People visit an island to enjoy seawater, sand, and sunbath. A beach is all about dolphin watching, making sandcastles with kids, spotting shells and crabs under the sand, and relaxing on the beach while taking a sunbath. However, one thing that we are missing out on is the water sports activities like jet skiing, kayaking, paragliding, etc. all these activities are on the must-to-do list of every tourist who steps on the Tenerife Island.
If you’re planning your first trip to Tenerife Island, you should get all your bookings done online with Club Canary. They have packages for all kinds of excursion trips that include whale watching, boat trips Tenerife Las Américas, buggy safari rides, bike tours, etc. On a boat trip, you can enjoy whale watching, snorkeling, snacks and drinks, and underwater diving.
Tenerife is known to have moderate temperature all months of the year. The ocean temperature ranges from 19 to 26 degrees Celsius. Here is the list of all water sports that are enjoyed on the Island –
Whale and Dolphin Watching
Explore the seas around the island on the small cruise. Some companies offer Onboard delectable refreshments and beverages while dolphins and whales swim past. The most exciting part is to listen to the untold stories from the sailors who have stayed on the island for years. tourists can also enjoy swimming in the sea or snorkeling.
Kite Surfing
El Médano is the alternate destination for the world’s greatest windsurfers and kitesurfers. With an average of 300 days of sunshine every year, it’s no surprise that each national and world championship is held here. If you’ve always wanted to try kite surfing but aren’t sure where to begin, start taking a class at one of El Médano’s kite surfing schools.
Scuba Diving
The Canary Islands are one of the easiest places in the world to scuba dive. The clear waters and the massive variety of wildlife increase the excitement of enjoying this water sport. Currently, there are over 4,500 aquatic species residing in the seas surrounding the island. Spectacular diving sites can be found in both the north and south of the island, with tuition and tours available for divers of all levels. Many people are unaware that the diving area known locally as La Baja de Realejos, located in the north of the island, is one of the most beautiful places to dive because of the numerous caverns they may explore.
Kayaking
Kayak is derived from the Eskimo word qayaq, which refers to a canoe used for fishing and maneuvering on the water. The journey from Masca to Los Gigantes is without a doubt the one to take. The experience lasts approximately 2 hours, during which time you’ll be able to take in some breathtaking sights as well as dip into the crystal clear waters to refresh yourself on the way. During your journey, there’s a good chance you’ll come across some of the ocean species. If you’re lucky, you’ll get a close look at whales or dolphins as you paddle along.
It is the best way to explore the beauty of the underwater and enjoy spotting whales and dolphins with your kids. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture every moment.