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The Harbour Club is unmistakable, with its terracotta-red facade jutting out of the majestic cliffs of Los Gigantes. The terraced apartments are elegantly furnished and come with a fully-equipped kitchenette, a lounge and an enclosed balcony with unbeatable vistas of the ocean beyond. The clubhouse and swimming pool lie across the road from the apartments, and if you don’t fancy self- catering you can enjoy breakfast, tapas and drinks from the poolside snack bar. Your dining options include a selection of authentic Spanish dishes and international fare. Dining al fresco in the evening on the restaurant’s terrace is the perfect spot to watch the sunset.
Holidays to Tenerife are guaranteed to satisfy your wanderlust. This Canary island draws an assortment of visitors, who come from far and wide to enjoy the hot Canarian sun and the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean. On the south-west coast of Tenerife lies the pretty resort town of Los Gigantes (The Giants), named after the impressive rock cliffs that stretch up to 800 metres skywards, with a near-vertical drop to the sea below. This intriguing area is famous for its black, sandy beaches, which are a result of Mount Teide – the highest volcanic island mountain in the world. The Harbour Club is the epitome of comfort in this beautiful setting, and a good spot from which to explore this unique part of the world.
If you can drag yourself away from delights of The Harbour Club, there’s a lot to discover in Los Gigantes. It goes without saying that the alluring dark sands of Los Guios Beach should be your first port of call, and the marina next to it is a great place for a spot of lunch or a refreshing drink at one of the laid-back restaurants or bars. If you want to up the ante, unleash your inner dare-devil and discover the heady heights of Los Gigantes by cable car, or venture off-track on a quad bike to explore Mount Teide and Mount Chinyero, two of the most famous volcanoes in Tenerife. From sunrise to sunset, this magical destination boasts some of the most enviable views in the world – and no matter what time of the year you visit Los Gigantes, you’re always guaranteed the perfect holiday.
The 550-metre high cliffs that run 10 kilometres along the coast give this town the full name of Acantilados de los Gigantes, The Cliffs of the Giants. It was these mysterious, towering cliffs that first drew tourists to Los Gigantes. The resort has maintained its charm as a tranquil Tenerife holiday destination with an air of exclusivity.
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The Harbour Club is unmistakable, with its terracotta-red facade jutting out of the majestic cliffs of Los Gigantes. The terraced apartments are elegantly furnished and come with a fully-equipped kitchenette, a lounge and an enclosed balcony with unbeatable vistas of the ocean beyond. The clubhouse and swimming pool lie across the road from the apartments, and if you don’t fancy self- catering you can enjoy breakfast, tapas and drinks from the poolside snack bar. Your dining options include a selection of authentic Spanish dishes and international fare. Dining al fresco in the evening on the restaurant’s terrace is the perfect spot to watch the sunset.
Holidays to Tenerife are guaranteed to satisfy your wanderlust. This Canary island draws an assortment of visitors, who come from far and wide to enjoy the hot Canarian sun and the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean. On the south-west coast of Tenerife lies the pretty resort town of Los Gigantes (The Giants), named after the impressive rock cliffs that stretch up to 800 metres skywards, with a near-vertical drop to the sea below. This intriguing area is famous for its black, sandy beaches, which are a result of Mount Teide – the highest volcanic island mountain in the world. The Harbour Club is the epitome of comfort in this beautiful setting, and a good spot from which to explore this unique part of the world.
If you can drag yourself away from delights of The Harbour Club, there’s a lot to discover in Los Gigantes. It goes without saying that the alluring dark sands of Los Guios Beach should be your first port of call, and the marina next to it is a great place for a spot of lunch or a refreshing drink at one of the laid-back restaurants or bars. If you want to up the ante, unleash your inner dare-devil and discover the heady heights of Los Gigantes by cable car, or venture off-track on a quad bike to explore Mount Teide and Mount Chinyero, two of the most famous volcanoes in Tenerife. From sunrise to sunset, this magical destination boasts some of the most enviable views in the world – and no matter what time of the year you visit Los Gigantes, you’re always guaranteed the perfect holiday.
The 550-metre high cliffs that run 10 kilometres along the coast give this town the full name of Acantilados de los Gigantes, The Cliffs of the Giants. It was these mysterious, towering cliffs that first drew tourists to Los Gigantes. The resort has maintained its charm as a tranquil Tenerife holiday destination with an air of exclusivity.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
If any member of your party is disabled or has specific welfare requirements, please call our sales team on 0204 578 0977 or use our live chat function. It is important that we check out the suitability of your chosen accommodation, prior to making a booking.
Our opening hours are Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 19:00.