Tenerife Sailing Charters
Tenerife Sailing Charters runs boat trips out of Puerto Colón, in Costa Adeje. Its website describes the sailing yacht Pecazul, forty feet long and taking up to eleven passengers, the motor boat No Worries for a maximum of ten people, and a boat given over to parasailing. Trips are booked either as a shared or as a private charter and take in whale and dolphin watching, swimming and snorkelling.
Tenerife Sailing Charters is a boat trip operator working out of Puerto Colón, in Costa Adeje. The fleet, as its own website sets it out, takes in the sailing yacht Pecazul, forty feet long and carrying up to eleven passengers, the motor boat No Worries for a maximum of ten people, a boat kept specifically for parasailing, and the Gran Azor for nine passengers.
Trips are booked as shared or private charters and are built around whale and dolphin watching, with swimming, snorkelling and turtle spotting. Drinks, fruit, snacks and baguettes are served on board, and the company arranges transport from the hotel. The boats fly the yellow flag that certifies them as Barco Azul. The website, in English and Spanish, states that the activity runs twelve months a year.
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