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Weather in Las Caletillas

JAN

22°C

FEB

22°C

MAR

23°C

APR

25°C

MAY

25°C

JUN

27°C

JUL

28°C

AUG

28°C

SEP

27°C

OCT

25°C

NOV

23°C

DEC

23°C

Tenerife’s east coast, where Las Caletillas sits, enjoys a consistently sunny and warm climate all year round. Planning your Las Caletillas holidays during the summer months means packing for roasting heat, with average daytime temperatures sitting comfortably in the mid 20s and evenings that are perfect for al fresco dining. Even if you fancy a winter escape, you’re in luck – temperatures rarely dip below a pleasant 20 degrees during the day, making it a top-notch destination for ditching your big coat and enjoying some proper sun.

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FAQs

Do I need to hire a car?

Strongly recommended. One of the things that makes Las Caletillas worth choosing is the amount of great trips just a short drive away (Pyramids, La Laguna, Teide, Anaga, Santa Cruz for evenings.) Public buses exist and run along the coast, but a small hire car turns the week from "one base" into "east-coast exploring".

What's the nightlife like?

Honestly quiet. Las Caletillas has bars along the seafront promenade and the hotel runs entertainment, but there's no strip and no clubs. For a proper night out, Santa Cruz fifteen minutes away has bars and late-night places around the Plaza del Principe, and the serious party scene is an hour south in Playa de las Americas. If nightlife is the headline reason for your trip, book one of those instead and visit the east coast on day trips.

What's the weather actually like?

The east coast is drier and sunnier than the northern towns. Spring sits around 22 to 24°C, warm enough for the pool, comfortable for full-day exploring. Summer runs 26 to 28°C with long dry evenings, peak-season energy, the sea at its warmest and the hotel pools at their fullest. Autumn stays warm at 25°C with the sea holding its summer heat well into October. Winter is mild at 20 to 22°C, sunny days with a jumper in the evenings, popular with long-stay winter-sun crowds.