Guimar All Inclusive Holidays Has Everything Included

Guimar doesn't have all-inclusive resorts, but package holidays are worry-free.

Quick Details

  • Flight time: Approx 4.5 hours from UK
  • Time difference: Same as UK
  • Language: Spanish
  • Currency: Euro

 

At a Glance

  • Great resort for a family holiday
  • Lots to do and see
  • Great range of accommodation
  • A great winter sun break

All inclusive Holidays in Guimar, Tenerife

A holiday in Guimar does not offer the traditional all inclusive resorts but you can enjoy a worry free holiday by booking a package that includes return flights, coach transfers and a hotel stay with at least bed and breakfast (B&B) or half board. Some rural hotels – such as Hotel Rural Finca Salamanca – or guesthouses go further: they offer buffet breakfasts, evening meals, swimming pools, evening entertainment and occasional kids activities. These provide a relaxed, almost all inclusive vibe without you needing to spend extra on meals or daily amenities.

Summary:

  • Package deals = inclusive flights + transfers + B&B/half board
  • Rural/seaside hotels with buffet meals, pool and occasional entertainment
  • Prepaid optional extras (excursions, meals) mean you rarely open your wallet on holiday

Beaches & Excursions

Local beaches:

  • Playa del Cabezo and Puertito de Guimar feature calm waters thanks to protective breakwaters – ideal for families and swimmers. There are basic sun lounger rentals and a few beach bars along the promenade.
  • Just a 10-15 min drive away lies Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos and Playa San Juan, offering golden sands, water sports and sunbeds/beach cafes on a larger scale.

Excursions:

  • The Pyramids of Guimar Ethnographic Park reveals mysterious stepped lava structures set in botanical gardens – definitely not Egypt but nestled just above the town on the hillside, perfect for half day visits.
  • Hiking trails like Montaña Grande and Las Ventanas de Guimar offer scenic 1-2 hour walks without steep climbs.
  • Visit Finca Canarias Aloe Vera farm to learn about the aloe growing heritage – loyal travellers often pay in advance for tours with lunch included, reducing on site spending.

Summary:

  • Local calm black sand beaches; access to golden sand beaches 10-15 min away
  • Pyramids on a hillside above Guimar with botanical gardens
  • Gentle hiking and aloe farm excursions; many can be prepaid

Who a Holiday to Guimar  will Suit

Guimar appeals to a broad spectrum of travellers thanks to its relaxed atmosphere and scenic offerings.

Families

Will appreciate the calm black sand beaches, secure breakwater swimming zones, hotel pools, garden play areas and occasional children’s activities – perfect for a stress free, kid friendly break.

Nature and culture lovers

Will be drawn to the nearby Pyramids ethnographic park, aloe farm tours and gentle hillside trails like Montaña Grande and Las Ventanas, offering easy access to local history, botany and canyon vistas.

Older or less mobile guests

Benefit from the town’s flat promenade and accessible facilities, while rural boutique hotels often provide ground floor rooms, lifts and level pool access.

young party seekers

Should be aware that Guimar has a quiet vibe; those after nightlife should head 10-15 minutes away to resorts like Costa Adeje or Los Cristianos.

Summary:

  • Families: calm beaches, pools, kids activities
  • Nature/culture fans: Pyramids, aloe farms, scenic walks
  • Older/less mobile guests: flat terrain, accessible hotels
  • Young party goers: minimal nightlife in Guimar itself

Dining & Local Eateries

Many B&B/half board hotels provide hearty, buffet style breakfasts and dinners – usually featuring Canarian staples like papas arrugadas, grilled fish and local stews. For lunches or evenings out, the small cafés and seafood restaurants along Puertito’s seafront serve fresh catch, flame grilled sardines, tapas and even simple roast dinners or fish & chips to satisfy fussy British appetites. In town, small grocers supply bread, pastries, fresh fruit and vegetables – ideal for self caterers or snacks.

Summary:

  • Hotels offer buffet meals anchored in Canarian cuisine
  • Seafront cafés serve fresh fish, tapas – and British favourites
  • Local shops supply essentials and regional produce

Local Shopping & Supporting the Town

Guimar’s town centre hosts small supermarkets and greengrocers, perfect to stock up for B&B stays or picnic supplies. Souvenir and craft shops along the waterfront sell aloe based skincare, local ceramics, sandals and postcards. A weekly market (often on Fridays) offers fresh produce, cheese, bakery items and artisan goods. Shopping locally supports families and small businesses, ensuring the town retains its charm and economic vitality.

Summary:

  • Supermarkets for essentials, souvenir stalls and a weekly artisan market
  • Buying local helps sustain the community and authentic atmosphere
  • Weather & Sun Safety

Guimar enjoys mild, sunny conditions year round.

In winter (Dec-Feb)

Expect daytime temperatures around 19Cand nights of about 13 C, with a moderate UV index (in and around 5-7); SPF 30 is generally sufficient.

Spring and autumn

See highs of 22-24 C, lows near 16 C and UV indices rising to 7-9 – so opt for SPF 30-50, especially for fair skin.

During summer (Jun-Aug)

Daytime highs can reach 28 C, nights hover around 20Cand UV levels peak at 10-12 – making SPF 50+ essential alongside reapplication, hat wearing and shade seeking, especially for children or sensitive skin. Sea temperatures range from around 19Cin winter to about 24Cin summer, ensuring comfortable swimming for all.

Summary:

  • Winter: 13-19 °C, UV 5-7 = SPF 30
  • Spring/autumn: 16-24 °C, UV 7-9 = SPF 30-50
  • Summer: up to 28 °C, UV 10-12 = SPF 50+, reapply frequently

Flights from UK Airports to Tenerife South (TFS)

If you prefer flying to Guimar from the nearest UK airport for your holiday without long drives, Guimar is well connected with direct services to Tenerife South (TFS) from 18 UK airports. Whether you are in the East Midlands, London, Belfast or elsewhere, here are your options:

UK Airport to TFS Airlines Flight Frequency
East Midlands (EMA) Jet2 Year round; in and around 4 h 35 m
Belfast Intl easyJet, Jet2 Seasonal (summer)
Leeds Bradford Jet2, Ryanair Seasonal; in and around 4 h 45 m
London Stansted & Gatwick Ryanair, Jet2, easyJet, British Airways Year round; Stansted in and around 4 h 30 m
Birmingham easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair Seasonal; in and around 4 h 35 m
Bristol easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair Seasonal; in and around 4 h 20 m
Edinburgh, Glasgow easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair Seasonal; in and around 4 h 45–50 m
Liverpool easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair Seasonal; in and around 4 h 40 m
Newcastle, Cardiff Jet2, Ryanair (Cardiff: 16 weekly flights) Seasonal; in and around 4 h 50 m

Why take a Holiday to Guimar

A holiday in Guimar is not the typical resort hotspot – it offers calm beaches, rural charm, cultural richness and subtle comforts. With a thoughtful package, you can simulate an all inclusive break (flights, transfers, meals, pool, kids entertainment) while still enjoying local sights, shops and cafes. It suits families, older travellers and nature lovers seeking a relaxed vibe – and smart planning around flights, sun protection and airport timing will make it seamless.

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Map of Guimar, Tenerife

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