Siam Park is one of the most popular attractions in Tenerife, drawing visitors from across the island and beyond. But where exactly is it located? And how do you get there easily, whether you’re staying in the south or the north of the island?
In this guide, we’ll break down Siam Park’s location, travel times from popular resorts, transport options including free shuttles and local buses, and share tips based on real visitor experiences.
Siam Park is located in Costa Adeje, in the sunny south of Tenerife. It’s part of the municipality of Adeje and sits just a few minutes inland from the beachfront resorts of Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos.
Address: Avenida Siam, s/n, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
The park is easy to find and clearly signposted from the TF-1 motorway.
Personal tip: “We stayed near Playa de las Américas and decided to walk. It took about 20 minutes, and we got there before the crowds — no need to worry about parking.” – Sophie, London
How far is Siam Park from popular towns?
Departure Point
Distance
Travel Time (Car)
Travel Time (Bus/Walk)
Playa de las Américas
1.5 km
5 mins
15–20 mins on foot
Costa Adeje (centre)
2–3 km
5–10 mins
10–15 mins by shuttle
Los Cristianos
4–5 km
10 mins
15–20 mins by bus
Puerto de la Cruz
90 km
75 mins
Up to 2 hours (bus + change)
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
80 km
60 mins
Approx. 1.5 hours
Tenerife South Airport
18 km
15–20 mins
25–30 mins by bus or taxi
Free Siam Park shuttle service
Siam Park operates a free shuttle bus for guests staying in the south. You don’t need a ticket, just turn up at one of the official stops.
Pick-up locations include:
Los Cristianos: Sol Arona Hotel, Princess Dácil
Playa de las Américas: Llanos de Troya (near Hotel Troya), Parque Santiago III
Costa Adeje: Fañabé Plaza (by the shopping centre), Isla Bonita Hotel
Pick-up times: Usually between 09:30 and 10:15, depending on the stop Return journey: Around 17:00–17:30
“We got the shuttle from Fañabé Plaza around 09:45. It was already busy, but we found seats and were at the park by 10:10. Definitely easier than parking.” – Tom & Rachel, Manchester
How to Get to Siam Park Tenerife
By TITSA public bus
If you’re staying further away or outside the shuttle zone, Tenerife’s TITSA buses are a reliable and affordable option.
Useful lines to Siam Park:
Line 111:Santa Cruz → Playa de las Américas (every 30 mins)
With a Ten+ travel card: extra discount (available at airports/stations)
Nearest stop: Costa Adeje bus station (Estación de Guaguas), just an 8-minute walk from the park’s entrance. From there, follow the signs along Avenida Siam.
By car or taxi
Driving:
Take the TF-1 motorway
Use exit 73 or 74 (both signposted for Siam Park)
Parking:
On-site car park next to the entrance
£4–£5 per day
Fills up quickly after 10:30
Taxis (one way):
From Costa Adeje: £5
From Playa de las Américas: £5–£6
From Los Cristianos: £7–£9
From Puerto de la Cruz: £90–£100
Visitor tip: “We had a rental car, but after seeing the queue for parking, we wished we’d taken the shuttle. Next time, we’ll leave the car at the hotel.” – Mark, Birmingham
Travelling from North Tenerife
It’s absolutely possible to visit Siam Park from the north, though the journey is longer. You’ll want to leave early to make the most of your day.
By car:
TF-5 motorway to La Laguna
Connect to TF-1 heading south
Approx. 75–90 minutes
By bus:
Line 343 (Puerto de la Cruz – Costa Adeje): direct but limited
Or: Line 103 to Santa Cruz + Line 111 to Siam Park
Total time: 1.5 to 2 hours
Some excursions offer hotel pick-up from the north, check with local tour desks.
Before you go
Arrive before 10:00 for minimal queues
Check shuttle pick-up times with your hotel the night before
If you’re travelling in high season (July–August), avoid parking stress by using public transport or the free shuttle
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