Spain » Canary Islands » Tenerife

Tenerife: Jet Ski & Quad Tour with Snorkeling Stop

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.65 (462 reviews) 84% rated it 5 stars

Free cancellationTravelers' pickLikely to sell out

1/6

Duration1h

GroupUp to 12

LanguagesEN · FR +1

Mobile ticketAccepted

Jet ski adventure plus quad ride through Teide’s wild side

You’ll jet ski along Tenerife’s rugged coastline with a local guide, stopping to snorkel near Yellow Mountain before relaxing with drinks at the port. Then ride quads up into Teide’s pine forests and lava fields — expect cool air, volcanic views, and plenty of laughs along the way.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Jet ski tour with snorkeling break

Arrive 20 minutes before departure
Learn to ride jet ski safely
Follow instructor by zodiac
Explore Yellow Mountain and Red Mountain
Explore Costa del Silencio and Las Galletas
Stop for swimming and snorkeling
Spot dolphins, whales, or turtles
Enjoy complimentary drinks and showers

Day 2 — Quad safari through Teide National Park

Depart from Guía de Isora
Ride through Zapatilla de la Reina
Ride through Chío Pine Forest
Stop at Pico Viejo geological formations
Ascend to Spain’s highest peak
Admire panoramic views

The Experience

“You ever seen a mountain that red?” That’s what our guide, Pablo, shouted over the roar of the jet skis as we zipped past Red Mountain just off Tenerife’s southern coast. I was honestly too busy hanging on and squinting at the salt spray to answer right away. The water felt colder than I expected — not freezing, but sharp enough to wake you up. My hands gripped the handles so tight my knuckles went numb for a bit. We followed Pablo’s zodiac, weaving behind him in a line, bouncing over little waves while Costa del Silencio slid by on our left. At one point he slowed down and pointed out a dark shape in the water — maybe a turtle? I couldn’t tell for sure, but it made me grin like an idiot anyway.

There was this moment when we stopped near Yellow Mountain for snorkeling. The wetsuit clung awkwardly (I never get those things on right), but slipping into the Atlantic felt weirdly peaceful after all that noise. It smelled faintly of seaweed and sunscreen — someone nearby had gone heavy on it. We floated around for a while; I kept my eyes peeled for dolphins but mostly saw little silver fish darting below. Back at the port later, they handed out cold drinks and I tried to brush sand off my feet before realizing it was just part of me now.

The quad part started up in Guía de Isora — totally different vibe from the coast. Our group was smaller here, and our new guide Marta checked everyone’s licenses like she’d done it a thousand times (probably has). The air got cooler as we climbed toward Teide, pine needles crunching under the tires through Chío Forest. There were these sudden patches where sunlight cut through and everything went gold for a second — I caught myself wishing I’d brought gloves because the handles were rougher than I thought they’d be. At Pico Viejo we stopped to look out over old lava fields; someone cracked a joke about Mars and honestly, it did feel otherworldly up there. Still think about that view sometimes when things get too noisy back home.

What’s included

Your day includes all equipment for both jet skiing and quads (lifejackets, wetsuits), soft drinks or coffee/tea after your time on the water, plus guidance from friendly locals throughout both parts of your adventure before heading back salty-haired but happy.

Good to know

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

Operated by Ocean Jet Ski & Boat