I have no idea why this place is called the Adventure Club Tenerife, since it is no more than a…read moresmall, posh shopping plaza, maybe they thought it would sound more attractive and interesting to the tourists! I visited there last year with my partner when we were having a general walk around the area. It's probably not somewhere I would go back home as it looks very expensive but for a bit of window shopping I thought, why not? So we went in and had a look. The choices seem to be high end jewelery and watches, designer outfits and shoes, and a parfumerie. Though the prices were indeed a lot higher than the rest of the (admittedly inexpensive) shops in the area they are very competitive with the UK, albeit not at the moment with the conversion rate. The shops sell brands such as D&G, Gucci, Chopard, Rolex etc, and all the higher end perfumes (and some more well known ones in the UK - Britney Spears for example). The sets seemed well priced, and I did purchase some aloe vera cream to soothe my partner's sunburn for 5 euro so not everything is ridiculously expensive. The area is gorgeous and there are a lot of funky little gadgets there, for example the escalators that only move when you step on them and set off a sensor (scared us at first!!). There is a cafe area but probably due to the prices it was very quiet and we didn't visit it. All in all the area was probably a lot quieter than we had expected for July, but it isn't near to the beach and there is little parking nearby so it has to rely on passing walking trade, and in the July heat there is not much of that in the middle of the afternoon in the baking heat. It does stay open until 10pm however so it is excellent for a walk around after dinner when all the diamonds and watches are lit up and sparkling. Worth a visit, but unless you are rather rich, it's window shopping for me :)

My wife and I really enjoyed our visit to Centro Comercial Safari in Playa de las Américas. It's a…read morebeautiful shopping and dining area located right on Avenida las Américas, and you can tell straight away how well maintained it is -- everything is spotlessly clean, bright, and welcoming. There's a great mix of shops and restaurants throughout the centre. You'll find plenty of clothing and perfume stores, including brands like Guess and Lacoste, along with smaller boutiques that are lovely to browse through. There's also a handy convenience shop near the entrance selling drinks, snacks, and newspapers -- perfect for a quick stop. Some of our favourite restaurants in Tenerife are right here, including Imperial Tai Pan, Hacienda Miranda, and Palapa Beach Club, which all serve fantastic food and have great views. The upper level offers lovely views over the surrounding area, especially towards the Hard Rock Café. It's a great place to sit with a drink and watch the world go by. The fountain show was unfortunately not running during our visit due to maintenance work, but that didn't take away from how enjoyable the experience was. Overall, Centro Comercial Safari is one of the nicest and cleanest shopping centres we've visited in Tenerife -- excellent shops, top-quality restaurants, and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit whether you're shopping, dining, or just enjoying an evening stroll.

Booked a 3 hour Yachting cruise from here, was told it included food & Drink and Whale & Dolphin…read morewatching, This was for my birthday. 3/4 of a hour out 2 people started being Sea sick which cant be helped, 10 mins later the Captain decided to return to port so we didn't have any food or drink didn't see any Whales or Dolphins and an hour cut from the cruise we asked the Yacht company for another trip they said we would have to pay another 100 Euros as we booked through an Agent and not them direct, when we asked the guy in One supermarket if we get any compensation he accused us of being the people who were sick and after an argument told us to F...K off so a bigger argument pursued in the end we gave up because it was our last day, so why is there nothing in place if things go wrong. Graham.