Parasailing Tenerife - Aj Fly Water sports
AJ Fly Watersports is a water sports company based on pontoon 3 at Puerto Colón in Costa Adeje, with more than 15 years of experience. Its main activity is parasailing: flights take off from and land on the boat's platform, last around 10 minutes and are open to anyone aged 3 and over. It also offers jet skis, catamaran trips and boat hire with no licence required, all bookable on its website.
AJ Fly Watersports operates from pontoon 3 at Puerto Colón in Costa Adeje and describes itself as a company specialising in leisure water activities, with more than 15 years of experience. In parasailing, a parachute towed by a speedboat lifts participants above the sea, taking off from and landing on the boat's platform; no previous experience is needed and participants do not have to be able to swim. Flights can be solo, in pairs or in threes depending on the weather, and the flight itself lasts about 10 minutes within an activity of around 40. From the air there are views of southern beaches such as Los Cristianos, Las Américas, Las Vistas and Playa de Troya.
The jet ski excursion lasts one hour and follows the south coast of Tenerife past beaches such as El Duque, Fañabé and Las Américas; no licence is required, and riders aged 16 to 18 need written consent from a parent or guardian. Boat hire with no licence required allows guests to cruise the south coast, swim and snorkel, with fishing gear available on request. The company also runs catamaran trips. Activities are booked on its website and may be delayed or cancelled because of sea and weather conditions.
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