Tenerife is one of the most sounded places in Spain to do a boat trip. Due to its regular and warm weather, boat trips can be done in every season of the year. The waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the ones that surround the island, are crystal-clear and most times allow us to contemplate the seabed to discover all the plant and animal species. Another very important characteristic is the extensive area of the coast of Tenerife, which makes it possible to experience this activity in different places.

There are also many options to sail. If you prefer calm and resting, a sailboat will be the most suitable for you. If on the contrary, you prefer traveling against the waves and the wind to feel the speed, the best option is a speedboat. And if you have a preference for luxury and amusement with all details, your boat will be a yacht or a catamaran.

We leave you here a video so that you can make the most appropriate decision and know better how a boat trip works:

Most boat trips that are carried out in Tenerife, depart from the south and south-west areas. In particular, the Adeje coast is one with the greatest number of active vessels. Many boat trips depart from Adeje, but we are exploring all the locations in-depth:

- At the northwest of Tenerife, you will find boat trips departing from the towns of Buenavista del Norte, Los Silos and Orotava towns. Besides, the northwest of Tenerife is where most boat trip companies are located. You will find them in the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

- At the south of Tenerife, you will be offered, among many other options, the possibility of geting a speedboat without needing a license. A boat trip to sail as you please and departing from San Miguel de Abona, another location where several boats trips companies are settled. The south-west of Tenerife hosts the two most popular towns to do a boat trip. One of them is Adeje, as we have previously mentioned. Several boat trips depart from here, with a duration of 2 or 3 hours. Other types of boat trips last for 8 hours. Most of them sail on Los Gigantes, a volcanic-shaped cliff that the highest one can reach upon 600 meters. Other boat trips are scheduled to visit Milla de Oro, El Palmar or small and charming coves.

Another of the most popular spots in the south of Tenerife is Arona. Boat trips here depart from Arona itself or some of its beaches, such as Playa de las Americas, Las Galletas or Los Cristianos. Yacht guided trips or sailboats guided trips up to 4 hours, traveling along the coast of Tenerife to mostly visit Los Gigantes cliffs.

You also be able to find night boat trips to enjoy a romantic sunset with cava and without the little ones.

- The west area of Tenerife is also a very popular spot for sailing. Guía de Isora is one of the outstanding places, which offers boat trips with and without skipper from 1 up to 4 hours. It is up to you.

- Santiago del Teide is also another option. Several boat trips with different routes depart from there, although they all share a common point. As the previous offers, the cliff of Los Gigantes is also visited.

Another characteristic of this type of activity is that all the experiences include the possibility of practicing water sport, mainly snorkel, but also paddle surf or wakeboarding. And, of course, taking a dip offshore.

Many of these boat trips offer lunch, food and drinks aboard, to improve that stag/hen party, birthday, teambuilding, romantic escape or just a meeting with friends or family.