Güímar is located on the southeast coast of Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the mountains, it offers easy access to both coastal and inland attractions. The city is approximately 30 kilometers away from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the island’s capital, making it close enough for a quick trip to the larger city while still enjoying a quieter, more laid-back atmosphere. Güímar is surrounded by the rugged volcanic landscape typical of the Canary Islands, including the nearby Güímar Valley and the stunning Teide National Park.
The climate in Güímar is subtropical, characterized by warm, mild temperatures year-round. Summers are hot but not excessively so, thanks to the ocean breeze, while winters are very mild, making it a great destination to visit any time of the year. The best times to visit are from spring through early autumn when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities and events. Rain is rare, particularly in the summer months, making it a reliable destination for events that depend on good weather.
Being on the southeast coast, Güímar enjoys less rainfall compared to other parts of the island, and its coastal areas are dotted with natural beaches, while inland, you’ll find fertile agricultural lands.