Adeje

The municipality of Adeje was traditionally dedicated to agriculture and fishing, but more recently tourism has played an enormous part in its economy.

Adeje presents an important archaeological and architectural area in southern Tenerife, and of particular note are the funeral caves linked to Tenerife's original inhabitants, the mysterious Guanches. Set in shelves along the Precipice of Hell, these motley reminders of an ancient civilisation are fast becoming a major tourist attraction. Nowadays, Adeje is considered to be something of an upmarket resort with its range of good restaurants and bars and is host to some of the most sophisticated hotels and apartment complexes on the island.

ADEJE, IS A GREAT2007-04-10:19-12-58 :: Tracy Grant

ADEJE, IS A GREAT PLACE TO HAVE A HOLIDAY, THE BEACHES ARE BEAUTIFUL AND VERY CLEAN, THE AREA IS NICE, IT ALL HAS GREAT MARKETS AND SHOPS, I WOULD SAY ADEJE IS ONE OF THE NICEST AREAS OF TENERIFE, I WOULD ADVISE ANYONE THINKING OF A HOLIDAY TO TENERIFE TO GO ADEJE, THEY WONT REGRET IT!!!!!!

fantastic go to adeje2006-10-05:21-18-44 :: adrian manford

fantastic go to adeje 3-4 times a year with my family stayed in many of the 5 star hotels always treated well .del duque is one of the most beautiful resorts in adeje and boasts the most up-market restaurants in tenerife.and has the finest beach on the island

This was the only2006-04-04:12-26-03 :: jim daly

This was the only place I saw Norman sober and then he went and spoiled it by drinking all the alter wine

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