Map view of Playas de Troya and the Costa Adeje promenade.

Playas de Troya

A sheltered golden-sand resort beach with facilities close at hand. Good for families.

Get there

Sun and clouds

Comfortable air; mixed sun and UV stays low.

Air

Light breeze

From south-west; light cooling breeze.

Wind

Medium waves

Check the flag and water before swimming.

Waves

Detailed weather forecast for Playas de Troya

Good for a beach walk Sun and clouds and light cooling breeze. At the beach: check the flag and water before swimming. Best today 07:00-10:00 low UV and light wind 10:00-13:00 lower UV and light wind Updated: 02:46

Now

Beach flags

Check the flag on the beach before entering the water. Reports can change during lifeguard hours.

No flag report now

Green flag

Bathing is normally allowed. Still follow lifeguard advice.

Yellow flag

Bathe with caution and stay close to shore.

Red flag

Do not bathe.

Closed or prohibited

Beach access or bathing is closed. Follow local signs and lifeguard advice.

No flag report

No trusted flag observation for the current patrol window.

Purple flag

Marine fauna warning, often jellyfish or other harmful fauna.

Black and white checkered flag

Water-sports sector; swim outside that marked area.

Red flags around a zone

Local danger or no-bathing zone.

Red and yellow bicolor flag

Limited safe bathing area when the wider beach has red conditions.

Blue flag

Quality and services award, not today's bathing condition.
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Beyond the beach

Seafood rice with prawns, mussels, squid, lemon, herbs, and a glass of white wine on a sunny coastal table. Bésame Mucho Playa de Troya 600 m · 8 min 4.2 (995) · Google Maps Sushi rolls, two fish tacos with slaw and lime, edamame, and a chilled drink on a sunlit terrace table. Cielo de Monkey Playa de Troya 650 m · 8 min 4.4 (194) · Google Maps Citrus cocktails with mint beside seafood bites, papas arrugadas, mojo sauces, and lime on a sunny beach-club table. KONG by Monkey Playa de Troya 600 m · 8 min 4.2 (364) · Google Maps

Good to know

Best for

Families, active beachgoers, couples, and view-seeking walkers

Beach type

Beach

Size

650 m by 20 m

Parking

Yes

Arrive from Avenida Rafael Puig Lluvina and the seafront promenade.

Best arrival point

Playas de Troya promenade access

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Parking nearby

Playas de Troya reserved accessible parking

3-6 min walk · 250 m · hard · cost not listed

Reserved accessible spaces are useful only for eligible drivers and can be limited.

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Street parking

Resort streets behind Playas de Troya

5-10 min walk · 600 m · Avenida Rafael Puig Lluvina · Calle Guatemala · hard

Use marked public spaces only and keep hotel, taxi, loading, and accessible bays clear.

Google MapsWaze

Use signed spaces only and expect a short walk in this busy resort strip.

Public transport

Llanos de Troya

7-10 min walk · 700 m · Routes: 40, 342, 417, 418, 424

Use Llanos de Troya, then walk a few minutes toward the seafront.

Transit directions

Toilets

Yes

Showers

Yes

Accessibility

Yes

Food nearby

Yes

Shops nearby

Yes

Rentals

Yes

Mobility support

Yes

Lifeguard

Yes

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