AXE THROWING TENERIFE

Axes, but make it family safe. This is a fun Playa Las Américas activity where kids 6 to 14 play with professional suction cup bows, while guests 15 and up throw real axes on interactive tracks. I like how the place keeps the energy high and everyone involved, not just watching. One possible drawback, the axe-throwing part is harder than it looks, so early throws might feel a bit off before things click.

I also appreciate that you get real guidance from the staff and you can choose different games, so a group is never stuck doing the same thing for a whole hour. The vibe is welcoming, and the setup feels clean and well kept, which matters when you are bringing kids.

Finally, plan your outfit carefully. You will need closed-toe shoes, and sandals or flip-flops are not allowed, so pack accordingly.

Key Things to Know Before You Go

• Suction cup bows for ages 6 to 14 so younger kids join the games without throwing axes
• Minimum age 14 for axe throwing, so you know who can use the real gear
• 15 interactive games plus extra throwing styles like darts and horseshoes
• Ninja Experience option for people who want shurikens and knives
• Shopping mall location in Playa Las Américas makes it easy to slot into a vacation day
• Instructors stay with your group for rules, safety, and a smooth start

Why Axe Throwing Tenerife Works in Playa Las Américas

Playa Las Américas is the kind of place where you can spend days just moving from beach to shops to dinner, so it helps to have an activity that feels different but still fits your schedule. Axe Throwing Tenerife is right inside the Zentral Center shopping mall, premises 15, in the heart of the tourist area. That means you can do it even if your beach time runs long, and you do not have to commit to a complicated day trip.

The biggest win for families is that this is built as a shared experience. Younger kids are not stuck on the sidelines, and adults are not forced to slow down just because it is a family setup. The interactive track format keeps things moving, and the staff guides you through the safety rules so you are not guessing what to do.

And yes, it is still axe throwing. The place offers professional equipment, and the whole point is that you get to try the sport, not just stand around for a photo.

Ages, Gear, and Rules That Keep It Simple

Here is the clarity you will want before you book.

• Minimum age for axe throwing: 14 years old
• Kids ages 6 to 14: they join the same games, but they do not throw axes
• Instead, they use professional suction cup bows designed for younger players
• Children under 6 are not suitable for this activity
• Wheelchair accessibility: the activity is wheelchair accessible

Now for the safety and policy stuff that affects what you bring:

• Closed-toe shoes are required. No sandals or flip-flops, and open-toed shoes are not allowed.
• Swimwear is not allowed.
• Alcohol and drugs are not allowed.
• Vaping is not allowed.
• Nudity is not allowed.

If you are traveling with teens and young kids, this setup is a good match. The age split is clear, and everyone has a role. Just remember, a child who is 10 will be aiming with a suction bow, not a real axe. That is actually part of the fun, because kids still get the same goal-based games and the same “try again” momentum.

Also note the health and safety limitations:

• Not suitable for people with haemophilia
• Not suitable for visually impaired people

If any of that applies to your group, check before you go. The safety boundaries are part of what keeps the activity running smoothly.

What a 1-Hour Session Feels Like, Step by Step

This is a 1-hour experience. For something this hands-on, one hour is a sweet spot: long enough to learn the basic rhythm, short enough that it stays playful even with kids.

The session typically starts with an instructor-led safety briefing. You will get the rules of where to stand, how to handle the throwing area, and what “good form” looks like for aiming. Then you move into the games. The staff is there at all times to guide you and keep the flow organized, including for groups with mixed ages.

Here is the part I want you to expect going in: getting the axe to land well takes practice. It is not just a casual throw where everything sticks on the first try. In fact, the learning curve is part of the entertainment. You go from clumsy to controlled, and then you notice your aim improving.

For kids, the suction cup bow format changes the feel but keeps the challenge. Kids still learn how to line up, focus, and aim for the target. It is not “only for fun,” it is more like safe training disguised as a game.

The Games: More Than Just Throwing Axes

Axe Throwing Tenerife is set up for groups, and you can feel that in the way the games are structured. You get 15 interactive games, which is important because it prevents the session from turning into one endless variation of the same throw.

In your hour, you might bounce between different challenges that test accuracy, consistency, and quick reactions. There are interactive tracks and custom games for groups, which helps if you are traveling with siblings, cousins, or a mixed-age crew where everyone wants a turn at the spotlight.

In addition to the axe targets, the included options also mention:

• Darts line
• Horseshoe throwing line

That matters for two reasons. First, it gives your group variety so you do not feel stuck at one station. Second, it helps the “I am good at this” feeling happen for more than one person. Some people pick up the axe faster. Others shine with darts or horseshoes. The broader menu makes it easier for groups to stay upbeat.

If you are the type who likes friendly competition, the game format does that without turning it into a formal contest you have to study for. You just play, adjust, and try again.

Ninja Experience: Shurikens and Knives for Adrenaline Seekers

If your group wants to level up, the experience includes an optional Ninja Experience where you can test skills by throwing shurikens and knives.

The data does not spell out exactly how this is timed inside your hour, but the way it is described makes it feel like a higher-adrenaline variation for people who want more challenge than standard axe throws. If you have a teen who is already improving their aim, this can be a fun moment to turn the session into a mini skill showcase.

My advice: do not pick this if the whole plan hinges on being stress-free for young kids who need steady attention. If your group is mostly adults or confident older kids, it can be a great add-on. If your group is very mixed-age and you want maximum calm, focus on the main axe and suction bow games first.

Price and Value at Around $23 per Person

At about $23 per person, this sits in the “reasonable vacation fun” range. The value comes from what is included, not just the price tag.

You are getting:

• an instructor
• safety rules
• a big arsenal of equipment
• 15 interactive games
• suction cup bows for ages 6 to 14
• darts and horseshoe throwing lines

And the most overlooked value piece is that everyone participates. Younger kids are not paying to watch. Adults are not paying for a passive activity either. The setup is designed so you all do something actively in the same hour.

So if you are looking for an experience that feels like it actually includes your whole group, this price can make sense. If you expect an advanced axe-throwing lesson or a long training session, you might want to look elsewhere because this is still a one-hour, game-based experience.

Where to Meet Inside Zentral Center (and What to Wear)

The meeting point is clearly listed as AXE THROWING TENERIFE – ZENTRAL CENTER shopping mall, premises 15.

That is genuinely convenient on Tenerife. If your day is already around Playa Las Américas, you can stop by without dealing with long transport. It is also the kind of indoor meeting spot that helps if the weather changes.

What to wear is where people accidentally mess up:

• Wear closed-toe shoes.
• Do not show up in sandals, flip-flops, or open-toed footwear.
• Do not plan to do this in swimwear.
• Keep it free from items that might feel unsafe around an active throwing area.

If you want a smooth start, I suggest arriving a few minutes early, get your shoes sorted, and let the instructor take it from there.

Also, drinks are not included, so if you need water or something to sip during the wait, you will buy it on site.

Who Should Book Axe Throwing Tenerife

This is a great match for:

• Families with kids who are at least 6, especially if you have a mix of ages up to teens
• Groups that want one shared activity where multiple people can participate at once
• Bachelor parties and celebration groups that like friendly competition and structured fun
• People who want a unique activity in a very tourist-centered area, without spending half the day commuting

It might not be the best fit if:

• Your group includes someone under 6
• Your group needs an experience that works well for visually impaired guests
• Your group includes someone with haemophilia
• You are traveling with kids who are expecting to throw real axes at age 6 to 13, because they will use suction cup bows instead

One more practical note: axe throwing is skill-based. Even when it is beginner-friendly, you will not automatically stick every throw. If your group gets frustrated easily, go in treating the first few throws as a warm-up, not a test.

Tips to Aim Better Fast (Without Overthinking It)

You do not need special training to enjoy this. You do need a calm approach.

Here is what helps in a game like this:

• Listen closely to the first safety and aiming guidance. That is usually where the big improvements happen.
• Focus on repeatable stance. If your feet and shoulders keep shifting, your throws will feel random.
• Treat each round as feedback. If you miss low, adjust. If you miss wide, aim tighter.
• If you are with kids, keep encouragement simple. A few words like try again and good focus works better than long coaching.
• Bring realistic expectations. Even people who think they will be great at first are often surprised by how much control the throw needs.

Also, keep an eye on comfort. Closed-toe shoes help with safety, but they also help you plant your foot confidently. The more stable you feel, the easier it is to concentrate.

Should You Book Axe Throwing Tenerife?

If you want a fun, hands-on family activity that fits easily into Playa Las Américas, I think Axe Throwing Tenerife is worth booking. The biggest reasons are the age-inclusive setup, with suction cup bows for kids 6 to 14, and the fact you get real instruction and enough games to keep the hour from dragging.

Book it if your group likes trying something new, you can follow the closed-toe shoe rule, and you understand that axe throwing is a skill that takes a few throws to get comfortable.

Skip it or reconsider if anyone in your group falls under the “not suitable” categories listed for this activity, or if your youngest members are expecting real axe throws. The experience is still fun for them, but it is structured differently.

FAQ

Where is the meeting point for Axe Throwing Tenerife?

You meet at AXE THROWING TENERIFE – ZENTRAL CENTER shopping mall, premises 15, in Playa Las Américas.

How long is the activity?

The session lasts 1 hour.

How much does it cost?

It is priced at about $23 per person.

What is the minimum age to participate in axe throwing?

You must be at least 14 years old to participate in the axe-throwing activities.

Can children throw axes?

Kids aged 6 to 14 can join the games, but they do not throw axes. They use professional suction cup bows instead.

What should I wear?

Shoes must be closed-toe. Sandals or flip-flops, open-toed shoes, and swimwear are not allowed.

Is this activity wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the activity is wheelchair accessible.