From Tenerife South Airport (TFS), the quickest way to Chayofa is by taxi or pre-booked transfer, taking about 15-20 minutes. Renting a car is highly recommended for exploring the area and nearby attractions. +1

Public transport options to Chayofa are limited as it's primarily a residential area. Buses may serve nearby areas, but a car is the most convenient way to reach and navigate Chayofa.

Chayofa is located just a few kilometers inland from Los Cristianos, typically a 5-10 minute drive. This makes it a convenient base for accessing the coast. +1

Having your own vehicle is the best way to get around Chayofa and explore the surrounding areas of Tenerife. Taxis are available but can add up for frequent use.

From the TF-1 motorway, take exit 29 towards Los Cristianos and follow signs for Chayofa. The roads are well-maintained, leading you up to the village.

Chayofa is a residential village, not a ticketed attraction, so there is no entrance fee to visit or drive through.

As a residential area, Chayofa is accessible at all hours. However, the most pleasant times to visit for views and ambiance are during daylight and sunset.

While Chayofa itself doesn't have ticketed attractions, nearby areas like Siam Park or Loro Parque would require tickets. Chayofa is more about the residential experience and views.

Yes, you can book accommodation in Chayofa, primarily through vacation rentals like Airbnbs or private villas. Some hotels are also located nearby. +2

There isn't a dedicated visitor center in Chayofa itself. Information about the wider Arona municipality can be found at local tourist offices in nearby towns like Los Cristianos.

The best photography spots in Chayofa are from elevated viewpoints, private villas with terraces, and along the roads offering panoramic ocean and landscape views. Sunset is particularly photogenic. +1

Expect to capture stunning landscape shots, beautiful villa architecture, and breathtaking ocean vistas, especially during golden hour. +1

As a residential area, be mindful of privacy. Avoid photographing private homes or residents without permission. Public viewpoints and general scenery are fine.

Golden hour, both at sunrise and sunset, offers the most dramatic lighting for photography in Chayofa, highlighting the ocean views and landscape. +1

Drone usage is subject to local regulations. Always check current Tenerife drone laws and be respectful of private property and residents' privacy before flying.

Chayofa is primarily a residential area with limited dining options directly within the village. However, nearby Los Cristianos and Las Américas offer a vast array of restaurants.

You can find a wide variety of cuisines near Chayofa, from traditional Canarian dishes and fresh seafood to international options in the coastal resorts. +1

The Treehouse Bar is a notable spot in Chayofa, offering live music and a place to relax. Other small cafes might exist, but the main dining scene is coastal.

Chayofa is not known for large supermarkets. It's best to stock up on groceries in larger towns like Los Cristianos before heading up to your accommodation.

For a wider selection, head to Los Cristianos or Las Américas. Look for restaurants offering fresh seafood or local Canarian specialties for an authentic experience.