Rating8.2Rating8.1An unusually broad fitness and activity roster for a family resort. In addition to the standard sports, the resort includes aqua cycling, paddle yoga, Tai Chi, stretching, and fit jumping (mini-trampoline fitness) — significantly more variety than comparable Iberostar properties. The Star Camp covers three age groups year-round. Water sports, mini-golf, and games room access are extra charge. The Colón Marina is nearby for boat trips and fishing excursions.
Heated freshwater pool for general guests with an expansive sun terrace. The main family pool — organized activities and water sports run here. Busiest 11am–4pm.
Multiple heated pools with waterslides and a splash pool specifically for younger guests. This is the feature that differentiates Bouganville Playa from similarly priced Tenerife resorts without dedicated children's water zones. The slides are sized for kids, not thrill-seekers.
Exclusive to Star Prestige guests only. Located on a lower floor (floor -2 or -3). Whirlpool baths, sensation showers, Balinese beds, and self-service complimentary drinks bar. The quieter of the two adult-only spaces — less exposure than the rooftop.
Exclusive to Star Prestige guests. 11th floor with panoramic Atlantic and Costa Adeje views. Whirlpool baths, sensation showers, Balinese beds, and complimentary self-service bar. The sunset from here is the most visually compelling experience on property. If you're debating whether Star Prestige is worth it, the rooftop terrace is the main argument.
Small, sheltered sandy beach 20 meters from the hotel via the seafront promenade. Soft sand and calm protected waters — good for swimming. Loungers and umbrellas are rented separately. The beach is small compared to the main Costa Adeje beaches further along the promenade — expect limited space in peak season. The promenade itself has shops, bars, and restaurants within a few minutes' walk.
Included. On-site courts for casual and competitive play.
Included. By the seafront — the promenade location makes beach access easy.
Included. Supervised sessions within the entertainment program.
Included. Available at leisure areas.
Included. On-site soccer area.
Included. Pool tables available.
Included. Newly refurbished with treadmills, exercise bikes, and muscle toning machines.
Included. Instructor-led sessions on a posted schedule.
Included. Pool-based exercise classes.
Included. Bikes placed in the pool for resistance cycling. One of the more unusual fitness inclusions at a resort in this category.
Included. Stand-up paddleboard yoga — a balance-focused activity on the water. Requires some base fitness.
Included. Gentle movement and mindfulness sessions.
Included. Flexibility-focused group sessions.
Included. Mini-trampoline fitness class — high energy, good for guests who want variety from the standard aerobics format.
Included. Monkeys (4–7), Dolphins (8–12), Eagles (13–17) year-round. Wide range of games, activities, and age-appropriate programming.
Included. Evening entertainment program covering shows and live performances.
Included. Full daily activity schedule run by the animation team.
Extra charge. Costa Adeje has accessible dive sites — arrange through the concierge or nearby operators.
Extra charge. Popular local activity from the beach.
Extra charge. From the beach — kayaking and paddleboarding available.
Extra charge.
Extra charge. The resort has a dedicated Bike Station with racks, repair workshop, and washing area. Staff can suggest cycling routes through Costa Adeje and toward Los Cristianos.
Extra charge.
Extra charge. Colón Marina is nearby — whale and dolphin watching trips are a popular Tenerife excursion from this area.
Extra charge. Several courses within 20 minutes of the resort.