Maxicat
Maxicat runs catamaran excursions from Puerto Colón in Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife. Its main activity is the guided whale-watching trip along the island's south-western coast, using spacious vessels fitted out for tourist sailing. Stops for swimming and snorkelling form part of the outing, and a Canarian menu is served on board. The company also offers private charter for groups and events.
Trips sail along the south-western coastline of Tenerife, a stretch where cetacean watching is done with a guide and without any guarantee of sighting particular species. The crossing includes stops for swimming and for the use of snorkelling equipment.
A Canarian menu is served on board and included in the trip. The company operates from pontoon 9 at Puerto Colón, a marina in Costa Adeje from which several boat operators and excursion agencies work. Booking and private charter are arranged directly with the company.
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