bars on your doorstep and beaches a short walk away, you can easily get out and explore all that the resort has to offer.
Facilities include
Main buffet restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with live show cooking, poolside snack bar, three bars including a pool bar, lobby bar and disco bar, two freshwater pools, fitness room and fitness classes, and daily daytime and evening entertainment programmes.
Room includes
The comfortable, modern rooms feature a balcony or terrace, flat screen tv, free Wi-Fi, safety deposit box (small additional charge), Bathroom with shower, air conditioning and mini fridge. Kettles are available to hire from reception.
Dates & Prices
Essential Information
Transfer Time
The transfer time between Tenerife South airport and Iberostar Waves Las Dalias is approximately 30 minutes.
Passports and visas
A full 10-year passport is required, valid for 6 months beyond the intended length of stay.
A visa is not required by holders of passports endorsed “British Citizen” for stays of upto 90 days in any 180-day period.
It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the correct visa, a valid passport and any other travel documents for your holiday. All information provided relates to British citizens who hold or are entitled to apply for a British passport.
For the most up-to-date visa information please visit; Spain Foreign Advice If you are not a British citizen and do not hold a British passport, you must make your own enquiries as to the applicable requirements.
Health requirements
Compulsory vaccinations: None.
All clients are responsible for acquainting themselves with up to date health information of the countries being visited and where necessary take the required precautions. We recommend that you check with your doctor prior to departure as this information can change. You can also visit the travel health website for more information; Travel Health Spain
More to Explore
You may wish to take an optional excursion during the course of your stay. Full details will be given at the Information Meeting. All tours can be paid for in Euros. Your Tour Leader will help arrange these for you but may not necessarily accompany you. Please note:- Optional excursions are not guaranteed and are based on minimum numbers. The prices quoted are guideline only and may involve other non-Solos holidaymakers.
Teide National Park Tour with Local Guide – From €55.00 Explore Teide National Park and the surrounding Corona Forestal Nature Reserve. See Mount Teide volcano, Spain’s highest peak at more than 3,700m above sea level. Take some selfies by the Roques de Garcia rock formations with Teide in the background. Journey through a variety of volcanic landscapes, ranging from the lunar to the Martian. Expert local guide with an unrivalled knowledge of Teide National Park and its geography.
Jeep Safari through Teide National Park and Masca – From €64.00 Enjoy an adventurous half day jeep safari through the wonders of the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park. Enjoy views of the magnificent volcano and pass by typical Canarian villages including Masca.
Freebird Catamaran (4.5 hours) – From €58.00 Dolphin and whale spotting boat trip taking in amazing views of the Tenerife coast including the Los Gigantes cliffs and Masca. Relax and sunbathe on board and learn about the wonderful marine animals that live in the ocean surrounding the island. The trip includes lunch, soft drinks and beer.
Dress Code
Casual layers for the autumn, winter and spring months and a light jacket is recommended for the cooler mornings and evenings. Comfortable shoes are a must if you wish to go sightseeing. The Canary Islands can be windy so bear this in mind when packing as light cardigans and jumpers would be useful outside the peak summer heat.
Currency
Euros
