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Spend three hours aboard a private motor yacht off Tenerife’s south coast watching whales, snorkeling in turquoise bays, and passing the dramatic cliffs of Los Cristianos. The crew serves tapas and guides whale-spotting while you relax on sunbunks or explore sea caves.
Spend three hours aboard a private motor yacht off Tenerife’s south coast watching whales, snorkeling in turquoise bays, and passing the dramatic cliffs of Los Cristianos. The crew serves tapas and guides whale-spotting while you relax on sunbunks or explore sea caves.
The bow lifts, the Atlantic pushes, and Tenerife slips into a long blue frame: jagged cliffs on one side, glassy open sea on the other. Onboard the Royal Ocean, a spacious motor yacht with a fly deck and cushioned sunbunks, the crew eases the engines and points toward a line of dorsal fins.
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Operated by Royal Ocean · Las Galletas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The bow lifts, the Atlantic pushes, and Tenerife slips into a long blue frame: jagged cliffs on one side, glassy open sea on the other. Onboard the Royal Ocean, a spacious motor yacht with a fly deck and cushioned sunbunks, the crew eases the engines and points toward a line of dorsal fins.
This three-hour private outing sets out from Las Galletas into waters shaped by volcanic geologic drama—lava flows and sea cliffs carved over millennia. Tenerife’s south coast, once hammered by eruptions, now hosts deep canyons that funnel pelagic mammals close to shore; sightings of pilot whales, bottlenose dolphins, and feeding schools are common. The itinerary blends natural history with local culture: Spanish tapas, jamón, cheeses and cold drinks served while the captain explains marine behaviors and the nearby fish farms that attract dolphins.
After watching whales, the yacht anchors in a sheltered turquoise bay beneath the cliffs of Los Cristianos. Guests disembark for snorkeling in clear water—snorkel gear and a SUP are provided—and can explore small sea caves accessible by a short rocky shore walk.
Practicalities: the trip runs about three hours and is suitable for most fitness levels. Toilets and shaded salon space are available; towels are provided. Seasickness medication is advised for those prone to motion discomfort. Arrive with reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, and a camera with a wrist strap. Weather and marine conditions determine exact route; operators cancel for rough seas and offer full refunds with 24‑hour notice.
easy.
3 hours.
Moderate mobility: able to step aboard, move on deck, and swim/snorkel briefly; not strenuous.
Sightings are frequent along Tenerife’s southern canyons—pilots and dolphins are commonly seen, though wildlife cannot be guaranteed.
Yes—masks, snorkels and fins are supplied; staff will brief beginners before entering the water.
The tour includes snacks, tapas, bottled water, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages as described in the itinerary.
Yes—this yacht is often booked for private events and sunset cruises; mention special requests at booking for tailored service.
Tenerife’s south coast is a product of volcanic eruptions and marine erosion; historic fishing villages like Las Galletas evolved around sheltered coves and fish markets.
Operators in the area follow guidelines to minimize disturbance of cetaceans and encourage reef‑safe products; avoid touching wildlife and anchor in designated sandy spots to protect seabed habitats.
Royal Ocean operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow lifts, the Atlantic pushes, and Tenerife slips into a long blue frame: jagged cliffs on one side, glassy open sea on the other. Onboard the Royal Ocean, a spacious motor yacht with a fly deck and cushioned sunbunks, the crew eases the engines and points toward a line of dorsal fins.
The bow lifts, the Atlantic pushes, and Tenerife slips into a long blue frame: jagged cliffs on one side, glassy open sea on the other. Onboard the Royal Ocean, a spacious motor yacht with a fly deck and cushioned sunbunks, the crew eases the engines and points toward a line of dorsal fins.
This three-hour private outing sets out from Las Galletas into waters shaped by volcanic geologic drama—lava flows and sea cliffs carved over millennia. Tenerife’s south coast, once hammered by eruptions, now hosts deep canyons that funnel pelagic mammals close to shore; sightings of pilot whales, bottlenose dolphins, and feeding schools are common. The itinerary blends natural history with local culture: Spanish tapas, jamón, cheeses and cold drinks served while the captain explains marine behaviors and the nearby fish farms that attract dolphins.
After watching whales, the yacht anchors in a sheltered turquoise bay beneath the cliffs of Los Cristianos. Guests disembark for snorkeling in clear water—snorkel gear and a SUP are provided—and can explore small sea caves accessible by a short rocky shore walk.
Practicalities: the trip runs about three hours and is suitable for most fitness levels. Toilets and shaded salon space are available; towels are provided. Seasickness medication is advised for those prone to motion discomfort. Arrive with reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, and a camera with a wrist strap. Weather and marine conditions determine exact route; operators cancel for rough seas and offer full refunds with 24‑hour notice.