Axe throwing Tenerife is simple fun with rules that keep it safe. What makes it work is the setup for mixed ages: kids 6 to 14 play alongside you using professional suction cup bows, while 14+ can throw axes on the targets. It’s in Playa Las Américas, so it fits easily between beach time and dinner.

I really like the interactive games side of it. You’re not just standing in one spot hoping for a bullseye—there are 15 games, plus different throwing styles like the darts and horseshoe lines, guided by an instructor on site.

One thing to think about: actual axe throwing is restricted to age 14+. If you’re bringing younger kids, they’ll still join in, but they won’t use real axes.

Key things that make Axe Throwing Tenerife worth it

• Two levels of play: suction cup bows for ages 6–14, real axes for 14+.
• 15 interactive games: more variety than a single target lane.
• Guided and supervised: staff explain rules and stay with you during the session.
• Great location: you’re in the Zentral Center shopping mall area in Playa Las Américas.
• Optional Ninja Challenge: shurikens and knives for extra adrenaline.
• Prize-size confidence, not just luck: it’s way harder than it looks.

Axe Throwing Tenerife: The family-friendly thrill that doesn’t feel childish

If you want one activity in Tenerife that works for both adults and kids, this is a strong choice. The format is built for family groups—everyone is doing something the whole time—so the younger crew isn’t stuck watching or getting bored while you throw. It’s also timed well: you get a full experience in about an hour, which matters when your day is split between sightseeing, meals, and the beach.

I also like the practical vibe here. The staff don’t just toss you into the lanes. You get clear safety rules up front, and then you move into the games. It’s the kind of structure that helps first-timers actually enjoy themselves instead of feeling lost.

And yes, I respect the learning curve. Axe throwing isn’t as easy as it looks in photos. You can aim for the right spot and still miss—then quickly realize why proper technique and focus matter.

Where to go: Zentral Center in Playa Las Américas

Your meeting point is AXE THROWING TENERIFE inside the Zentral Center shopping mall, premises 15. That’s useful because you don’t need to figure out a remote location or rely on a taxi for a “maybe we’ll find it” moment. Playa Las Américas is already built around tourist traffic, so getting there tends to be straightforward.

A small practical tip: when you arrive, plan to start fairly quickly once the session begins. This is the sort of activity where shoes and readiness matter, so it’s smart to handle your gear before you show up (more on that below).

Your 1-hour session: how it usually plays out

This experience runs for 1 hour, which is a sweet spot. Long enough to cover safety, explain the basics, and still give you plenty of time on the tracks and game challenges. Short enough that you can plan it without messing up your meal schedule.

While exact timing can vary by day and group size, the structure generally follows this pattern:

• Instructor briefing and safety rules so everyone knows what’s expected
• Practice and then gameplay on the interactive tracks
• Rotation through games so you’re not repeating the same thing endlessly
• Optional extra challenge if you choose the Ninja-style activity

Because you’ll likely mix ages, the flow is designed so kids and adults aren’t stuck waiting for each other. Ages 6–14 handle their version of the action with the suction cup bows, while 14+ are on the axe targets.

Mixed-age rules: suction cup bows vs real axes (and why it matters)

This is the key detail for family planning. You must be at least 14 years old to participate in the axe-throwing activities. Kids 6 to 14 can join the games as well, but they use professional suction cup bows adapted for smaller players, not real axes.

Why this matters: it prevents the usual family problem where adults get the main activity and kids feel sidelined. Here, the younger participants still get a skill game with hands-on interaction—and they’re doing it in the same overall experience space, guided by staff.

If your group includes both teenagers and younger kids, it’s also worth setting expectations. Axe throwing is not instant talent. Even adults take a couple rounds to get the timing right and feel the weight and grip. That learning phase is part of the fun.

The interactive tracks and the 15-game menu

One of the biggest value points is that you’re not buying “one thing.” You’re buying a game session with variety built in. The included activities list includes 15 interactive games, plus throwing-style stations like a darts line and a horseshoe throwing line.

What this means for you on the ground:

• You can choose games that fit your group’s energy.
• You’ll get a better chance of scoring well because you’re not limited to one lane or one target style.
• Mixed groups stay entertained. People can switch between games that feel more skill-based or more playful.

Also, this is the kind of activity where “good vibes” isn’t just marketing. The atmosphere matters because axe throwing requires focus, not chaos. A friendly, guided setting helps people calm down, take their turns, and enjoy the laughs that come from misses and near-hits.

Darts and horseshoes: the throwers-only part isn’t the whole story

Even though the headline is axe throwing, the included lines are smart additions. The darts line and horseshoe throwing line help you broaden the skill challenge beyond one motion.

This is especially useful if:

• Some people in your group aren’t confident with axes yet
• You want a slower-paced option between harder throws
• You’re traveling with mixed skill levels (common in family groups)

It also makes the 1-hour session feel fuller. Instead of doing the same movement repeatedly, you get different target dynamics.

Ninja Experience: shurikens and knives for the adrenaline crowd

If your group wants an extra kick, there’s an Ninja Experience option where you can test your skills by throwing shurikens and knives.

Important practical note: the info doesn’t say this is required. So treat it as a bonus activity you can opt into when you want something more intense. It’s also a good way to keep older kids and adults engaged when they finish their main rounds faster than expected.

If you’re choosing between the standard games and the Ninja-style challenge, pick based on your group’s comfort with focus. The more advanced throws likely demand more attention and patience.

What you get (included) vs what you bring

Here’s what’s included in the experience:

• Instructor
• Safety rules
• Big arsenal
• 15 interactive games
• Suction cup bows for kids under 14
• Darts line
• Horseshoe throwing line
• Good vibes

What’s not included:

• Drinks. You can buy them on site.

That “big arsenal” line is worth noticing. More equipment and game options generally means less waiting and a smoother flow, especially when multiple lanes or groups are running at the same time.

Shoes, clothing, and the rules that keep it running smoothly

This activity is hands-on, so the dress code is not a suggestion.

Allowed/required:

• You must wear closed-toe shoes.

Not allowed:

• Sandals or flip-flops
• Swimwear
• Open-toed shoes
• Vaping
• Alcohol and drugs
• Nudity

If you’re visiting from the beach, plan ahead. Put on your shoes before you walk into the mall area. Closed-toe footwear is the easiest way to avoid a last-minute delay.

Price and value: $23 per person for a full 1-hour activity

At $23 per person for about 1 hour, this is priced like a solid activity you can build into a Tenerife vacation without turning it into a splurge day.

Here’s the value angle I like:

• It covers the instructor-led safety setup
• It includes a whole menu of games (15 interactive games), not just “stand and throw once”
• It works for families with kids 6–14 through suction cup bows
• You get extra options like the darts and horseshoe lines, plus the Ninja Experience if you want it

Is it the cheapest thing in town? Probably not. But for a structured, supervised, equipment-based experience in the middle of Playa Las Américas, it tends to feel fair—especially if you consider how quickly an hour of guided, family-focused entertainment can add up elsewhere.

Who should book Axe Throwing Tenerife

This is a great match if you:

• Want a family activity where kids and adults both do something
• Have mixed ages, especially groups with kids under 14 who still want action
• Like friendly competition and short-game challenges
• Prefer structured fun over open-ended activities

It’s also a good pick for groups. The setup is described as perfect for groups like bachelor parties and family celebrations, which makes sense given the lanes, games, and guided rules.

Who should skip

Based on the provided details, it’s not suitable for:

• Children under 6
• People who are visually impaired
• People with haemophilia

The reality check: it’s fun, but you’ll earn your hits

One of the most useful “expectations” notes from real experience is simple: axe throwing is harder than it looks. Even with good rules and guidance, landing throws in a way that feels smooth takes a few rounds.

I like that honesty because it changes how you approach it:

• Go for progress, not perfection
• Treat misses as part of the game
• Let the instructor’s guidance do its job

That’s also why this works well for families. You’re not expecting instant skill. You’re building it, together, while laughing at the near-misses.

Clean, well-run, and close to where you already are

The location in Playa Las Américas is a practical win. You’re in the tourist area, inside a major shopping mall complex, which makes planning easier than searching for a separate venue far out of the main route.

I also appreciate the “clean and well-maintained” feel and the warm welcome vibe. When an activity is guided and the space is kept tidy, it makes it easier for kids to relax and for adults to focus on enjoying the experience instead of worrying about details.

Should you book Axe Throwing Tenerife?

Book it if you want a 1-hour, instructor-led family activity that includes real games for everyone and doesn’t force kids to sit out. The mixed-age format is the big reason to choose it, plus the variety of 15 interactive games and optional Ninja challenge.

Skip it if your group includes children under 6, someone who can’t participate as listed (visually impaired or haemophilia), or if your group is set on an experience where everyone throws the same way. Axe throwing is age-gated—kids 6–14 play with suction cup bows—so make sure that fits your expectations.

FAQ

Where is Axe Throwing Tenerife located?

It’s located in AXE THROWING TENERIFE – ZENTRAL CENTER shopping mall, premises 15.

How long is the experience?

The duration is 1 hour.

How old do you need to be to throw axes?

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

Can children under 14 participate?

Yes. Kids aged 6 to 14 can join the games using professional suction cup bows, but they don’t throw axes.

Are closed-toe shoes required?

Yes. Closed-toe shoes are required, and sandals or open-toed shoes are not allowed.

What is included in the price?

Included items are the instructor, safety rules, big arsenal, 15 interactive games, suction cup bows for kids under 14, plus darts and horseshoe throwing lines.

Is the Ninja Experience available?

Yes. There’s a Ninja Experience option where you can throw shurikens and knives.

What if I need to cancel?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.