Top Tenerife Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 3

We operate in small groups for optimal comfort, making sure every person is well looked after. Our competent & passionate guides ensure nothing but great supervision throughout the trip. Office facilities available. Our guests can leave personal belongings with us and use bathroom facilities if needed. If you are a beginner, we will teach you how to paddle and use a snorkeling mask. The trip starts in the sandy beach area, making it easy to enter and exit the water. You will have an opportunity to spot wild bottlenose dolphins and sea turtles that frequently visit the area. We take your photos throughout the trip (not included in the price) so you can concentrate on the experience itself and enjoy your time in full presence. Important info for families with kids: Children under 11 years old go in the same kayak with parents/guardians and don't use a paddle. If a child has kayaking experience, is bigger and capable of paddling, they need to join the excursion as an adult.

Teide National Park is known for being one of the best places in Tenerife to watch the sunset and go stargazing—and with this tour, you can do both. No need to eat before your trip, as the tour starts with a 3-course dinner. This gives you plenty of energy to visit Teide National Park to learn about volcanoes, view the sunset, then take part in an interactive stargazing experience using specialist equipment.

Explore the waters around Tenerife during a half-day whale-watching and snorkeling catamaran cruise from Costa Adeje. Look for dolphins and whales in their natural habitat as the expert crew shares live commentary about the marine wildlife of southern Spain. Pass by the cliffs of Los Gigantes and Masca Bay, and have free time for swimming and snorkeling. Includes unlimited drinks and snacks served on board.

Explore the unique landscape of La Geria in Lanzarote, where vines thrive amidst volcanic ash, creating a stunning backdrop for wine enthusiasts. This tour takes you through four distinctive wineries, showcasing the rich wine culture of the region, and offers a visit to a historic tapas bar from 1890 that also produces its own wine. Revel in breathtaking views of the 28 volcanoes of Timanfaya National Park as you savor local wines and traditional tapas in this one-of-a-kind setting. - Visit four wineries and a historic tapas bar in La Geria - Enjoy spectacular views of Timanfaya National Park's volcanoes - Taste local wines and indulge in authentic tapas from a 1890 bar - Ideal for wine lovers and those seeking a unique cultural experience

We depart from dock 4 of Puerto Colón, we will set sail in search of cetaceans, we will navigate in the Teno-Rasca special conservation area and up to a distance of 3 miles from the coast, reaching a depth of one thousand meters. We will go in search of the Calderón tropical, one of the main resident species of Tenerife. From the moment we leave the pier very close to the coast, we can already find dolphins, turtles and seabirds. With luck, we may also see some of the migratory cetaceans that frequent the Canary Islands. We will approach them at a reasonable distance so as not to disturb them and to be able to observe, photograph and record them, the crew will be happy to explain and show you the information on the cetaceans that we have on board.

Get a bird’s eye view of Tenerife on this thrilling parascending experience. You’ll wear a harness and be connected to a parachute, which then sails in the air behind a boat. No particular skills are necessary as an expert on the boat will control your movement. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the views from high up. This is a fun activity for adventure lovers and travelers who want to try something new.

This excursion gives you the opportunity to get to know the essence of Tenerife in a single day. The island of Tenerife is characterized by its varied nature. We will be surprised by the majestic Los Gigantes Cliffs and then to the Garachico viewpoint. Later we will visit the thousand-year-old dragon tree of Icod de los Vinos, the largest and recognized as a national monument in 1917. Later you will visit the Villa de la Orotava on foot, and in it the house of the Balconies. Once finished, we go to Puerto de la Cruz where they have time to eat or go shopping, then we go to Villa de Candelaria. There you can visit its basilica, which is the patron saint of the Canary Islands.

Drive a quad bike through Teide National Park on a half-day tour that’s an adventurous alternative to exploring by bus or car. Instead of being enclosed in a vehicle, you’ll enjoy sun, breezes, and unobstructed views as you discover forests, scrub, and volcanic landscapes. Choose between solo or tandem ATVs.

Tenerife’s waters are a haven for marine life, including sea turtles, but knowing where to enjoy sightings is something the locals are best at. This snorkeling trip from Costa Adeje takes you straight to key viewing spots, and includes snorkeling gear so you don’t need your own equipment. Simply board the boat, relax as you cruise to selected bays and coves, and enjoy guided snorkels to watch for turtles, fish, and other underwater life.

Nature lovers will enjoy this small-group whale-watching cruise starting from Puerto Colon. Enjoy views back to the coast and mountains of Tenerife while looking out for whales and dolphins. You can don a snorkel and mask and have a swim if you like. Tapas-style snacks and a buffet of drinks are provided on board.

The southwest coast of Tenerife is a prime spot for spotting whales and bottlenose dolphins, with sightings possible all year round. On this tour, set sail from Puerto Colón on-board the Royal Delfin, a purpose built catamaran with an underwater panoramic viewing deck that affords the best possible views of the majestic creatures. Along the way, admire spectacular views of the Los Gigantes cliffs, stop to swim in Masca Bay, and enjoy lunch on-board.

Sail along Tenerife’s south coast with a professional crew and marine guide to teach you facts about the underwater world that you wouldn’t know about if traveling alone. As well as having the opportunity to spot whales and dolphins, the boat is equipped with an underwater sound system and onboard speakers, so you'll have the rare opportunity to hear the sounds of marine life in real-time too.

Large whale-watching boats can feel crowded and impersonal. This small-group tour from south Tenerife limits numbers to just ten guests, offering a more intimate, eco-friendly way to see marine life. Join onboard biologists as you search for whales and dolphins, and listen to their calls through a hydrophone for a deeper understanding of the ocean around you. It’s a quieter, educational alternative to standard sightseeing cruises.

The southwest coast of Tenerife is a prime spot for spotting whales and bottlenose dolphins, with sightings possible all year round. On this tour, set sail on-board the Royal Delfin, a purpose built catamaran with an underwater panoramic viewing deck that affords the best possible views of the majestic creatures. Along the way, admire spectacular views of the Los Gigantes cliffs, stop to swim in Diego Hernandez Bay, and enjoy lunch on-board.

With its rolling hills, cloud and laurel forests, and panoramic viewpoints, La Gomera shouldn’t be missed when visiting the Canary Islands—but without a guide leading the way, getting there from Tenerife involves tracking down ferry schedules and coordinating car rentals. On this full-day tour, enjoy a relaxed visit to highlights such as Garajonay National Park and coastal San Sebastian, with ground transfers, lunch, and ferries included.

Sail along the spectacular coastline of Los Gigantes on a relaxing small-group sailing experience designed for travelers who want a more personal and peaceful way to explore Tenerife's marine life. Cruise beneath dramatic volcanic cliffs while searching for dolphins and pilot whales in their natural habitat, then stop in a secluded bay to swim or snorkel in the clear Atlantic waters. With a maximum of just 10 travelers onboard, this experience offers a quieter and more intimate alternative to crowded catamarans, complete with local insights from your captain, light snacks onboard, and unforgettable coastal views throughout the journey.

Discover the best of northern Tenerife when you embark on this full-day excursion. Visit the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park to explore the volcano and surrounding landscapes. Then, explore the town of Icod de los Vinos and its 800-year-old dragon tree. After free time for lunch, head to Garachico to explore the old town and natural pools. Your final destination of the day is the beautiful hamlet of Masca.

If you thought you had to get wet to discover underwater wonderlands, then think again. This submarine tour in Tenerife lets you descend up to 100 feet (30 meters) to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, to enhance your chance of spotting marine life such as sea breams, eels, barracudas, rays, and more.

Sail off the coast of Tenerife and get the chance to spot dolphins and whales in the wild with this three-hour excursion. You'll also have the opportunity to jump straight into the waters to swim or snorkel, or you can just hang out on board and eat a catered lunch.

Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, boasts stunning coastlines and azure waters, and what better way to begin your experience than to step on the boat and be handed a chilled glass of bubbles. Once settled, we will set off and head out to the open Atlantic seas looking for local marine life including our resident bottlenose dolphins and sea turtles in their natural habitat. We will cruise along the coastline towards a secluded natural bay where you will have the opportunity to swim and snorkel in crystal clear waters and enjoy breath taking views of the volcanic landscapes. Whilst you are soaking up the sun’s rays or taking a dip, we will prepare refreshments to enjoy before cruising back along the coast towards Puerto Colon.

You cannot miss this wonder of the National Park. You will enjoy landscapes that will seem from another planet. You will breathe the pure air of the highest peak in Spain. With its 3,718m this huge volcano attracts travelers from all over the world. You will walk among the volcanic lava and you will feel tiny when you see the impressive environment declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. They have good views of the surroundings, although only part of the summit can be seen. If you don't feel like going up in the cable car, you can complete the visit at Roques de García.

Get up close and personal with Tenerife’s coastal scenery—and look out for dolphins, whales, and other marine life—on this half-day catamaran tour. Depart in the morning from Costa Adeje, and spot sea creatures. Then, sail by the Los Gigantes cliffs and anchor in the Bay of Masca to swim, snorkel, and sunbathe at leisure. A hearty meal of paella, Canarian mojo, and fresh fruit will be served on board.

Ride a camel through the trails and farmland that surround El Tanque, a traditional village in northwest Tenerife. Along the way you’ll find some of the Canary Islands’ distinctive farm animals, such as the Canarian goat, Pelibuey Sheep, ponies, and donkeys. It’s a unique way to explore a peaceful area, with the option to upgrade for hotel pickup and a Canarian tapas tasting that features local products, wine, and tea.

Discover Tenerife’s rich marine life by boarding a catamaran in search of whales and dolphins. It’ll be the ultimate stress-free day as you’ll have a crew to look after you, serve you unlimited beer or soft drinks, and on the longer tour, sandwiches too. Both tours visit an area where dolphins and pilot whales are routinely seen, but the longer trip adds time to snorkel and swim in a bay.