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Choose a 2–4 hour private charter aboard a Beneteau Antares 42 to explore Tenerife’s southern coast with a crew, snorkeling, paddleboards, and all-inclusive drinks and tapas. Ideal for families or small groups seeking a customizable ocean escape.
Choose a 2–4 hour private charter aboard a Beneteau Antares 42 to explore Tenerife’s southern coast with a crew, snorkeling, paddleboards, and all-inclusive drinks and tapas. Ideal for families or small groups seeking a customizable ocean escape.
The ocean opens like a deliberate invitation as the Beneteau Antares 42 slips away from Puerto Colón; wind and waves test your attention, the crew answers with chilled glasses and a steady hand at the helm.
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Operated by Tenerife Sailing Charters S.L · Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The ocean opens like a deliberate invitation as the Beneteau Antares 42 slips away from Puerto Colón; wind and waves test your attention, the crew answers with chilled glasses and a steady hand at the helm.
On a short charter the coast of southern Tenerife becomes a sequence of cinematic frames: volcanic cliffs, black-sand coves, and the pale ribbon of Montaña Roja. The sea here is young in geological terms—lava flows have shaped headlands and cut deep bays—and that geology sets the rules for marine life and the pockets of calm water where you can swim, snorkel, or paddleboard.
Human history overlaps with that geology. Guanche settlements once watched these same approaches; later, Spanish sailors and fishermen mapped the coves that today's charters now visit. Local culinary notes—fresh baguettes, tapas, and Canary cheeses—arrive on board, a compact expression of island culture that pairs easily with Atlantic air.
Practically, these private charters are modular: 2 hours for a coastal cruise and photo runs, 3 hours to add snorkeling or paddleboarding, 4 hours to use sea scooters and a floating beach club. Expect all safety gear, an experienced captain, and a crew that stages departures from Costa Adeje/Los Cristianos harbors. Plan for sun exposure, a light swell, and occasional marine traffic; the crew will adjust the route for wildlife encounters or calmer anchorages.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, and a sense of curiosity. Whether seeking a brisk marine sprint or a slow afternoon of snorkeling and tapas, a private motor-boat charter here is a practical, high-comfort way to read the coast from the water.
Yes, a 2-hour trip can include a short snorkeling stop if weather and sea conditions are favorable, but 3–4 hours give more relaxed time in the water.
Many operators offer nearby pickup and drop-off—confirm your pickup point during booking and expect a short transfer window if included.
Children are welcome but must be supervised; life jackets are provided and non-swimmers should remain near the stern or wear a vest during water activities.
Dolphins, pilot whales, and sea turtles are frequently sighted off southern Tenerife, though wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Tenerife Sailing Charters S.L operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The ocean opens like a deliberate invitation as the Beneteau Antares 42 slips away from Puerto Colón; wind and waves test your attention, the crew answers with chilled glasses and a steady hand at the helm.
The ocean opens like a deliberate invitation as the Beneteau Antares 42 slips away from Puerto Colón; wind and waves test your attention, the crew answers with chilled glasses and a steady hand at the helm.
On a short charter the coast of southern Tenerife becomes a sequence of cinematic frames: volcanic cliffs, black-sand coves, and the pale ribbon of Montaña Roja. The sea here is young in geological terms—lava flows have shaped headlands and cut deep bays—and that geology sets the rules for marine life and the pockets of calm water where you can swim, snorkel, or paddleboard.
Human history overlaps with that geology. Guanche settlements once watched these same approaches; later, Spanish sailors and fishermen mapped the coves that today's charters now visit. Local culinary notes—fresh baguettes, tapas, and Canary cheeses—arrive on board, a compact expression of island culture that pairs easily with Atlantic air.
Practically, these private charters are modular: 2 hours for a coastal cruise and photo runs, 3 hours to add snorkeling or paddleboarding, 4 hours to use sea scooters and a floating beach club. Expect all safety gear, an experienced captain, and a crew that stages departures from Costa Adeje/Los Cristianos harbors. Plan for sun exposure, a light swell, and occasional marine traffic; the crew will adjust the route for wildlife encounters or calmer anchorages.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, and a sense of curiosity. Whether seeking a brisk marine sprint or a slow afternoon of snorkeling and tapas, a private motor-boat charter here is a practical, high-comfort way to read the coast from the water.