Tenerife · Canary Islands · November–April
Catamaran excursion around Tenerife private, not shared
Un Lagoon 43 or a Lagoon 46 for your group alone. No heeling, four bathrooms, plenty of outdoor space and the route you decide along the southwest coast.
✓ 4 cabins · 4 bathrooms
✓ No heeling
✓ Skipper included
✓ 8 and 9 places
2Own Lagoon catamarans
3–8hDuration of the trip
0Shared places
4.6 ★270 reviews on Google
The starting point
You asked for a catamaran and they gave you a floating disco
The catamaran excursion is Tenerife's star product and also the most ambiguous. Under the same name, two-hundred-seat boats with a bar, common music and public address systems, and thirteen-meter cruise boats that can fit eight people are sold. The photo on the website is usually the second one. What you reserve is usually the first.
Disappointment comes on the pontoon: you go up expecting a quiet deck and you find a queue. And with the boat full, everything that made the plan attractive—anchor wherever you want, eat seated, stay with the dolphins—is no longer available.
If you are also traveling with small children or with someone who gets seasick, the choice becomes really uncomfortable: either overcrowded boat, or a sailboat that lists.
The proposal
A cruising catamaran for eight, not an excursion boat for two hundred
The Tenerife catamaran excursion is probably the best-selling nautical activity on the island, and also one of the worst understood. In Puerto Colón and Los Cristianos there are huge catamarans that do three shifts a day with one hundred and fifty or two hundred people on board. It is a formula that works and costs little per head, but it is more like a bus with a sail than going sailing.
What we offer is a private catamaran: the Lagoon 43 (Ky Dong), a 2025 unit, or the Lagoon 46 (Machango). Four cabins, four bathrooms, full kitchen and large bathtub at the same height as the living room. Your group and the professional skipper are on board, no one else.
The advantage of the multihull for an excursion is evident as soon as you try it: no list, so you can walk around the boat, eat and stand without holding on; It has much more exterior surface area per length than a sailboat; and its shallower draft allows you to get closer to the coast and anchor where a monohull does not fit.
The departure
What to do on a catamaran excursion
Everything leaves from Marina del Sur (Las Galletas). You decide the route and the skipper adjusts it to the part of the day.
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Cetaceans in Teno-Rasca
Just over an hour away, with a resident population of pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins all year round. The catamaran is the best boat for this: stable deck to stand on and watch. See whale watching.
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Anchoring and swimming
Palm-Mar, Playa Paraíso or the coast of Adeje. With the shallow draft of the Lagoon, you anchor closer to land, and going down into the water from the stern platforms is infinitely more comfortable than from a sailboat.
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Los Gigantes
The cliffs of almost 600 meters, about 25 miles from the base. It fits into a full day with a swim stop. See sail to Los Gigantes.
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Eat on board
The galley and the outdoor table of a Lagoon are enough to eat for eight or nine people sitting and without balance. You can bring your food or ask us for catering.
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Three-hour sunset
If you don't have a whole day, the short sunset trip works very well on a catamaran: plenty of room on deck and calm navigation. See sunset by boat.
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Celebrations
Birthdays, farewells or company events. It is the boat in the fleet that works best for groups: space, plenty of bathrooms and a deck where everyone can fit at the same time.
The difference
Private catamaran or excursion catamaran
Both are called "catamaran" and have nothing to do with each other. The excursion boat is a large capacity boat designed to move many people: bar on board, common music, closed hours and a route that repeats several times a day.
Ours is a cruising catamaran of 13 to 14 meters designed for eight or nine people to live on board. That means a real kitchen, four cabins with their bathroom, an interior living room and a bathtub where you can all fit sitting at the table.
The consequence is that the exit is more like having a boat than buying a ticket. It leaves at the time you decide, stops where you want and if the dolphins appear you stay watching.
It costs more per person, of course. In a group of eight the difference is quite narrow, and for a celebration the comparison stops making sense.
Catamarans
Lagoon 43 and Lagoon 46
Own fleet, with professional skipper included in all activity outings.
Sailboat
12.5 m
8 pax
3 cabins
2012
Check rate / week
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Catamaran
Ky Dong · Lagoon 43
13.85 m
9 pax
4 cabins
2025
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Catamaran
Ky Dong · Lagoon 43
13.85 m
9 pax
4 cabins
2025
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Catamaran
Machango · Lagoon 46
14 m
8 pax
4 cabins
2021
Consult rate / week
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Why with us
We are not a boat finder. We are sailors.
Service offered by and for sailors. The difference is noticeable from the check-in.
Rating on Google
4.6 ★
out of 270 reviews
Experience
+30 years
organizing charters
Fleet
14 boats
own, without intermediation
Seasons
2 destinations
Canary Islands and Balearic Islands
Own fleet, not a marketplace. The boat you reserve is maintained, inspected and delivered by us. We do not put you in contact with an unknown owner and we move away.
The check-in is done by a sailor. Not an administrator with a signature sheet: someone who knows the anchorages of the island, the accelerations of the channels and at what time it is convenient to cross.
Support throughout the entire charter. Our technical team is contactable for the days that your rental lasts. If something arises on board, we solve it without you wasting the week.
We work with Jeanneau, Bénéteau, Lagoon, Yanmar and Pantaenius.
What those who have already sailed with us say
★★★★★
Jose Antonio Cuellas
«I have shared with Ángel Escolar Escuder (ECC Yach Charter) an unforgettable journey between Mallorca and Tenerife. As captain, he has at all times generated the necessary security and confidence for navigation decisions […]. The boat, the Machango, an excellent catamaran equipped with more comforts and equipment than one would expect, a luxury.»
Google review
★★★★★
Alexander Brandner
«The best in the city! We went out with the amazing and spacious catamaran "Machango" this week, what can I say... Just perfect! Great boat, charming and sea-wise captain, excellent management, just an overall satisfying experience! Thank you, Augusto! »
Google Review
★★★★★
Alvaro Roberto Suquía Rodet
«I have rented sailboats between 30 and 45 on more than 8 occasions and it is the first time that I would repeat with the same company. The boat was an Oceanis 43 […] it was in very good condition and caused no problems. As for payment, everything has been done in order and with invoices; the deposit managed and returned.»
Google Review
★★★★★
Godo
«The people, especially the Canarian hosts and organizers, exceptional. The solution of small inconveniences or problems, quickly and efficiently. The stages are very well thought out. Anchorages or overnight stays in port are very opportune. All in all, it was a magnificent week […].»
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How to book
From the first consultation to boarding, in 4 steps
No long forms or commitments until the boat is confirmed.
01
Tell us the plan
Dates, how many of you are and what you want to do. By WhatsApp or by phone, in two minutes. We do not ask for information that we do not need.
02
We propose a boat and price
We look at what is available on those dates and we tell you honestly which unit fits your group. Closed quote, without intermediary commission.
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You confirm with 50%
50% blocks the reservation and the remaining 50% is paid four weeks before boarding. Until that first payment there is no commitment of any kind.
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Boaring
Check-in at Marina del Sur or Marina Santa Cruz with a briefing from a team navigator: the boat, the area, the part and the anchorages. No rush.
Frequently asked questions
Catamaran excursion in Tenerife: frequently asked questions
Is it a shared excursion?
No. The catamaran is exclusively for your group: your people and the skipper get on board, and no one else.
It is the difference with the large capacity catamarans that leave from Puerto Colón and Los Cristianos, which operate filling one hundred and fifty or two hundred seats with fixed hours and several daily shifts.
How many people Can they fit?
The Lagoon 43 (Ky Dong) admits 9 people and the Lagoon 46 (Machango) 8, in both cases with 4 double cabins and 4 private bathrooms.
For day trips without overnight stays, the capacity may be somewhat larger in some cases. Tell us how many there are when you consult and we will confirm which unit fits.
How long does the excursion last?
From three hours—a sunset or a short celebration—to a full day of six to eight hours, which is what we recommend if the plan includes cetaceans or Los Gigantes.
Short excursions are organized in the gaps left by the fleet between charters weekly, so availability depends on the date.
Do I need a degree?
No. All activity outings carry professional skipper included, who is responsible for the boat.
If you have specific qualifications and experience in multihull and prefer to take it yourself, that would be bareboat rental. The Lagoon 46 is not offered in this modality: it has a mandatory skipper.
Do you get less seasick on a catamaran?
In general, yes. The catamaran sails upright and the movement is flatter and less pendulous than on a heeled sailboat, especially at anchor and with a supporting wind.
For groups with small children, older people or someone prone to seasickness, it is the boat that we recommend without hesitation.
Can you eat and drink on board?
Yes. The Lagoon has a full kitchen, refrigerator, kitchenware and an outside table where the entire group can sit. You can bring whatever you want.
If you prefer not to worry, we coordinate catering on board. Ask us when booking.
Which port does it depart from?
From Marina del Sur, in Las Galletas (Arona), a quarter of an hour from Tenerife Sur airport and a few minutes from Los Cristianos, Playa de las Américas and Costa Adeje.
More details of the area in boat rental in Tenerife South.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the duration, the date and which of the two catamarans is free. We do not publish a fixed rate because a midweek sunset in January does not cost the same as a full day at Easter.
The skipper is included and there is no intermediary commission. Write us with the date, number of people and plan and we will send you the final quote.
Plans that combine well
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The catamaran, just for you group
Tell us the day, how many of you there are and what you want to do. We confirm availability and a closed quote, with pattern included.