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14,50 €From Los Cristianos port to Playa de las Américas, a digital menu that keeps pace with Tenerife's second most popular tourist municipality.
Arona is the other major tourism engine in southern Tenerife. Together with Adeje, it forms the backbone of tourism on the island, but with its own distinct character: here you'll find everything from the fishing port of Los Cristianos—now converted into a ferry terminal connecting to La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro—to the mid-altitude villages like Vilaflor, Spain's highest. This geographical variety translates into equally diverse hospitality.
The president of the Alliance of Beach and Sun Tourist Municipalities, Fátima Lemes, is the mayor of Arona. That gives you an idea of the municipality's real weight: alongside Adeje, Benidorm and Calvià, it's in the league of Spain's major holiday destinations. Its restaurants serve a predominantly British, German and Nordic family clientele that returns year after year, and values a clear menu, thoughtfully translated, with visible allergens and children's options.
Qaproveche fits especially well in Arona for one specific reason: many businesses in the municipality operate multiple locations. A café in Los Cristianos and another in Las Galletas, or a restaurant with two brothers each running their own place. The VIP plan lets you manage them all from a single dashboard, with different roles for each team and independent or shared menus as needed.
English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch, Danish. Nordic visitors are increasingly common in Arona and tend to stay longer. A menu they understand in their own language raises your average bill effortlessly.
If you have several restaurants in Los Cristianos, Las Galletas or Costa del Silencio, manage them all from one dashboard. Each manager sees only their location. You see everything.
In August and Easter week Arona doesn't rest. Receive multi-language bookings with automatic email confirmation whilst the kitchen is at full stretch. Without losing a single one.
All 14 EU allergens per dish with filters your customers activate on their phone. Essential for British and Nordic clientele used to clear information about what they're eating.
No card, no installation. Sign up with email or Google and go straight to the dashboard.
Import from Excel, upload your PDF and AI will digitise it, or create it dish by dish. Your choice.
Generate your QR code, stick it on the tables and your customers can view the menu in their language.
Exactly, it works the same anywhere in Arona with an internet connection. If you have several locations across different areas of the municipality, you manage them all from the same dashboard with the VIP plan. Each one keeps its own menu, its own QR code and its own opening hours.
Yes. The VIP plan lets you add team members with roles. For example: a manager only sees and edits the restaurant they manage, whilst you as owner see everything. Ideal when you have brothers or partners running different locations within the same group.
Yes. Many Arona hotels and holiday apartments use Qaproveche for their in-house restaurant: WordPress integration also lets you embed the menu and booking system directly on the hotel's website using a shortcode.
Very well. Nordic visitors typically try several dishes during their stay and return to the same restaurant multiple times. A digital menu with clear descriptions in Swedish or Norwegian helps them explore beyond the 'safe' dishes and try something new.
Yes, free plan for ever: 1 restaurant, 1 menu and up to 30 dishes, no ads. When you need AI translation, multi-menu or multi-location, you upgrade to the right plan from the dashboard itself. No setup fees or lock-in.
Start free today. No card, no commitment. The free plan already gives you QR, basic multi-language and full dashboard. If you need more, upgrade to Pro for £14 per month.