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Soar from an 800 m launch above Costa Adeje and glide over volcanic ridgelines toward sandy landings at La Caleta. This Bronze tandem flight delivers 10–25 minutes of silent flight within a two‑hour experience with pickup included.
Soar from an 800 m launch above Costa Adeje and glide over volcanic ridgelines toward sandy landings at La Caleta. This Bronze tandem flight delivers 10–25 minutes of silent flight within a two‑hour experience with pickup included.
You step out of the Mercedes Vito and the island wind greets you—warm, insistent, already shaping the glider above the ridge. At roughly 800 m takeoff the hillside leans toward the Atlantic and the pilot’s calm voice becomes part of the air’s rhythm. After a short harness check and a few practiced steps you feel the slope give way beneath your feet and, with the sea pulling at the horizon, you float.
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Operated by Airsports Tenerife Paragliding · Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
You step out of the Mercedes Vito and the island wind greets you—warm, insistent, already shaping the glider above the ridge. At roughly 800 m takeoff the hillside leans toward the Atlantic and the pilot’s calm voice becomes part of the air’s rhythm. After a short harness check and a few practiced steps you feel the slope give way beneath your feet and, with the sea pulling at the horizon, you float.
Tenerife’s landscape is volcanic: black basalt ridges carved by ancient flows and wind that continues to sculpt cliffs and beaches below. The Guanche people first read these islands by sky and sea; today pilots read thermals in much the same way, using daytime updrafts to lift and prolong flight. Flights launch from elevated ridgelines above Costa Adeje and—conditions permitting—finish on the soft sands of La Caleta, the sound of Atlantic waves marking the landing.
Expect 10–25 minutes airborne inside a 2‑hour window that includes pickup, briefing, and transfer. Terrain is mixed: steep grassy launch slope, variable winds aloft, and beach landings when feasible. The pilots brief you on takeoff, in‑flight posture, and a controlled foot landing.
Practical tips: travel light, wear closed‑toe shoes and layers (wind at launch can be cool), bring ID and your booked weight/age details, and plan mornings or late afternoons for calmer winds. The operator’s decades on Tenerife mean they’ll choose the safest windows to fly—still, flights may be rescheduled for weather. For people who want a hands‑on feel, instructors can hand control over in stable air so you get a short taste of true flight.
Air time varies with conditions—expect roughly 10–25 minutes in the air within a two‑hour experience that includes transfers and briefing.
Yes. Maximum passenger weight is 100 kg; not recommended for pregnant travelers, people with serious heart conditions or spinal injuries, and those with reduced mobility.
Yes — the Bronze flight includes free pick up within Costa Adeje; confirm pickup point and time when booking.
Flights are canceled or rescheduled in unsuitable winds or rain for safety; the operator will offer a refund if canceled at least 24 hours in advance or rebook when possible.
Airsports Tenerife Paragliding operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of the Mercedes Vito and the island wind greets you—warm, insistent, already shaping the glider above the ridge. At roughly 800 m takeoff the hillside leans toward the Atlantic and the pilot’s calm voice becomes part of the air’s rhythm. After a short harness check and a few practiced steps you feel the slope give way beneath your feet and, with the sea pulling at the horizon, you float.
You step out of the Mercedes Vito and the island wind greets you—warm, insistent, already shaping the glider above the ridge. At roughly 800 m takeoff the hillside leans toward the Atlantic and the pilot’s calm voice becomes part of the air’s rhythm. After a short harness check and a few practiced steps you feel the slope give way beneath your feet and, with the sea pulling at the horizon, you float.
Tenerife’s landscape is volcanic: black basalt ridges carved by ancient flows and wind that continues to sculpt cliffs and beaches below. The Guanche people first read these islands by sky and sea; today pilots read thermals in much the same way, using daytime updrafts to lift and prolong flight. Flights launch from elevated ridgelines above Costa Adeje and—conditions permitting—finish on the soft sands of La Caleta, the sound of Atlantic waves marking the landing.
Expect 10–25 minutes airborne inside a 2‑hour window that includes pickup, briefing, and transfer. Terrain is mixed: steep grassy launch slope, variable winds aloft, and beach landings when feasible. The pilots brief you on takeoff, in‑flight posture, and a controlled foot landing.
Practical tips: travel light, wear closed‑toe shoes and layers (wind at launch can be cool), bring ID and your booked weight/age details, and plan mornings or late afternoons for calmer winds. The operator’s decades on Tenerife mean they’ll choose the safest windows to fly—still, flights may be rescheduled for weather. For people who want a hands‑on feel, instructors can hand control over in stable air so you get a short taste of true flight.