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Cruise Tenerife’s western coast aboard a private motorboat to swim with turtles, explore sea caves and the towering cliffs of Los Gigantes. This luxury 6–8 hour charter includes snacks, lunch, an open bar, snorkeling gear and paddleboards for up to 10 guests.
Cruise Tenerife’s western coast aboard a private motorboat to swim with turtles, explore sea caves and the towering cliffs of Los Gigantes. This luxury 6–8 hour charter includes snacks, lunch, an open bar, snorkeling gear and paddleboards for up to 10 guests.
The boat slips free from the marina and the Atlantic breathes against the hull—salt slick and bright—as Tenerife’s western coastline unfurls. On a private Beneteau Antares 12, a group of up to ten drifts toward the black faces of Los Gigantes, where cliffs throw cool shade over cobalt water and the sea dares you to jump in.
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Operated by Tenerife Sailing Charters S.L · Puerto de Los Gigantes, Tenerife
The boat slips free from the marina and the Atlantic breathes against the hull—salt slick and bright—as Tenerife’s western coastline unfurls. On a private Beneteau Antares 12, a group of up to ten drifts toward the black faces of Los Gigantes, where cliffs throw cool shade over cobalt water and the sea dares you to jump in.
The Canary Islands are volcanic—rock born from eruptions that stacked basalt walls hundreds of meters high—so the coastline here reads like geology in motion. Local culture leans maritime: small fishing harbors, tapas served still-warm, and a long history of respectful seafaring that shifted from subsistence fishing to regulated wildlife tourism. Marine life in these waters includes resident dolphins and turtles; responsible operators follow approach rules to minimize disturbance.
Practically, expect a 6–8 hour private charter with onboard snacks, lunch, an open bar, snorkeling gear, and two paddleboards. Routes are flexible: explore sea caves, glide near the cliffs, snorkel around rock reefs, or anchor in a calm bay for lunch. The captain sets the course based on sea conditions.
Prepare for changing exposure—sun on deck, wind off the bow, cool shade by the cliffs. Morning departures often mean flatter seas and clearer water for snorkeling. Bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive, reef-safe sunscreen, and shoes for boarding. Snorkeling areas can drop off quickly, so basic swim competence is required. With careful planning this charter balances ease and adventure: it’s a day at sea that feels private, purposeful, and unmistakably Canarian.
easy.
6–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable entering and exiting the water and able to swim short distances.
The charter carries a maximum of 10 guests, keeping the experience private and comfortable.
Yes—snorkelling equipment and two paddleboards are included in the charter price.
Snacks, a lunch, and an open bar are provided; dietary preferences like vegetarian options can be requested at booking.
The captain adjusts the route for safety; cancellations and full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance per the operator’s policy.
The western shores of Tenerife are products of volcanic activity; cliffs like Los Gigantes are dramatic basalt faces formed by ancient lava flows and subsequent marine erosion.
Operators in the Canary Islands commonly follow marine-wildlife approach guidelines and encourage reef-safe products; avoid feeding wildlife and maintain respectful distances to reduce stress on animals.
Tenerife Sailing Charters S.L operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips free from the marina and the Atlantic breathes against the hull—salt slick and bright—as Tenerife’s western coastline unfurls. On a private Beneteau Antares 12, a group of up to ten drifts toward the black faces of Los Gigantes, where cliffs throw cool shade over cobalt water and the sea dares you to jump in.
The boat slips free from the marina and the Atlantic breathes against the hull—salt slick and bright—as Tenerife’s western coastline unfurls. On a private Beneteau Antares 12, a group of up to ten drifts toward the black faces of Los Gigantes, where cliffs throw cool shade over cobalt water and the sea dares you to jump in.
The Canary Islands are volcanic—rock born from eruptions that stacked basalt walls hundreds of meters high—so the coastline here reads like geology in motion. Local culture leans maritime: small fishing harbors, tapas served still-warm, and a long history of respectful seafaring that shifted from subsistence fishing to regulated wildlife tourism. Marine life in these waters includes resident dolphins and turtles; responsible operators follow approach rules to minimize disturbance.
Practically, expect a 6–8 hour private charter with onboard snacks, lunch, an open bar, snorkeling gear, and two paddleboards. Routes are flexible: explore sea caves, glide near the cliffs, snorkel around rock reefs, or anchor in a calm bay for lunch. The captain sets the course based on sea conditions.
Prepare for changing exposure—sun on deck, wind off the bow, cool shade by the cliffs. Morning departures often mean flatter seas and clearer water for snorkeling. Bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive, reef-safe sunscreen, and shoes for boarding. Snorkeling areas can drop off quickly, so basic swim competence is required. With careful planning this charter balances ease and adventure: it’s a day at sea that feels private, purposeful, and unmistakably Canarian.