Water sports and leisure activities Tenerife

Ludo and Julie, the owners of the centre, offer a very complete range of dives in a centre approved by the Canarian government. With a high priority given to the preservation of the surrounding ecosystem. You will be able to benefit from courses, whatever your level, beginner or professional, as well as specialities on request. A varied choice of sites accessible by boat and from the shore. Ultra complete and modern diving equipment to European standards.

The club is run by two very friendly Frenchmen from Tenerife: Sandrine and Gilles who guarantee you a warm atmosphere and quality equipment. It is the ideal club for discovering the underwater world, as they offer first dives, courses and preparations at different levels (from Open Water Diver to Divemaster), with an instructor for one student, and this, on more than forty dive sites. The outings take place twice a day. CMAS and CEDIP certifications. Sensations and security guaranteed.

Since 1985, Royal Delphin has been offering whale and dolphin watching trips from a catamaran with a capacity of over 200 passengers. Of course equipped with a crystal hull allowing underwater vision. The excursions offered range from two hours to four and a half hours. All of them leave from Puerto Colón. The three-hour one includes a bath in the bay. The one of four and a half goes to the cliff of los Gigantes, also includes a bath and a meal. Bar and information on the surrounding environment on board the boats.

The diving center of the Maritim Hotel, next to the Loro Parque, is open all year round. It offers diving trips from most of the ports on the island of Tenerife depending on the reefs of interest. Circuits from 8 to 50 meters deep passing through caves, canyons and underwater tunnels for the non-beginners, possibility to visit the wreck of the Douglas DC-3 plane of the company Spantax which crashed in September 1966. The center also offers Padi courses and training and can provide divers with Nitrox. The atmosphere is very pleasant.

It would have been inconceivable for the island's seaside capital not to have its own marina. The marina has a maximum capacity of 300 berths and offers, as it should, a multitude of services ranging from a gas station and information service to showers and toilets. The marina is very close to the city of San Andrés, and therefore not far from the commercial port of Santa Cruz.

For those who are interested in fishing, either as a fisherman or as a spectator, this company offers daily trips to the sea, departing from the port of Los Cristianos. You will of course be accompanied by professional fishermen to guide you. The outings can be half-day or full day trips. They will be the opportunity to practice different fishing techniques depending on the species, tuna, bonito, sea bream, marlin, barracuda and even big game shark fishing. Also private charters for those who want a tailor-made outing.

Spanish diving school (the only one), much cheaper than others. Some trips are offered by locals who know the surrounding funds perfectly. Check out at 11 pm and 16 pm. Visit of caves, stone arches and underwater dykes. 

Based in Las Galletas, in the south of the island of Tenerife, this French centre is affiliated to the FFESSM. You will discover the marine world with snorkeling and scuba diving during a baptism. Located less than 10 minutes by boat from the diving centre, the sites present impressive volcanic bottoms with caves, arches, canyons, basaltic organs as well as a very diversified fauna (parrot fish, rays, barracudas, tunas...). You will also be able to improve your skills during PADI and CMAS courses. Several hosting options.

Surfing and windsurfing can also be done.

Dive daily between 15 and 30 m deep.

Excursions, courses for beginners.

Submarine Safaris was founded in 1997 in Lanzarote. The idea was to use Lanzarote's first and only real submarine to allow everyone to enjoy the island's underwater wonders. In 2007, the company expanded and opened a new centre in Tenerife. Today the Sub Fun 5 is an impressive 48-seat tourist submarine that allows you to admire the depths with your family (from 2 years old) through the 48 windows and the two watchtowers of the machine. Be careful, no cetacean sightings.

Created in 1994, this company specializes in the observation of cetaceans, dolphins, whales and other marine fauna off the coast in the Teno-Rasca area, which is part of the Natura 2000 network. For this purpose, it regularly offers two-hour excursions and more punctually three-hour excursions, including snorkeling stops and bathing in the deep blue. To promote a privileged contact with cetaceans, this tiny boat is equipped with a glass hull allowing underwater vision.

Located beachfront on Las Galletas beach in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain, Coral Sub is a 200-square-meter diving center offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. The center also boasts a huge 3,500-square-meter seawater pool. Coral Sub offers a full range of diving courses and organizes trips twice a day, six days a week, to one of the 30 dive sites listed by their technical director, Fabian Desclin. Coral Sub also offers nitrox diving services and offers courses in Spanish, English, German and Dutch.