Fishing village by the water
La Caleta
Fresh fish right by the sea, the loveliest place for balmy evenings.
Just a few minutes up the coast lies La Caleta, an old fishing village that has kept its charm. Here you sit in the evening almost with your feet in the water, eat freshly caught fish and watch the sun sink into the Atlantic.
Dining by the sea
Along the promenade, fish restaurants and small tapas bars line up, from down-to-earth to upmarket. Order what the day has brought: vieja, sea bream or pulpo, with papas arrugadas and mojo. Better to reserve at the weekend, the terraces with a sea view are sought after.
Swimming & strolling
Around the village lie small rocky coves and quiet bathing spots, and a coastal path leads along towards Costa Adeje. By day it is tranquil, in the evening La Caleta becomes a meeting point, one of the most atmospheric places in the area, with no long drive at all.
Frequently asked questions
Is La Caleta expensive?
There is both: simple bars with fair prices and upmarket restaurants. Fresh fish is often charged by weight, ask the price beforehand and there are no surprises.
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The house sits centrally in the sunny south-west — most destinations are less than an hour away.