If you’re heading to Tenerife and not doing a boat day, you’re doing it wrong. This was hands-down one of the best things we booked abroad — super relaxing, low-key fancy, and way more private than any boat tour we’ve done before.
Here’s exactly why this one hits different:
The boat leaves from Las Galletas — way more local and peaceful than the usual touristy ports. It felt like a hidden spot only people in-the-know use. You hop on, kick your shoes off, and boom — you're on a private yacht with your friends, sailing straight into a perfect day.
We legit didn’t expect this part, but within 20 minutes we were watching dolphins and even saw a whale. The captain slowed down so we could get close, take photos, and just sit in silence watching them do their thing. It was wild.
After cruising and spotting sea life, they anchored in a quiet bay where we swam, snorkeled, and tanned on the front of the boat. Meanwhile, the sailor was setting up lunch — actual food, not “here’s a sandwich and a Coke” energy. It felt like we were living someone else’s life.
Glass of wine. Full sun. Good music. You get it.
The Cliffs and Caves Are Next-Level
On the way back, you sail past these massive cliffs near Los Cristianos. You get super close, and they even pull into a cave if the water’s calm enough.
Final TakeIf you’re doing Tenerife, lock this in. It’s not just a boat day — it’s dolphins, snorkeling, food, drinks, and that abroad-flex energy all wrapped into one. Probably the most peaceful and still somehow iconic day of the trip.
