Beer in a Jacuzzi is the best kind of weird. This Tenerife Beer Spa experience is interesting because you start in a warm beer Jacuzzi and then move through a beer sauna and a restful barley-bed finish, with cold beer and small snacks along the way. I love the cozy, floaty feeling of the hot bubble bath, and I also love how attentive the staff can be, including one host named Pablo who made the whole session feel personal. One possible consideration: the full circuit is only about an hour, so it’s not a slow, lingering spa day.

If you want a straightforward, fun couples activity that still feels like self-care, this is a strong pick. Plan to bring swimwear and flip-flops, and keep expectations realistic: the main value is the unusual beer-and-bubbles ritual, not a huge spa menu. Also note the setup is generally easy to enjoy on your schedule, and the experience runs at set starting times (so check what’s available).

Key points to know before you go

• Hot beer Jacuzzi time is the star of the show, paired with beer on tap
• Beer sauna + barley bed give you a full “beer spa circuit,” not just a soak
• Small snacks include cheese, beer jam tasting, and chocolate
• Staff attention can be a standout, with hosts like Pablo earning praise
• Extra massages are available on site if you want to extend the relaxation

What the Tenerife Beer Spa experience is really about

This isn’t a fancy “wellness lecture” or a two-hour production with lots of steps you’ll forget. The Tenerife Beer Spa is built around one simple idea: you relax in warm beer-infused bubbles, then you continue the treatment with a beer sauna and a finish on a barley bed. Add cold beer tastings and small traditional snacks, and you get a session that feels like both pampering and a playful ritual.

At about 1 hour, it’s also a nice match for travelers who don’t want to lose half a day to spa logistics. You can treat it like a low-effort anchor activity near the end of your sightseeing. The vibe is calm, and the staff greets you when you arrive and then guides you through each part.

Price and whether it’s value at $79

The ticket price is $79 per person, for entry to the full beer spa experience. What makes the value feel solid is that the main attractions are included: access to the beer spa, beer sauna, barley bed, and beer while you’re in the jacuzzi—plus small snack tastings.

If you’re comparing it to a typical spa, the difference is that this session trades a broad menu for a single memorable format. You won’t leave with five different treatments; you’ll leave with one focused experience you’ll remember. If you’re the type who enjoys trying unusual local twists—especially in the Canary Islands—this is the kind of thing that makes the trip feel special without needing a car rental or a long commute.

If you’re on a strict budget, you might skip add-ons. But the base experience is designed to be the main event.

Finding your way to Beer Spa Tenerife

Your start point is the Beer Spa Tenerife itself, and the experience ends back at the meeting point. That’s helpful because you don’t have to plan a second transfer afterward—one less thing to juggle.

One practical tip: arrive with a little buffer time. Some people find the location tricky to spot quickly, so don’t assume you’ll breeze there at the last second. If you’re the type who likes to reduce stress, make this your “late afternoon treat” rather than something wedged between timed tours.

Step-by-step: what happens during the 1-hour circuit

The session runs in a sequence, and understanding the order helps you relax instead of checking the clock.

Welcome and setup when you arrive

You’ll get a warm welcome from the spa staff when you get there. You’re in a tranquil setting right away, and the staff helps you transition into swimwear mode. This matters more than you might think—if you’re flustered at the start, you won’t enjoy the soak as much.

The experience is hosted in multiple languages, including English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian, so you should be able to get clear guidance even if your Spanish is limited.

The hot bubble bath in the beer Jacuzzi

This is the centerpiece: you’ll sink into the jacuzzi-style bubble bath filled with hot bathing beer. You sip cold beer during this part, and you’ll also get paired snack bites.

What I like about this section is the sensory contrast. The bubbles and heat relax your body, while the cold beer keeps it fun instead of feeling like you’re just sitting in a hot tub. It’s the moment that makes the whole experience feel different from a typical spa.

Practical detail: bring what you can, but plan to wear proper swimwear and flip-flops. If you don’t have them, the spa can provide them, but you’ll enjoy the experience more if you come prepared.

Beer sauna to follow the soak

Next comes the beer sauna. The idea here is tied to the beer spa benefits, including absorbing vitamins linked to the treatment. In plain terms: you’ll keep the warmth going and shift from soaking into heat-and-rest.

This is also where your time management matters. The whole session is short, so the sauna won’t feel like a long, slow heat ritual. Still, it supports the “whole circuit” feeling—this isn’t a random add-on. It’s a planned step to keep you in the spa mood right after the tub.

Resting on a barley bed

The final stage is lying back on a soothing barley bed. This is the “let it work” moment: relax, wrap up in a towel, and let your body cool down gradually while the treatment finishes.

Again, since the total session is about an hour, it’s not a lingering nap. But it’s a satisfying finish when you’re ready to stop moving around on vacation.

Some people enjoy this step most when they treat it like a real rest period—no phones, no rushing the moment you hear someone moving around nearby.

The beer tastings and snacks: what you’ll actually eat

If you’re going for the novelty of beer in spa form, don’t ignore the food side. The session includes small snacks: cheese, a beer jam tasting, and chocolate. You’ll also have beer while you’re in the jacuzzi.

What makes this pairing work is that it’s not trying to be a full meal. It’s there to keep you comfortable while you relax and sip. The cheese helps balance cold beer tastes, and the small sweet bites make the experience feel complete.

One note to keep your expectations aligned: the snack portions are small. If you want a big dinner afterward, plan for it. This is snack-tasting, not a feast.

Add a massage if you want more time

You can finish the day with a massage, but it’s available on site for an extra fee. One detail I found helpful from past visitors: some people choose the added massage after the beer spa circuit and described it as a strong way to extend the relaxation. The massage is not included, so decide based on your budget and how sore you feel.

If you’re the type who hates cutting things short, this is a simple way to make the overall experience closer to the length you may want.

Who this Tenerife beer spa suits best

This is ideal for couples, friends, and anyone who wants a fun “one-of-a-kind” relaxation session without a full day commitment. It works well as a holiday closer because it’s a mental reset after walking, driving, and eating your way across Tenerife.

You should also consider your preferences:

• If you enjoy trying unusual local experiences and pairing relaxation with something social, you’ll likely have a great time.
• If you dislike heat routines or want a long spa schedule, you might feel the session is too tight.
• If you’re looking for a standard quiet massage spa, this will feel more playful than traditional.

Also, it’s not suitable for children under 18 and it’s not suitable for pregnant women, so keep that in mind when planning.

Comfort and practical tips that make a difference

Bring what you’re supposed to bring, and you’ll have an easier first 10 minutes:

• Swimwear
• Flip-flops
• Towel (even though you’re wrapped during parts of the session, it’s smart to have your own)
• A change of clothes

The spa can provide swim gear and flip-flops if needed, but that’s a backup. Coming prepared reduces friction and helps you start relaxing faster.

One more practical point: if you’re sensitive to noise, remember the session involves staff moving around to reset and clean between parts. The experience should feel soothing overall, but the nature of shared spa logistics can mean brief moments of distraction.

Accessibility and languages

The experience is wheelchair accessible, which is a big plus. If you use a wheelchair, it’s worth checking with the staff about how you’ll move through the different areas, since the session includes multiple zones (tub, sauna, and bed).

You’ll also be in good hands with languages available: English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian. That makes it easier to get instructions clearly, especially if you’re unfamiliar with a beer spa format.

Should you book the Tenerife Beer Spa?

Book it if you want a short, unusual relaxation experience with beer tastings, a hot beer Jacuzzi, a beer sauna, and a barley-bed finish. If you’re traveling as a couple, it’s also a fun date that doesn’t require a reservation race or complicated planning. And if staff attention matters to you, you’ll likely appreciate the way hosts support guests from start to finish—plus the fact that hosts like Pablo have earned genuine praise.

Skip it or reconsider if you need a long spa schedule or you expect lots of standalone treatments. The session is about one hour, so it’s best for people who can enjoy a focused routine rather than stretching it out. Also, if you’re traveling with kids or if pregnancy is part of your group plan, this one isn’t for you.

If you like the idea of combining relaxation with a truly Tenerife-style twist, this is one of those activities that makes the day feel like it had a story, not just a timetable.

FAQ

How long is the Tenerife Beer Spa experience?

The experience lasts about 1 hour. Starting times depend on availability, so you’ll want to check what slots are open when you book.

What’s included with the ticket?

Your ticket includes entry to the Beer Spa, access to the beer spa circuit (beer spa, beer sauna, and barley bed), beer while in the jacuzzi, and small snacks (including cheese, beer jam tasting, and chocolate).

Do I need to bring anything?

Yes. Bring swimwear, flip-flops, a change of clothes, and a towel. If you don’t have swimwear or flip-flops, they can be provided by the spa.

Can I buy extra treatments?

Yes. Treatments like a massage can be purchased on site for an extra fee.

Is it suitable for kids or pregnant travelers?

No. The experience is not suitable for children under 18 and not suitable for pregnant women.

What languages do the hosts speak?

The host or greeter is listed in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian.

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