Take a bow Abama Hotel Resort, anyone who has looked around the hotel and sporting complex on the west coast of Tenerife, will know what a class act it is, but that has now been confirmed in writing by prestigious glossy colour travel magazine, Conde Nast.
The April issue featured the top 10 beach hotels in Europe, and of course they couldn’t overlook Abama. Perched on a cliff top, Abama boasts a secluded beach with unspoilt views to the island of La Gomera, a perfect spot to relax after making full use of the golf, tennis, spa and well being centre options at the luxury hotel.
If it’s a great place to visit, think how wonderful it would be to live there. Actual Properties are proud to be able to offer a great range of luxury apartments in the grounds of Abama Hotel Resort. Abama Luxury Residences is a range of ground and first floor 2 bed apartments and 2 bed penthouse apartments as well as the top of the range 3 bed duplex penthouse apartments.
If you take this investment opportunity and buy a home in the grounds of Abama, you will have full use of the facilities in the resort including, bars, restaurants and that very special beach. Melvin Villaroel, a renowned, prize winning, architect has ensured that Abama Luxury Residences have a stylish look with plenty of space, terraces, pools and stunning views.
Conde Nast is just the latest quality publication to recognise the attractions of Abama Hotel Resort, it is fast becoming a byword for quality and luxury and can drop some heavy duty names of former guests like Bill Clinton, Zinedine Zidane and Bjorn Borg. Abama Luxury Residences can offer that style coupled with the comfort of somewhere that soon feels like a home from home.


What a treat to serve up for the sporting public of Tenerife, the first Abama Senior Cup proved to be a huge success with great tennis, perfect weather and big crowds for all the games. Saturday was the day of the big final with Pat Cash facing up to Albert Costa in the afternoon , but before that Bjorn Borg and Emilio Sanchez Vicaro held a master class for nearly 200 budding tennis stars from local schools. Their ability levels varied but one thing they all had in common was enthusiasm and a love of the game.
trademark cheekyness that endeared him to the fans. The Catalan Albert Costa, took the trophy, winning 6-4, 6-2 but the event had been about so much more than claiming the big prize.



