What is the minimum age?

Minimum age is 10; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

How long is the ride?

The booking window is 30 minutes; about 10 minutes is spent being towed on the inflatable.

Is prior experience required?

No—there are no technical skills required, but riders must be able to hold on and follow crew instructions.

Can I wear sunglasses or jewelry?

No—loose items will likely be lost; remove jewelry and secure sunglasses in a pocket or leave them ashore.

How are refunds handled?

Cancellation with over a month's notice receives a full refund; same-day changes depend on sea conditions and operator policy.

Crazy UFO Tenerife: High-Speed Inflatable UFO Ride from Puerto Colón

Q: What medical conditions exclude riders?

People with back or heart problems, serious medical conditions, or pregnancy should not participate.

On the sunbaked southern coast of Tenerife, in Arona, Canarias, Spain, the Crazy UFO is a short blast of ocean mayhem that feels like a theme-park stunt staged on open water. Launching from meeting points at Puerto Colon, Troya, Torviscas, and Fanabe, this frisbee-shaped inflatable is towed by a speedboat across Atlantic swells; riders stand, crouch, or clutch handles as the disc skims, lifts, and buckles beneath them. Ten minutes of airtime and high-speed spray compresses into a memory you’ll laugh about for years.

The setting matters. Tenerife’s south shore is shaped by volcanic basalt and cliffs that drop abruptly to the sea; winds funnel along the coastline and create the choppy, lift-ready waves that make the Crazy UFO so addictive. On clear days the Atlantic flashes cobalt and the silhouette of La Gomera sits on the horizon; beneath the surface, occasional pods of bottlenose dolphins and shoals of barracuda remind you this is real ocean play, not a pool.

What makes this provider stand out is how quickly they turn local ocean conditions into a safe, repeatable adrenaline ride. The crew runs tight safety checks, enforces a minimum age of 10 (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult), and limits groups to eight people, so you get personal attention instead of a crowded raft. The ride is brief—about 10 minutes of actual towing in a 30-minute booking window—so it’s perfect as an add-on during a beach day in Playa de las Américas or a half-day of coastal cruising.

Practical notes that matter: this activity is not suitable for people with back or heart problems, serious medical conditions, or pregnancy; the operator will refuse riders who report those risks. Bring swimwear, a snug life jacket will be provided, and skip loose accessories—rings, watches, and sunglasses can fly. Cancellation is generous for advanced notice: full refunds over a month out.

For visitors staying in Arona or nearby Costa Adeje, the Crazy UFO is an efficient, high-thrill way to sample Tenerife’s ocean energy without committing to a full-day excursion. It pairs well with snorkeling trips or a dolphin-watching charter earlier in the day. If you want to feel airborne over Atlantic rollers while the boat thumps behind you, this short, controlled rush delivers a clean hit of seaside exhilaration.

Bookings run through the operator’s online system; arrive at the listed meeting point typically 20 minutes early so staff can run a safety briefing and fit your vest. The provider operates year-round, but sea conditions determine schedules and on rough days rides may be postponed. The meeting address is C. Cristóbal Colón, 6, 38660 Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. No experience is required—only balance and a good sense of humor.

Crazy UFO Tenerife: High-Speed Inflatable UFO Ride from Puerto Colón

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