Party Island Tenerife • Guide
Los Cristianos nightlife: WILD, the night bus and the walk to Las Américas
Los Cristianos is the town at the southern end of the strip, with one venue on this site: WILD, home of Guayeteo on Wednesdays and Tumbao on Sundays. Every other club night means heading north, thirty-five minutes on foot to Mala Mía or ten by taxi to Papagayo.
- Venue here
- WILD · Guayeteo Wed · Tumbao Sun
- Beach → WILD
- 600 m · 8 min walk
- Los Cristianos → Papagayo
- 45 min walk · 10 min by car
- Tickets
- Per date, on GetYourTickets
- Night bus
- TITSA 711 · every day, through the night
WILD has two nights on sale here: Guayeteo on Wednesdays until 04:00, Tumbao on Sundays from 23:00.
Late flight? The 711 night bus stops here on its way to the airport.
Los Cristianos is the old port town at the southern end of the strip. It has one venue on this site: WILD, the disco bar at CC San Telmo. The others are a walk north. This page is how to do that walk, and when a taxi is the easier option.
What you have on the doorstep
WILD Tenerife - Disco Bar sits in Centro Comercial San Telmo at Avenida La Habana 11, on the seafront where Los Cristianos meets Playa de las Vistas. It has two nights on sale here: Guayeteo on Wednesdays, 23:00 to 04:00, old-school reggaeton against the new stuff, with dates to 25 November; and Tumbao on Sundays from 23:00, Latin house and reggaeton, with dates to 27 December. From Playa de Los Cristianos it is about 600 metres and eight minutes on foot.
The walk north
The seafront promenade runs from Los Cristianos past Playa de las Vistas, Las Verónicas and the Arona side of Playa de las Américas to the Troya seafront. From Playa de Los Cristianos to Mala Mía on Calle México is 2.5 km, about thirty-five minutes. To Papagayo Tenerife and Monkey Beach Club it is 3.3 km, about forty-five minutes. Those are OpenStreetMap street routes, measured on 8 October 2026.
Coming back at 03:00 it is the same walk in reverse, or a taxi. By car the same trip is under four kilometres and about ten minutes.
Buses and taxis
At night, two TITSA lines serve Los Cristianos. TITSA line 711, the night service between Santa Cruz, Tenerife South airport, Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje, runs every day, through the night. Line 467 links Los Cristianos with San Eugenio and Costa Adeje bus station and runs into the early hours. Daytime line 40 goes to the airport via Los Cristianos, and line 111 is the daytime link to Santa Cruz.
Taxis are licensed and metered; we have not found an official table online, so we do not quote prices. Ask for the meter and a receipt.
Nights from Los Cristianos
Wednesday and Sunday are yours: Guayeteo and Tumbao at WILD, no transport needed. The other nights mean heading north. Mala Mía (Tuesday, Friday, Saturday) is the closest proper club at thirty-five minutes on foot. Papagayo (Wednesday to Sunday), El Nido (Sunday) and Monkey Beach Club (Thursday) are a ten-minute taxi. Plan the night's venue first, then decide whether you walk one way and ride the other.
Staying here and going out
Los Cristianos suits people who want a town rather than a resort: a working port and a beach of its own. For the clubs in Playa de las Américas, plan one taxi or one long seafront walk per night. If you are a group of three or four, you split that taxi between you.
Check the week planner, pick your nights and book the ones that need booking. Then look at the transport page for the trip home.
Frequently asked questions
Which club is in Los Cristianos?
WILD Tenerife - Disco Bar, at CC San Telmo on Avenida La Habana 11. Its nights on sale here are Guayeteo on Wednesdays and Tumbao on Sundays.
How far is Los Cristianos from Papagayo?
About 3.3 km along the seafront, forty-five minutes on foot or ten minutes by taxi.
Is there a night bus from Los Cristianos?
Yes. Line 711 (airport, Costa Adeje and Santa Cruz) runs through the night and line 467 (San Eugenio, Costa Adeje) runs late. Check the TITSA timetable on the day.
Can I walk from Los Cristianos to Las Américas at night?
Yes, along the promenade: allow thirty-five minutes to Mala Mía and forty-five to Papagayo.