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Board a private yacht from Puerto Colón for a three-hour cruise focused on whales, dolphins and a snorkel stop. This small-group outing includes lunch, an open bar, snorkel gear and hotel pickup within 20 km.
Board a private yacht from Puerto Colón for a three-hour cruise focused on whales, dolphins and a snorkel stop. This small-group outing includes lunch, an open bar, snorkel gear and hotel pickup within 20 km.
The yacht slips away from Puerto Colón, engines settling to a steady hum while Tenerife’s south coast opens up — cliffs give way to wide Atlantic sky and the water, bright and restless, dares you to look closer.
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Operated by Barco de Vela de Lujo Roulette · Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The yacht slips away from Puerto Colón, engines settling to a steady hum while Tenerife’s south coast opens up — cliffs give way to wide Atlantic sky and the water, bright and restless, dares you to look closer.
This three-hour private cruise centers on marine wildlife viewing and short snorkel stops. Tenerife sits on volcanic foundations shaped by Mount Teide; the offshore shelf and deep channels attract pilot whales, bottlenose and common dolphins year-round, with seasonal visitors passing north and south. The port at Puerto Colón grew from fishing and tourism; today crews blend that local maritime knowledge with modern guides who point out seabirds, underwater topography and the occasional cetacean blow.
Expect a relaxed, service-forward outing: small-group privacy, an open bar, snacks and a light lunch, plus snorkel gear. Sightings can be swift — dolphins may race the bow, whales surface for a breath then vanish — so stay ready with camera and attention. Crews typically choose calmer early-morning or late-afternoon windows to improve chances and comfort.
Practicalities: pickup within roughly 20 km of Puerto Colón is often included; infants ride on laps. Passengers with heart problems should avoid the trip, and those prone to seasickness should medicate in advance. Wear non-slip shoes and sun protection, hydrate, and secure personal items before snorkeling. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund. In short: an accessible, three-hour marine encounter that pairs Canary Islands geology and local seamanship with straightforward comforts and strong wildlife potential.
This listing is for a private yacht excursion — the vessel is reserved for your party with a dedicated crew.
Common sightings include resident bottlenose and common dolphins and short-finned pilot whales; other species may pass through seasonally.
Yes — snorkel masks and fins are included; bring a wetsuit if you get cold in the water or if you plan extended swims.
Hotel pickup and drop-off within about 20 km of Puerto Colón are included; cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
Barco de Vela de Lujo Roulette operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht slips away from Puerto Colón, engines settling to a steady hum while Tenerife’s south coast opens up — cliffs give way to wide Atlantic sky and the water, bright and restless, dares you to look closer.
The yacht slips away from Puerto Colón, engines settling to a steady hum while Tenerife’s south coast opens up — cliffs give way to wide Atlantic sky and the water, bright and restless, dares you to look closer.
This three-hour private cruise centers on marine wildlife viewing and short snorkel stops. Tenerife sits on volcanic foundations shaped by Mount Teide; the offshore shelf and deep channels attract pilot whales, bottlenose and common dolphins year-round, with seasonal visitors passing north and south. The port at Puerto Colón grew from fishing and tourism; today crews blend that local maritime knowledge with modern guides who point out seabirds, underwater topography and the occasional cetacean blow.
Expect a relaxed, service-forward outing: small-group privacy, an open bar, snacks and a light lunch, plus snorkel gear. Sightings can be swift — dolphins may race the bow, whales surface for a breath then vanish — so stay ready with camera and attention. Crews typically choose calmer early-morning or late-afternoon windows to improve chances and comfort.
Practicalities: pickup within roughly 20 km of Puerto Colón is often included; infants ride on laps. Passengers with heart problems should avoid the trip, and those prone to seasickness should medicate in advance. Wear non-slip shoes and sun protection, hydrate, and secure personal items before snorkeling. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund. In short: an accessible, three-hour marine encounter that pairs Canary Islands geology and local seamanship with straightforward comforts and strong wildlife potential.