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Casa Grande Surf Hostel

8.4Fabulous(632)

Tenerife, SpainView map28.92km from city centre

Free WiFi
Free Breakfast
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About

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Casa Grande Surf Hostel associated to Hostelling International, is the ideal place to get to know the island of Tenerife. We are located on the seashore of El Medano, a coastal village only 5 minutes from Tenerife South airport, with sunny weather all year round and a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere, with beautiful walks along the coast and open-air seafront bars to enjoy a drink.

In addition to accommodation, we provide our guests with free sports and beach equipment, including surfboards and wetsuits. Feel free to contact us for information about surf, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and wingfoil courses, as well as other activities such as excursions, hiking, language classes, barbecues, and parties. We’ll be happy to assist you!

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Please note:
Check out until 11:00am
Check in from 12:00pm until 20:00pm
Check in after 20:00 on request. No added fees.

Reception:
09:00 - 13:00
16:00 - 20:00

Cancellation Policy 24h before arrival
Cards or cash as payment upon arrival
1 nights no show charge

Breakfast and bed linen included

House Rules

Check In

12:00 - 20:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free Breakfast
Free City Maps
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Bicycle Parking
Coworking Space
Luggage Storage
Tours/Travel Desk

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Reviews

8.4Fabulous(632)

Value for Money
8.0
Security
8.7
Atmosphere
7.3
Cleanliness
7.8
Staff
8.9
Location
9.6
Facilities
8.4

Stayed in Feb 2026

7.1

Stephanie

Female, 18-24, Canada

For some reason the crowd at this hostel is a lot older. Had an odd experience with a roommate/volunteer that would stay in the room almost all hours of the day constantly rummaging through her things doing god knows what. Also After 2 cold showers I was sick of it and then found out that the hot water worked on solar power. Terrace was small and not very friendly as people kept to themselves. The hostel does have a few items that are available to use for free such as games or a surfboard.

Stayed in Jan 2026

7.1

Monica

Female, 25-30, Canada

Not very clean and mostly older people.

Stayed in Nov 2025

5.7

Dilara

Female, 31-40, Germany

Not the biggest Fan of this hostel. It’s full with very old people, who stay there for a month and behave weird. It’s also not the cleanest place and the vibe was off.

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Location

Paseo Galo Ponte n7, El Medano, Tenerife, Spain

28.9km from city centre

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About Tenerife

8.2Fabulous(247 Reviews)

Activities

9.1

Eating out

8.5

Shopping

7.3

Chilling out

9.3

Transport

7.7

Sightseeing

8.2

Culture

7.8

Nightlife

7.2

Value for Money

8.6

About Tenerife

The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is a lively combination of sandy beaches, charming harbour villages, tropical forests and historic towns. The island is dominated by the majestic and often snow-dusted volcano Pico del Teide, Spain’s tallest mountain, making Tenerife a top spot for climbing and biking. Days can be spent surfing the waves of the Atlantic, exploring the island's ancient architecture or dancing at its world-famous carnival.

There are Tenerife hostels that offer free Wi-Fi and a free breakfast. Feel holiday vibes at a hostel in a painted Canarian villa with its own pool or stay in a converted old townhouse that's filled with books and has a different literary theme for each bedroom. Fans of the outdoors can pick a Tenerife hostel that's also a climbing shop and school, which will get you kitted out for hikes in the mountains.

Depending on which town you're in will determine what side of the island's personality you see. Tenerife's capital, Santa Cruz and nearby San Cristóbal de La Laguna are the island's cultural heart, with cobbled streets, food markets, museums and galleries. Santa Cruz is also home to the colourful Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival. Away from the popular southern hotspots like Playa de las Américas, the north offers ancient forests in Anaga Rural Park and unspoilt coastal towns like the sleepy 15th-century port of Garachico.

Top of the things to do is to find your way up El Teide for views of the surrounding Teide National Park below and its volcanic crater, which is 48km in circumference. There's a cable car that goes to 1200m. You could also hire a kayak to explore the coastline or take a boat out from Los Cristianos to spot whales and dolphins in their natural habitat. For art, head to Tenerife Espacio de las Artes in Santa Cruz, where photography and surrealism exhibitions are housed within a geometric glass and concrete building.

The island has two airports. Tenerife South Airport is where most international flights arrive, while Tenerife Norte Airport is for island and mainland connections. Buses run from the airports to the nearby main towns. To travel between the Canary Islands, there are regular ferries leaving from the main port in Santa Cruz. You can use the network of public buses, or hire a car or scooter to get around the island.