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Cheap Holidays to Callao Salvaje

Located in the south-west of Tenerife is the hilltop resort of Callao Salvaje, just a 30-minute drive from the hustle and bustle of popular Playa de las Americas. The resort boasts a variety of gorgeous black sand beaches and sparkling turquoise waters in a quiet location that’s within touching distance of the bigger city.

Callao Salvaje holidays can be as exciting or relaxing as you choose. As a small fishing village, the area is home to many locals who live and work there on a regular basis but has seen a rise in popularity among sun worshipers looking for a Tenerife getaway. With beautiful views of the mighty Atlantic, as well as the natural dark volcanic sandy beaches and hills, there’s plenty to explore on holidays to Callao Salvaje, whether you want to soak up the resort’s nature on various hikes and walking tours, or lounge on the sands. You’ll see gorgeous tropical foliage and natural phenomena whilst exploring the area in the Spanish sunshine.

The village itself offers a host of souvenir shops with adorable memorabilia as well as fresh seafood restaurants and bars with music and wonderful cocktails. For those who wish to enjoy a party holiday, they can travel to Playa las Americas which is a heaving centre of fun and has a wild party atmosphere. Whether you book a chilled trip with your significant other or let your hair down with friends, you’re guaranteed a good time here.

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A Guide to Callao Salvaje Holidays

Quality Food

Like many places on the island of Tenerife, the quaint resort of Callao Salvaje is great for foodies. The village is replete with quality seafood restaurants serving the catch of the day supplied by the local fishermen. You’ll get great tapas in one of the local restaurants, and make sure you savour the delicious Spanish wine. For a change of culinary pace, opt for other international cuisines. Feeling like a pizza? There’s an Italian restaurant in the town. Craving some stir fry noodles? Head to the Chinese. With plenty of affordable eateries as well as more upmarket establishments, you can have a different meal every day. Unless you keep going back for those Gambas – we wouldn’t judge you!

Shopping In Callao Salvaje

Everyone knows that shopping on holidays doesn’t count as actual shopping. In addition to getting souvenirs for your family and friends at the many cute shops, you can go crazy and venture to Playa de las Americas where many more boutiques and shopping opportunities await. Whether it’s finding the perfect pair of flip flops or replacing the sunglasses you lost in the sea, there’s always an excuse to shop. For those day to day needs there are supermarkets that stock local as well as English and German products, so you know where to go when you’re craving a cold soda.

Natural Beauty

If you enjoy a beautiful sunset, a brisk hike and charming Spanish architecture then you’ll like Callao Salvaje. The Tenerife coastline is ragged in nature and boasts volcanic hills and beaches with striking dark sand. Weather permitting, you’ll be able to see the nearby Island of La Gomera (the second smallest of the seven Canaries), which you can also visit by boat. The sparkling surface of the Atlantic Ocean can also be seen from the hilly terrain and is sure to take your breath away. As the beaches on this part of the island are rocky by nature, Playa Paraíso features an artificial, sandy beach and is only 10 minutes away.

Spanish Nightlife

Holidays to Callao Salvaje mean you get to relax during the day and party all night. Spanish nightlife is famously a lot of fun. Start your night at one of the buzzing bars in town, taking in cocktails and tequila shots, ready for the wild night ahead. Tenerife is known for its great clubs and there are plenty of those to be found in the area. With local and international DJs, themed nights, party boats and offers on drinks, the island is your oyster. You can even book party tours that will take you from venue to venue if you don’t fancy making the choice of clubs yourself.

Getting Around Callao Salvaje

🚌 Transport in the Callao Salvaje Region

Many transport companies available will offer door-to-door services for both smaller and large groups to and from the airport. To avoid queueing it’s advisable to book any transport in advance. Ferry services and boat charter companies are available to travel to any neighbouring islands.

Travelling by bus or carTitsa Bus Tenerife is the islands reliable bus service. Bright green in colour, these vehicles will be easy to spot and are usually always on time. A reliable way to travel. There are many buses available as well as car rental companies available. If you’re traveling from rom Reina Sofia Airport (one of the closest to the resort) take the TF-1 motorway; from Teno take the TF-47 motorway.

Passports and Visas

The United Kingdom is currently part of the EU, therefore no Visa is required to travel on holiday to Costa Antigua which is located on the Spanish island of Tenerife. A valid passport is necessary so be sure to check your expiry date before you booking the holiday.

Health and Safety

Callao Salvaje has a good reputation for being a safe holiday destination. It’s important to take extra care on the roads as the traffic is on the other side than in the UK and reading all the safety information on the beach before entering the water is vital. Travel insurance is essential and it’s advisable to apply for EHIC before travelling.

Vaccinations

There aren’t any specific jabs that are required to go on holiday in Spain, but it’s important to check new guidelines with your GP. Routine vaccinations should be as up to date as possible.