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Sip champagne on a small-group Beneteau Antares 42 while stopping for snorkeling, paddleboarding and sea-scooter fun along Tenerife’s volcanic coast. This three-hour shared yacht cruise blends Canarian tapas, all-inclusive drinks and the chance to spot dolphins.
Sip champagne on a small-group Beneteau Antares 42 while stopping for snorkeling, paddleboarding and sea-scooter fun along Tenerife’s volcanic coast. This three-hour shared yacht cruise blends Canarian tapas, all-inclusive drinks and the chance to spot dolphins.
A bright deck, the Atlantic opening like a road of light, and the pop of a cork — the cruise begins in a harbor where the captain greets the small group with a glass of champagne and a quick safety brief. The Beneteau Antares 42 eases away from the quay, sails or engine cutting the surface as coastal cliffs and volcanic ridges unfold.
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Operated by Tenerife Sailing Charters S.L · Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
A bright deck, the Atlantic opening like a road of light, and the pop of a cork — the cruise begins in a harbor where the captain greets the small group with a glass of champagne and a quick safety brief. The Beneteau Antares 42 eases away from the quay, sails or engine cutting the surface as coastal cliffs and volcanic ridges unfold.
Tenerife’s coastline is a direct readout of volcanic history: basalt cliffs, black sand coves and the distant cone of Teide shaping wind and swell. The sea here supports a surprising density of life — schools of fish, shoals near reef outcrops, and frequent dolphin pods that slice through the same currents that dare a swimmer. Culturally, the voyage pairs maritime tradition with Canarian flavors; tapas aboard (tortilla, jamón, cheese) reference centuries of Atlantic trade and local agriculture.
Practical guidance is straightforward. Expect three hours on the water with stops for snorkeling, paddleboarding and electric sea scooters; equipment and drinks are included. Dress for wind on the open deck—layers and a waterproof shell are useful—and bring reef-safe sunscreen. If you plan to snorkel, mask-fitting and basic swim competence are required; crew provide gear and guidance. Seas can be calm near coves but choppier offshore, so consider motion-sickness prevention if you’re sensitive.
This shared charter balances leisure and activity: lounge with a drink between swims, follow crew cues for marine life encounters, and leave no trace — plastic and food remnants are managed on board. For travelers wanting a short, high-touch sea day that mixes gentle adventure with culinary treats, this cruise is a practical, memorable way to explore Tenerife’s Atlantic coast.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for people in average physical condition; basic swimming ability recommended for water activities
Yes — the tour includes all-inclusive drinks (champagne, wine, beer, soft drinks) and a selection of Spanish tapas.
Yes — masks, snorkels and sea scooters are provided and crew will help with fit and safety instructions.
Non-swimmers can join the cruise but should stay on deck; participation in snorkeling or paddleboarding requires basic swim competence and lifejackets are provided.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; the operator may cancel for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
Tenerife’s maritime routes have long connected Canary culture with Atlantic trade; small craft and modern charters continue a history of seafaring on volcanic shores.
Operators commonly promote reef-safe products and manage onboard waste; guests should avoid bringing single-use plastics and follow crew guidance to protect marine habitats.
Tenerife Sailing Charters S.L operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A bright deck, the Atlantic opening like a road of light, and the pop of a cork — the cruise begins in a harbor where the captain greets the small group with a glass of champagne and a quick safety brief. The Beneteau Antares 42 eases away from the quay, sails or engine cutting the surface as coastal cliffs and volcanic ridges unfold.
A bright deck, the Atlantic opening like a road of light, and the pop of a cork — the cruise begins in a harbor where the captain greets the small group with a glass of champagne and a quick safety brief. The Beneteau Antares 42 eases away from the quay, sails or engine cutting the surface as coastal cliffs and volcanic ridges unfold.
Tenerife’s coastline is a direct readout of volcanic history: basalt cliffs, black sand coves and the distant cone of Teide shaping wind and swell. The sea here supports a surprising density of life — schools of fish, shoals near reef outcrops, and frequent dolphin pods that slice through the same currents that dare a swimmer. Culturally, the voyage pairs maritime tradition with Canarian flavors; tapas aboard (tortilla, jamón, cheese) reference centuries of Atlantic trade and local agriculture.
Practical guidance is straightforward. Expect three hours on the water with stops for snorkeling, paddleboarding and electric sea scooters; equipment and drinks are included. Dress for wind on the open deck—layers and a waterproof shell are useful—and bring reef-safe sunscreen. If you plan to snorkel, mask-fitting and basic swim competence are required; crew provide gear and guidance. Seas can be calm near coves but choppier offshore, so consider motion-sickness prevention if you’re sensitive.
This shared charter balances leisure and activity: lounge with a drink between swims, follow crew cues for marine life encounters, and leave no trace — plastic and food remnants are managed on board. For travelers wanting a short, high-touch sea day that mixes gentle adventure with culinary treats, this cruise is a practical, memorable way to explore Tenerife’s Atlantic coast.