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Set sail from Puerto Colón on a private Armani yacht to cruise Tenerife’s dramatic south coast. Expect cliffside views of Los Gigantes, swims in sheltered lagoons, light fishing, and chances to see dolphins and pilot whales.
Set sail from Puerto Colón on a private Armani yacht to cruise Tenerife’s dramatic south coast. Expect cliffside views of Los Gigantes, swims in sheltered lagoons, light fishing, and chances to see dolphins and pilot whales.
You push off from Puerto Colón and the Atlantic opens up—salt on your skin, a low hum from the Armani’s engines, and the southern cliffs of Tenerife unfurling to the west. The yacht slips past sandy coves and black basalt faces; gulls wheel as dolphins slice the bow wake and, if you’re lucky, pilot whales rise in the distance.
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Operated by Lady Sunshine tours · Puerto Colón (Costa Adeje), Santa Cruz de Tenerife
You push off from Puerto Colón and the Atlantic opens up—salt on your skin, a low hum from the Armani’s engines, and the southern cliffs of Tenerife unfurling to the west. The yacht slips past sandy coves and black basalt faces; gulls wheel as dolphins slice the bow wake and, if you’re lucky, pilot whales rise in the distance.
This stretch of Tenerife is shaped by volcanic flows and marine erosion: Los Gigantes’ sheer basalt walls were sculpted by ancient lava and sea, while the narrow Masca gorge tells a human story of isolated farming hamlets and contraband boats. The south coast’s ports and resorts contrast with the raw cliff faces, offering a cultural mix of Canarian fishing traditions and modern tourism.
On a 2-, 3- or 6-hour private charter you’ll cruise shorelines, anchor in sheltered lagoons for swims, try light fishing, and scan for cetaceans. The onboard setup favors small groups—space to sunbathe, a shaded cockpit, and drinks and snacks provided. Guides typically speak English and Spanish and know local wildlife behavior and safe anchorages.
Practical edge: sea conditions change fast—mornings are calmer, afternoons can breeze up. Bring sun protection, a wind layer, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. Hydrate before boarding and wear non-marking shoes for boarding and short shore excursions. Expect relaxation, close wildlife encounters without guarantees, and the kind of coastal geology and maritime history that make Tenerife’s south coast both scenic and sea-smart.
easy.
2–6 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to embark/step into small boats and stand on a moving deck
No wildlife sightings can be guaranteed; pilot whales and several dolphin species are commonly seen year-round, but sightings depend on conditions.
Snacks, bottled water, beer, wine and lemonade are provided as described, with alcoholic drinks served only to those 21+.
Yes—small private groups can include children; life jackets are provided and crew will advise on safe behavior near the rail and when swimming.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; check the operator’s specific terms for exceptions.
The south coast’s ports evolved from small fishing villages; Los Gigantes’ cliffs are former lava flows carved by wave action over millennia.
Avoid feeding or approaching wildlife; use biodegradable sunscreen and follow crew instructions to minimize disturbance to marine mammals.
Lady Sunshine tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Puerto Colón and the Atlantic opens up—salt on your skin, a low hum from the Armani’s engines, and the southern cliffs of Tenerife unfurling to the west. The yacht slips past sandy coves and black basalt faces; gulls wheel as dolphins slice the bow wake and, if you’re lucky, pilot whales rise in the distance.
You push off from Puerto Colón and the Atlantic opens up—salt on your skin, a low hum from the Armani’s engines, and the southern cliffs of Tenerife unfurling to the west. The yacht slips past sandy coves and black basalt faces; gulls wheel as dolphins slice the bow wake and, if you’re lucky, pilot whales rise in the distance.
This stretch of Tenerife is shaped by volcanic flows and marine erosion: Los Gigantes’ sheer basalt walls were sculpted by ancient lava and sea, while the narrow Masca gorge tells a human story of isolated farming hamlets and contraband boats. The south coast’s ports and resorts contrast with the raw cliff faces, offering a cultural mix of Canarian fishing traditions and modern tourism.
On a 2-, 3- or 6-hour private charter you’ll cruise shorelines, anchor in sheltered lagoons for swims, try light fishing, and scan for cetaceans. The onboard setup favors small groups—space to sunbathe, a shaded cockpit, and drinks and snacks provided. Guides typically speak English and Spanish and know local wildlife behavior and safe anchorages.
Practical edge: sea conditions change fast—mornings are calmer, afternoons can breeze up. Bring sun protection, a wind layer, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. Hydrate before boarding and wear non-marking shoes for boarding and short shore excursions. Expect relaxation, close wildlife encounters without guarantees, and the kind of coastal geology and maritime history that make Tenerife’s south coast both scenic and sea-smart.