Buying in Playa San Juan on Tenerife means choosing the calm, still-authentic south-west of the island: a former fishing village with no high-rises, a long promenade and far less tourist crush than nearby Los Cristianos. The selection holds 4 new-builds, apartments and penthouses.
The selection holds 4 listings: priced €444,000–€576,000, €3,500–€5,107/m², yield 4.1–6.2%. Mostly apartments · penthouses.
Playa San Juan is a compact niche market: limited supply and growing interest in the un-glossy south of Tenerife keep yields at 4.1–6.2% year-round.
Playa San Juan in south-west Tenerife is a former fishing village turned into a calm alternative to busy Costa Adeje. A coastal core with a port and beach is surrounded by new urbanisations and the Abama golf course above.
A black volcanic-sand beach, a fishing port, the upscale Abama resort and golf nearby, a calm promenade and proximity to Tenerife South airport (~20–25 minutes). Infrastructure is more intimate than Costa Adeje, but everything needed is close.
Playa San Juan suits the buyer who wants Canarian year-round letting in a quieter, more authentic shell than mass-market Costa Adeje.
Like all of southern Tenerife, the village lives year-round on eternal summer: Northern Europeans winter here, so occupancy barely dips off-season.
Real OpenStreetMap data: 6 schools, 5 supermarkets and 3 health facilities nearby — plus our new-builds with prices.
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updated 2026-07-09
4 developments
Under construction · 2026 Q36.2% yield
Under construction · 2026 Q34.9% yield
Under construction · 2026 Q24.3% yield
Off-plan · 2027 Q24.1% yieldThere are 4 new-builds from €444,000 to €576,000. Supply is narrow and uniform — mostly seafront apartments and penthouses.
Playa San Juan is quieter and more authentic — a former fishing village with no mass-resort high-rises. It appeals to renters seeking a calm southern Tenerife.
Yes, yield of 4.1–6.2% is even all year: the Canarian climate holds +22 °C in winter too, so demand does not dip in the off-season.
It is a quieter, more authentic former fishing village next to the upscale Abama resort; Costa Adeje is larger and more touristy. Both are on year-round southern Tenerife.
Yes: southern Tenerife’s eternal summer draws Northern Europeans in winter too, so holiday letting barely sits empty off-season.