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Skim the Atlantic along Tenerife’s southern coast on a guided two-hour double jet ski safari. Expect coastal speed, a possible swim or snorkel stop, and views that can reach the basalt cliffs of Los Gigantes when weather allows.
Skim the Atlantic along Tenerife’s southern coast on a guided two-hour double jet ski safari. Expect coastal speed, a possible swim or snorkel stop, and views that can reach the basalt cliffs of Los Gigantes when weather allows.
A cold spray lifts off the Atlantic as your instructor calls over the engine's growl — the southern shore of Tenerife falls away in a band of ochre cliffs and blue sea. You start from a busy beach launch, board a small tender, then meet the waiting pair of jet skis; once clipped into life jackets the coastline pulls you forward, currents nudging the hull as the instructor sets the route.
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Operated by Maritim Sports of Tenerife · Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
A cold spray lifts off the Atlantic as your instructor calls over the engine's growl — the southern shore of Tenerife falls away in a band of ochre cliffs and blue sea. You start from a busy beach launch, board a small tender, then meet the waiting pair of jet skis; once clipped into life jackets the coastline pulls you forward, currents nudging the hull as the instructor sets the route.
This stretch of coast links resort towns like Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje and, with the right conditions, runs toward the towering basalt walls of Los Gigantes. Tenerife sits on volcanic foundations—the island is a young, rugged product of eruptions from Mount Teide—so the shoreline alternates black sand, rocky promontories and sheltered coves where local fishermen once ran nets. Modern-day outings blend that maritime culture with seasonal marine life: dolphins and occasional rays patrol the shallows, while underwater rock formations make for solid snorkeling stops when weather allows.
Practical guidance: the tour runs two hours and leaves at 10:00; arrive 20 minutes early for briefing and life jackets. Drivers must be 18+ (passengers 12+); weight limits and medical restrictions apply. Expect brisk bursts of speed (comfortably up to ~40–50 km/h depending on conditions) and open-water chop; instructors lead the group and provide basic operating instruction.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a secure strap for sunglasses, a swimsuit and a small waterproof bag for keys. If seas are calm you may swim or snorkel with instructor-supplied equipment; if not, the coastal run itself is the highlight—fast, exposed, and uncannily immediate against Tenerife’s volcanic shore.
No—tours include on-water instruction; drivers should feel comfortable with throttle control but beginners are welcome under instructor supervision.
Drivers must be 18+; passengers 12+; weight limit is approximately 160 kg but can vary with weather, so declare exact weight when booking.
Yes—snorkeling is offered when sea conditions permit and equipment is usually provided by the instructor during the stop.
Standard policy requires cancellation at least 24 hours for a full refund; operators typically assess weather on the day and may alter the route rather than cancel.
Maritim Sports of Tenerife operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cold spray lifts off the Atlantic as your instructor calls over the engine's growl — the southern shore of Tenerife falls away in a band of ochre cliffs and blue sea. You start from a busy beach launch, board a small tender, then meet the waiting pair of jet skis; once clipped into life jackets the coastline pulls you forward, currents nudging the hull as the instructor sets the route.
A cold spray lifts off the Atlantic as your instructor calls over the engine's growl — the southern shore of Tenerife falls away in a band of ochre cliffs and blue sea. You start from a busy beach launch, board a small tender, then meet the waiting pair of jet skis; once clipped into life jackets the coastline pulls you forward, currents nudging the hull as the instructor sets the route.
This stretch of coast links resort towns like Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje and, with the right conditions, runs toward the towering basalt walls of Los Gigantes. Tenerife sits on volcanic foundations—the island is a young, rugged product of eruptions from Mount Teide—so the shoreline alternates black sand, rocky promontories and sheltered coves where local fishermen once ran nets. Modern-day outings blend that maritime culture with seasonal marine life: dolphins and occasional rays patrol the shallows, while underwater rock formations make for solid snorkeling stops when weather allows.
Practical guidance: the tour runs two hours and leaves at 10:00; arrive 20 minutes early for briefing and life jackets. Drivers must be 18+ (passengers 12+); weight limits and medical restrictions apply. Expect brisk bursts of speed (comfortably up to ~40–50 km/h depending on conditions) and open-water chop; instructors lead the group and provide basic operating instruction.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a secure strap for sunglasses, a swimsuit and a small waterproof bag for keys. If seas are calm you may swim or snorkel with instructor-supplied equipment; if not, the coastal run itself is the highlight—fast, exposed, and uncannily immediate against Tenerife’s volcanic shore.