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Launch from a volcanic ridge and glide 700–1,000 m above Tenerife South on a high-performance tandem flight. Expect 25–30 minutes of airborne exhilaration with panoramic views of Barranco del Infierno, Roque del Conde, and the Atlantic coast.
Launch from a volcanic ridge and glide 700–1,000 m above Tenerife South on a high-performance tandem flight. Expect 25–30 minutes of airborne exhilaration with panoramic views of Barranco del Infierno, Roque del Conde, and the Atlantic coast.
You stand at the lip of a volcanic ridge, wind tugging at the harness, and the Atlantic opening beyond like a cold, steady promise. The instructor counts down; the wing fills and the world drops away — beaches shrink, terraced hillsides unspool, and the gulls curve around you as if to read your name.
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Operated by Overfly Tenerife · Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
You stand at the lip of a volcanic ridge, wind tugging at the harness, and the Atlantic opening beyond like a cold, steady promise. The instructor counts down; the wing fills and the world drops away — beaches shrink, terraced hillsides unspool, and the gulls curve around you as if to read your name.
Tenerife’s south coast is born of lava and uplift: black basalt ridges give way to softer ash valleys, with Roque del Conde and Barranco del Infierno carving dramatic lines into the island. The area’s history runs from pre-Hispanic Guanche shepherding to modern coastal tourism, and today pilots use the same ridgelines that sailors once used as navigation markers.
Local operators based in Costa Adeje run high-performance tandem flights that climb in thermals to 700–1,000 m above sea level. Thermals lift you like an invisible hand; gusts test your balance. Expect 25–30 minutes of airborne flight inside a roughly two-hour visit that includes briefing, transport to takeoff, and debrief.
Practical notes: weight caps (around 100 kg), minimum age six (minors need a guardian), and basic health screening apply. Operators supply harnesses, helmets, and insurance; wear sturdy sports shoes, layered clothing, and a windproof jacket — temperatures are several degrees cooler aloft. Flights depend on conditions and may be rescheduled for safety; bring ID and follow the instructor’s instructions at every stage.
For photographers, the aerial perspective makes coastal beaches, terraced farms, and volcanic scarps visually distinct; for first-timers, the controlled launch and guided landing keep the experience adventurous but accessible.
Flights typically last 25–30 minutes in the air; the full activity including briefing and transport is about two hours.
Yes. The operator enforces a maximum passenger weight (around 100 kg) and a minimum age of 6 years; minors must be accompanied by a guardian.
Flights are weather-dependent; the operator may reschedule or cancel for safety with advance notice and offers a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours prior.
No. These are tandem flights led by an experienced pilot—just follow instructions during takeoff, flight, and landing.
Overfly Tenerife operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You stand at the lip of a volcanic ridge, wind tugging at the harness, and the Atlantic opening beyond like a cold, steady promise. The instructor counts down; the wing fills and the world drops away — beaches shrink, terraced hillsides unspool, and the gulls curve around you as if to read your name.
You stand at the lip of a volcanic ridge, wind tugging at the harness, and the Atlantic opening beyond like a cold, steady promise. The instructor counts down; the wing fills and the world drops away — beaches shrink, terraced hillsides unspool, and the gulls curve around you as if to read your name.
Tenerife’s south coast is born of lava and uplift: black basalt ridges give way to softer ash valleys, with Roque del Conde and Barranco del Infierno carving dramatic lines into the island. The area’s history runs from pre-Hispanic Guanche shepherding to modern coastal tourism, and today pilots use the same ridgelines that sailors once used as navigation markers.
Local operators based in Costa Adeje run high-performance tandem flights that climb in thermals to 700–1,000 m above sea level. Thermals lift you like an invisible hand; gusts test your balance. Expect 25–30 minutes of airborne flight inside a roughly two-hour visit that includes briefing, transport to takeoff, and debrief.
Practical notes: weight caps (around 100 kg), minimum age six (minors need a guardian), and basic health screening apply. Operators supply harnesses, helmets, and insurance; wear sturdy sports shoes, layered clothing, and a windproof jacket — temperatures are several degrees cooler aloft. Flights depend on conditions and may be rescheduled for safety; bring ID and follow the instructor’s instructions at every stage.
For photographers, the aerial perspective makes coastal beaches, terraced farms, and volcanic scarps visually distinct; for first-timers, the controlled launch and guided landing keep the experience adventurous but accessible.