Party Island Tenerife • Guide
Tenerife Nightlife Guide: Clubs, Zones & How the Night Works
Seven short guides to the south: how the door works, which zone to sleep in, how to get home and what's on from Tuesday to Sunday.
Explore the guide
7 short guides: open the one that answers your question.
How a night out works
Door times, last-entry cut-offs, ID and dress codes: everything you need at the door.
Playa de las Américas
Where the clubs are: Papagayo, El Nido and Mala Mía within a fifteen-minute walk, with Monkey Beach Club next door.
Costa Adeje
The hotel end of the coast, with Monkey Beach Club at its edge: twenty minutes on foot to Papagayo from Puerto Colón.
Los Cristianos
The old port town: WILD on Wednesdays and Sundays, and the 711 night bus to the airport.
Getting around at night
Walking times we measured, the TITSA night buses and how taxis work when the clubs empty out.
Where to stay for nightlife
Las Américas, Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos: choose the bed that keeps you out of taxis.
Your week, night by night
Tuesday to Sunday, club by club: what's on each night, with door times and prices from.
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Guide
The guide in full
The nights on this site run on a weekly rhythm. The same clubs host the same nights every week, from Tuesday to Sunday, from October to the end of December, although four series stop in late November. Once you know the pattern, planning is easy: pick your zone, pick your nights, book the tickets that need booking. This guide is the pattern.
The night in one minute
On the ticket pages, doors open at 23:00 at every club night on this site (22:30 at Monkey Beach Club; Papagayo lists its own doors from 22:00), and last entries fall between 00:30 and 01:30: Papagayo's standard entry runs until 01:00, El Nido's entry ends at 00:30, Mala Mía takes its last entries at 01:30. The exception is OA Beach Club, whose Saturday beach parties open at 17:00 and add a late fee after 19:00. Buy online, arrive before the cut-off, carry photo ID. The full version, with dress codes and what a ticket includes, is in How a night out works.
What's on each night
Tuesday is Mala Mía (Chicas al Poder). Wednesday is Papagayo (Move On) or WILD in Los Cristianos (Guayeteo). Thursday is Papagayo (Follow) or the White Party at Monkey Beach Club. Friday is Papagayo (La Loka) or Mala Mía (Nasty). Saturday is Papagayo (Essence) or Mala Mía (Urban Tenerife), after a 17:00 beach party at OA Beach Club until 28 November. Sunday is Papagayo (Piknik), El Nido (Glow Night) or WILD (Tumbao). Monday has nothing on sale here. The week planner lays this out as a table, with start times and prices.
Three zones, one strip of coast
The clubs are in Playa de las Américas: Papagayo and Mala Mía sit fifteen minutes apart on foot, and Monkey Beach Club is next door to Papagayo, on the same seafront. Costa Adeje is the resort to the north; from Puerto Colón it is about twenty minutes on foot to Papagayo, from Playa del Duque closer to forty-five. Los Cristianos is the older town to the south, home to WILD and the night bus stop, roughly forty-five minutes on foot or ten in a taxi from Papagayo. Each zone has its own page, and Where to stay compares them for someone whose main plan is going out.
The clubs
Papagayo Tenerife is a beach club on the Playa de Troya seafront that turns into a two-floor club at night and entered DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs in 2026 at number 76. El Nido is its second room, with its own Sunday night. Monkey Beach Club sits next door, on the Costa Adeje side of Playa de Troya, and hosts the White Party on Thursdays. Mala Mía is the club on Calle México with three nights a week and a ticket that includes a drink and a shot. WILD is the disco bar at CC San Telmo in Los Cristianos, home to Guayeteo on Wednesdays and Tumbao on Sundays. OA Beach Club, the Villa Cortés hotel's beach club on the Playa de las Américas seafront, starts earlier than all of them, with beach parties on Saturdays from 17:00. Every club has its own page with the programme, how to get there and the questions people ask.
Getting there and back
Inside Playa de las Américas you walk. Between zones you walk if you are in Costa Adeje and close to Puerto Colón, and you take a taxi or the bus otherwise. TITSA line 467 links Los Cristianos, San Eugenio and Costa Adeje bus station and runs late; the 711 night bus connects the airport with Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje through the night. At the airport, the taxi rank is outside arrivals. The transport page has the lines, the walking times we measured and what to do at 04:00.
Tickets
Every ticket link on this site goes to GetYourTickets, which sells official tickets for these nights, and each event page shows the current price.
Start with your dates
If you already know when you are flying, send us your dates. You get back what is on sale while you are here and an alert when a new night goes on sale. If you are still deciding, open the calendar and browse by month.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tenerife good for a party holiday?
Yes. Playa de las Américas has club nights from Tuesday to Sunday, every week, with two to choose from on Fridays and Saturdays. Santa Cruz, in the north, has its own scene; every party we list is in the south.
What time do clubs open in Tenerife?
On the ticket pages, the club nights on this site open at 23:00, except the White Party at Monkey Beach Club, which starts at 22:30; Papagayo lists its own doors from 22:00. Several nights have last entries between 00:30 and 01:30, so arriving before 01:00 is the simple rule. The beach parties at OA Beach Club are the afternoon exception: doors at 17:00 and a late fee after 19:00.
How much is entry?
Entry depends on the night and the date, and each event page shows the current price; Mala Mía's ticket includes a drink and a shot. Drinks and taxis are on top. Buying online locks in the published price, but arriving after a club's cut-off time still costs a difference at the door.
Which area should I stay in?
Playa de las Américas if nights out are the point of the trip; Costa Adeje near Puerto Colón if you want calmer days and a twenty-minute walk to Papagayo; Los Cristianos if you want a town feel and are happy to take a taxi home. The Where to stay page goes through all three.
Are there boat parties?
Not right now. Boat parties are back in 2027. Leave your email on the boat party page and we write to you when tickets are released.