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Spend three hours aboard a 5-star catamaran from Marina del Sur, cruising past Punta de Rasca and Los Cristianos, enjoying a Canarian brunch and unlimited drinks with a swim stop at Diego Hernández beach. Ideal for sunseekers who want a relaxed marine experience without strenuous activity.
Spend three hours aboard a 5-star catamaran from Marina del Sur, cruising past Punta de Rasca and Los Cristianos, enjoying a Canarian brunch and unlimited drinks with a swim stop at Diego Hernández beach. Ideal for sunseekers who want a relaxed marine experience without strenuous activity.
The catamaran slips free from Marina del Sur and the coastline of southern Tenerife opens like a map of wind and sun. Balinese beds on deck provide a lounger’s vantage as the city skyline of Los Cristianos recedes and the Punta de Rasca lighthouse comes into view—a white marker against black volcanic cliffs. The pilot’s commentary points out seabirds and, on calmer days, pods of common dolphins that thread the bow wave.
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Operated by Five Star Boat · Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The catamaran slips free from Marina del Sur and the coastline of southern Tenerife opens like a map of wind and sun. Balinese beds on deck provide a lounger’s vantage as the city skyline of Los Cristianos recedes and the Punta de Rasca lighthouse comes into view—a white marker against black volcanic cliffs. The pilot’s commentary points out seabirds and, on calmer days, pods of common dolphins that thread the bow wave.
This short coastal cruise threads recent volcanic geology and human history: Tenerife’s southern shore is sculpted from basalt flows and marine terraces laid down across millennia, while fishing villages such as Los Cristianos grew into resort towns after the 20th century tourism boom. Local flavor is in the brunch—Canarian ingredients like papas arrugadas, mojo, and locally sourced fish—served alongside unlimited beer, soft drinks, and water.
Expect a stop at Diego Hernández beach for a one-hour swim; the water is Atlantic-cool and clear where the seabed drops away. Towels and premium Balinese-bed extras are available with certain options—note towels are not standard for all bookings. The cruise is three hours, suitable for most fitness levels, and departs in the morning when winds are usually lighter.
Practicalities: arrive early at Marina del Sur, bring sun protection, a swimsuit, and seasickness medication if you’re prone. Mobile tickets are accepted; infants must sit on laps. The operator allows free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure and maintains capacity limits for comfort. This outing is a relaxed, seaside way to sample Tenerife’s marine life, volcanic coastline, and Canarian cuisine in half a day.
Yes—brunch featuring Canarian dishes and unlimited beer, soft drinks, and water are included; some premium extras (like bottle of cava or towels) are option-specific.
The meeting point is Marina del Sur (Los Cristianos area); it’s accessible by public bus and taxi from nearby resorts and Tenerife South Airport.
Standard bookings do not always include snorkel gear; swimming is allowed at the beach stop—check with the operator if you need equipment or bring your own.
You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; cancellations for bad weather may also be refunded.
Five Star Boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips free from Marina del Sur and the coastline of southern Tenerife opens like a map of wind and sun. Balinese beds on deck provide a lounger’s vantage as the city skyline of Los Cristianos recedes and the Punta de Rasca lighthouse comes into view—a white marker against black volcanic cliffs. The pilot’s commentary points out seabirds and, on calmer days, pods of common dolphins that thread the bow wave.
The catamaran slips free from Marina del Sur and the coastline of southern Tenerife opens like a map of wind and sun. Balinese beds on deck provide a lounger’s vantage as the city skyline of Los Cristianos recedes and the Punta de Rasca lighthouse comes into view—a white marker against black volcanic cliffs. The pilot’s commentary points out seabirds and, on calmer days, pods of common dolphins that thread the bow wave.
This short coastal cruise threads recent volcanic geology and human history: Tenerife’s southern shore is sculpted from basalt flows and marine terraces laid down across millennia, while fishing villages such as Los Cristianos grew into resort towns after the 20th century tourism boom. Local flavor is in the brunch—Canarian ingredients like papas arrugadas, mojo, and locally sourced fish—served alongside unlimited beer, soft drinks, and water.
Expect a stop at Diego Hernández beach for a one-hour swim; the water is Atlantic-cool and clear where the seabed drops away. Towels and premium Balinese-bed extras are available with certain options—note towels are not standard for all bookings. The cruise is three hours, suitable for most fitness levels, and departs in the morning when winds are usually lighter.
Practicalities: arrive early at Marina del Sur, bring sun protection, a swimsuit, and seasickness medication if you’re prone. Mobile tickets are accepted; infants must sit on laps. The operator allows free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure and maintains capacity limits for comfort. This outing is a relaxed, seaside way to sample Tenerife’s marine life, volcanic coastline, and Canarian cuisine in half a day.