Part of the municipality of San Miguel de Abona, and lying immediately adjacent to Golf del Sur, Amarilla Golf is a developing area that is a perfect example of Tenerife’s re-branding into a luxury holiday destination. Set around an 18 hole golf course, the heart of the area is the Amarilla Golf and Country Club, whose facilities include a driving range, putting green, pro shop, equestrian centre and Club House with a tennis court, swimming pool, bar and restaurant. There is also a new marina which has room for 325 berths for boats over 10 metres in length. The marina complex is planned to include a commercial centre with coastal walkways and shops for tourists. The marina attracts sailing boats, providing a base for sailing holidays and is Tenerife’s largest yachting facility. A huge amount of money has been invested in infrastructural improvements in Amarilla Golf, making it one of the primary areas of Tenerife.
The property market in Amarilla Golf is one of enormous potential. Not only is the growth on property prices influenced by infrastructural improvements, such as the expansion of the golf course and construction of the marina. Property development here has been approved closely under the eye of the planners, and this has lead to a much higher standard of accommodation than that in the rest of the island. Newly constructed apartments are larger in size and tend to include luxuries such as marble floors or air conditioning. All new apartments have a minimum of two bedrooms. Villas are also built with the same high specifications. This is all good news for the investor, because the type of buyer the area will attract, for many years into the future, will be a more discerning buyer, with a higher budget to spend. There is also a limited amount of older housing stock, which range from small one bedroom apartments up to villas. These can often represent excellent value for money.
Other towns in San Miguel de Abona
Complexes in Amarilla Golf
Golf
Inaugurated in 1989, Amarilla Golf and Country Club has been developed continually, in an area measuring around two million square metres. The 18 hole course is being complemented with another 18 holes. From the course, a player will enjoy the best possible views of the snowy peak of the majestic mount Teide, Spain’s highest mountain. The course itself is surrounded by a broad variety of typical Canarian flora. The designer of the course, Donald Steel, was
able to take advantage of the beautiful contrasts of the Island to achieve a varied landscape between ravines and the Atlantic Coast. Needless to say, the ocean provides a spectacular backdrop to the game, and by the 5th hole the distinction between ocean and fairway becomes indistinct, as the player’s skills are tested with a drive over a particularly ambitious water feature… the Atlantic Ocean!
Gymnasiums
There are a number of gymnasiums around the area which can be used on a pay as you go system.
Watersports
A variety of water sports are available from the beach marina, from energetic jetskis to relaxing boat trips.
Other
There is no excuse not to keep up your fitness levels, as you can find tennis courts, padel tennis, swimming pools, and of course beautiful walks around the area.
With an abundance of places to eat in the area, you will not struggle to find something to suit.
Walk along the sea front promenade, or wander down to the beautiful marina. There is also the CC San Blas commercial centre close at hand, made up of 80 businesses, shops, bars, restaurants, supermarkets, where you can also join in the nightlife which takes place around the main square.
Los Abrigos, the neighbouring fishing village, is just 10 minutes walk.
