Blog · Las Aguas and San Juan de la Rambla
Things to do in Las Aguas, San Juan de la Rambla (Tenerife)
Las Aguas is a small village on the north coast of Tenerife, in the municipality of San Juan de la Rambla: six or eight streets around its chapel, between banana plants and the sea. Viva la Finca is on the village's old royal road (camino real).
A village with no rush
There are no bars here and no noise at night. What you get is calm, neighbours who greet each other and the sound of the sea. If you came to rest, to work remotely or just to switch off, it is exactly what you are looking for.
Minimarket El Roque, the heart of the village
The only shop is Minimarket El Roque, on Calle la Cruz, 10 to 12 minutes on foot from the farm. It opens Monday to Saturday with a split schedule (closed at midday) until 20:30 or 21:00. With its little tables and chairs it works as the village bar: it is where the neighbours meet.
The chapel, the square and the viewpoint
Next to the minimarket are the Ermita de Las Aguas, Plaza Pedro Pérez Luis and the Merendero Plaza Aguas. Behind the chapel there is a viewpoint over the coast.
Where to eat in Las Aguas
Nearby are the Cofradía Las Aguas and the Restaurante Las Aguas, where many people stop for the scenery. At weekends the Restaurante El Sótano and the Mesón Casa Mi Madre open too.
A practical tip
The shop is small, so bring the basics. Both places to stay on the farm have a kitchen with two burners and a fridge, so you can cook at your own pace.
North or south
The north of Tenerife is green and quiet; the south, with Adeje, is 45 minutes away by car. From Las Aguas you have both worlds within reach.
On the farm
- The two places to stay on the farm
- Volunteering on the farm
- What grows on the farm
- Claudio and the Al Cafone Show
- Frequently asked questions