Los Cristianos Kayak & Snorkel Trip

Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience swimming alongside sea turtles. Join us for a memorable kayak and snorkeling adventure in Los Cristianos, located on the southern coast of Tenerife.

Kayaking and Snorkeling Trip in Los Cristianos

We'll begin by gathering at the specified meeting point on Calle Juan Reveron Sierra, directly in front of Playa de Los Cristianos. Initially, a brief session will cover important paddling techniques and safety precautions aboard the kayak. Once we’re prepared, we will launch our kayaks for an exciting 2-hour and 30-minute marine journey. Grab your paddles!

As we glide through the Atlantic waters, our route will take us along the southern coastline of Tenerife, heading toward the renowned Guaza cliffs. This area is recognized as a protected nature reserve. While paddling, we will take the time to appreciate the stunning rocky formations and discuss the rich biodiversity thriving in this unique environment.

Continuing our adventure, we will set our course toward a special site known for its significant population of sea turtles. Here, we will anchor and engage in some delightful snorkeling, uncovering the hidden treasures of the underwater world.

After our underwater exploration, we will resume our excursion and approach the magnificent cave of Palm-Mar. You’ll be captivated by this large marine grotto, sculpted by the elements over time.

Finally, we will paddle back to the starting point, completing our 3-hour escapade and bidding farewell to this incredible experience.

Wildlife Observations

The southern region of Tenerife is renowned for its sea turtle sightings; however, encounters cannot be guaranteed, as wildlife often behaves unpredictably.

Participation Requirements

To participate in this activity, individuals should be in good physical shape to manage rowing, maintain balance, and keep pace with the group. Furthermore, participants should be in good health, free from injuries that could be aggravated during the excursion, and should not experience extreme fatigue that may affect their safety or that of others. Participation is also not permitted for those experiencing dizziness, cramps, heat exhaustion, hypothermia, dehydration, or other medical issues incompatible with the physical demands of this activity.