JetScoot Tenerife
Jet ski centre in Puerto Colón with safaris to Los Gigantes, La Caleta, El Puertito and Palm-Mar.
JetScoot Tenerife departs from pontoon 3 in Puerto Colón with its own fleet and runs several guided jet ski routes along the west and south coast. The longest goes all the way to the Los Gigantes cliffs, while shorter ones visit La Caleta, El Puertito or Palm-Mar.
The same company also runs buggy safaris under the Buggy Paradise Tenerife name, from its own base in Adeje. Bookings are made on the website, and the team can be reached by phone and WhatsApp.
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