Lanzarote: Jet Ski Tour Playa Quemada & Puerto Calero Route

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Duration40m

GroupUp to 8

LanguagesEN · FR +1

PickupAt your hotel

Jet ski along Lanzarote’s coast from Puerto del Carmen to Playa Quemada with local guides

You’ll feel Lanzarote’s wild side on this jet ski tour along the coast from Puerto del Carmen to Playa Quemada. Expect salt spray in your hair, laughs with your guide, a glimpse of hidden coves and harbors, and time to switch drivers if you want. Perfect if you crave a quick rush but also want to see a quieter side of Lanzarote.

40m

Step-by-step itinerary

Jet ski tour along Lanzarote coast

Depart from Puerto del Carmen
Pass by Puerto Calero harbour
Drive along Barranco del Quíquere
Arrive at Playa Quemada
Return to Puerto del Carmen

The Experience

The first thing I remember is the slap of salt on my lips and that weird, happy roar of the engine as we pulled away from Puerto del Carmen. Our guide — I think his name was Dani — waved at us from the boat, grinning like he knew what was coming. The sea looked almost metallic under the morning light, and honestly, I was a little nervous about steering the jet ski myself. But then you get used to it, sort of — it’s bumpy and loud and you can smell sunscreen and seaweed all at once. My friend kept yelling over the wind, but I could barely hear her.

Dani led us past Barranco del Quíquere, which he pointed out with this big sweep of his arm (I nearly missed it because I was focused on not flying off). The cliffs there are brownish-red and kind of crumbly-looking, nothing like beaches back home. When we got close to Puerto Calero harbor, there were these fancy yachts bobbing around — someone waved at us from one deck, which made me laugh for some reason. We switched drivers halfway through (you can do that anytime), and honestly it felt totally different being a passenger — more splash in your face, less stress about steering.

Playa Quemada itself is quiet — black sand, not many people except a couple of locals fishing off the rocks. The air smelled salty but also a bit smoky somehow (maybe from someone grilling fish nearby?). We didn’t stop long but just seeing that stretch of untouched coastline made me wish we could stay longer. On the way back I tried to say “Playa Quemada” in Spanish and Dani cracked up — pretty sure I butchered it. Still think about that feeling of speed mixed with total calm when you look back at Lanzarote’s coast behind you. It’s hard to explain unless you’ve done it.

What’s included

Your ride includes a life jacket for safety throughout your 40-minute guided jet ski adventure along Lanzarote’s coastline—just show up ready for sun and sea spray before heading back to shore together.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

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