The practical part
Here’s how to get there.
Start at Costa Adeje Station
Use the station as the clear south-coast transfer point and choose a service displayed for Los Gigantes.
Check the route label
Line 477’s published corridor includes Playa San Juan, Alcalá and Puerto Santiago before Los Gigantes.
Checked TITSA: Line 477 timetable
Read the current table
Compare the current 477 and 473 timetable entries before boarding; the routes have different published stopping patterns.
Choose the corridor, then the stop
Both published corridors reach Los Gigantes, but 477 names Playa San Juan, Alcalá and Puerto Santiago on its route. The timetable on this page does not list those stops; TITSA's line 477 page does, if they matter to your plan.
Why visit Los Gigantes
WebTenerife identifies Los Gigantes for its large cliffs and the harbour-side setting below them.
Checked WebTenerife: Los Gigantes cliffs
Asked and answered
Questions people ask
Which bus goes from Costa Adeje to Los Gigantes?
Line 477 from Costa Adeje Station, through Playa San Juan, Alcalá and Puerto Santiago, or line 473 on its Los Cristianos–Costa Adeje–Los Gigantes corridor. The two stop differently, so compare them before you board.
How do I get back from Los Gigantes?
On a 477 or 473 towards Costa Adeje or Los Cristianos: check a current departure before you go, and confirm the destination display and the stopping pattern before leaving the station area.
The other half of the plan
And the way back.
Return from Los Gigantes only after checking a current 477 or 473 departure toward Costa Adeje or Los Cristianos. Confirm the destination display and the stopping pattern before leaving the station area.
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