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Tenerife · Canary Islands · November–April

Boat rental per week in Tenerife the classic format

Saturday to Saturday, seven nights on board and real time to tour the archipelago: Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma or El Hierro. It is the format for which our fleet is designed.

✓ From €2,000 per week ✓ 14 boats available ✓ Up to 15% discount ✓ With or without skipper
7Nights to board
14Boats in own fleet
2.000€From, the full week
4Islands within reach in 7 days
The starting point

A week in Tenerife is usually always the same beach

The default plan is known: hotel in the south, rental car, one day to Teide, another to Masca, and the rest alternating between the pool and a beach that can be reached by the TF-1 along with everyone. That's fine, but it's exactly the same thing everyone does and it costs a lot more than people estimate.

Meanwhile, twenty-five miles away is a whole other island. And at fifty-five, another. And a southwest coast with anchorages that can only be reached by sea, with a resident population of cetaceans in front and with a six-hundred-meter cliff that cannot be understood from land.

The real obstacle is not money: an eight-seater sailboat leaves per week at a price comparable to that of a good hotel, accommodation included. The obstacle is that almost no one proposes the charter week as an alternative to the hotel, and that is why it does not compare.

The proposal

Seven nights on board for what a good hotel costs

The weekly boat rental in Tenerife is the format for which the charter really exists, and the one that best takes advantage of what is unique about the Canary Islands: some islands that close enough to each other to chain several together, and different enough to make it worth doing so.

Our format is the industry standard: Saturday to Saturday, with check-in starting at 4:00 p.m. and check-out the following Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Seven nights sleeping on board, with the 14 ships in the fleet available and prices from €2,000 for the full week.

It is also the format with the best price per day by far. A one-day trip costs a fraction of the total but the price per day skyrockets: the weekly rate spreads the cost of the boat over seven days, and on top of that accumulates discounts if you chain weeks together. In a group of eight, a week on a 43-foot sailboat is less than the cost of a decent hotel in Costa Adeje.

Itineraries

What you can do in a week from Tenerife

Three typical routes. None are mandatory: they are the starting point of the briefing conversation.

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Quiet route — south coast of Tenerife

Without crossing channels. Las Galletas, Palm-Mar, Los Cristianos, the Adeje coast, Playa Paraíso and the Teno-Rasca cetacean strip. Short anchorages, sheltered sea and comfortable return every afternoon. Ideal if it is your first week on board or if small children are traveling.

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Classic route — Tenerife and La Gomera

The most requested. Southwest coast, cliffs of Los Gigantes, crossing about 22–25 miles to San Sebastián de La Gomera, a couple of days touring the island—Valle Gran Rey, Playa de Santiago—and back. Give everything time without rushing.

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Long route — three western islands

Tenerife, La Gomera and La Palma or El Hierro. More miles, less nautical traffic and very clean water. It is the route that requires more experience or skipper on board, because it involves long crossings and serious planning of the part.

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Jump to the east — Gran Canaria

About 55 miles of channel between Tenerife and Gran Canaria. It is a full-day journey and a classic acceleration zone: you cross the studied part and leave early. It works out better based on Marina Santa Cruz.

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Always on the plan: cetaceans

Wherever you go, the Teno-Rasca strip is on the way. Resident population of pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins throughout the year, just over an hour from Marina del Sur.

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Anchorments with restaurant

Part of the charm of a week on board is reaching places by sea where you wouldn't go by road. In the briefing we show you which ones work well according to the wind component of the day.

How it works

From reservation to anchoring — in 4 steps

01

Reservation

You choose boat and week. You pay 50% to block the reservation and the remaining 50% four weeks before boarding.

02

Check-in Saturday 4:00 p.m.

In Marina del Sur or Marina Santa Cruz. Technical briefing of the boat and the area with a team navigator, signing of the inventory and deposit.

03

Seven nights sailing

The route is decided by you and is adjusted each morning with the report. Our technical team is reachable every day of the charter.

04

Check-out Saturday 09:00

Return at the departure marina, quick inspection of the boat and full refund of the deposit.

The fleet

14 boats for your week in Tenerife

All available on weekly charter, with or without skipper. From €2,000 for the full week.

Prices and conditions

How much does a week on a boat in Tenerife cost

Own fleet rates. Discounts for long stays accumulate from the second week.

Sailboat 41–43 feet2.000–2.800€the whole week
Sailboat 44–47 feet3.100–4.100€the whole week
Sailboat 51–55 feet4.300–5.500€the week complete
Two or three weeks−10% / −15%accumulated discount

Extras and mandatory costs

Final cleaning (3 / 4 / 5 cabins)190 / 210 / 240 €
Gas bottle25 €
Deposit (depending on boat)2.500 – 3.000 €
Professional skipper in sailboat€1,500 / week + meals
Professional catamaran skipper€1,800 / week + meals
Fuel and moorings for the charterAt the client's expense
SUP — paddle surf (optional)150 € / week
WiFi on board (optional)200 € / week

Discounts per stay: 5% if you repeat with us · 10% for two consecutive weeks · 15% for three weeks (maximum applicable).

Payment terms: 50% when confirming the reservation, 50% remaining four weeks before boarding.

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 charter. Our technical team is contactable the days your rental lasts. If something arises on board, we will resolve 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 crossing 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.»
Review on Google

★★★★★

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 […].”
Review on TripAdvisor

Frequently asked questions

Weekly charter in Tenerife: frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a boat for a week in Tenerife?

From €2,000 the entire week for a four-cabin Oceanis 43. Sailboats from 44 to 47 feet range from €3,100 to €4,100 and those from 51 to 55 feet from €4,300 to €5,500. Lagoon catamarans are quoted upon consultation.

Distributed among the group, the figure is relativized: a €2,400 sailboat with eight people on board costs about €43 per person per day, accommodation included. To that you have to add final cleaning, gas, fuel, moorings and, if you hire him, the skipper.

Why from Saturday to Saturday?

It is the international charter standard and responds to a practical reason: it allows the cleaning, technical inspection and replenishment of all the boats that enter and leave in a single day, so that the next client receives the boat in condition.

Check-in on Saturday from 4:00 p.m. - cut-off time, to allow time for the briefing without hurry—and check-out the following Saturday at 09:00.

Can you rent less than a week?

The weekly charter is our main format and where the best price per day is obtained. Outside of it we offer shorter departures according to fleet availability, always with a professional skipper included.

Consultation rental for one day for full day charter, or rental by the hour for half-day departures.

How many islands do you have time to visit in one week?

With seven nights, how comfortable are two islands: Tenerife and La Gomera, which is about 22–25 miles from Las Galletas. There is time to explore the southwest coast, see Los Gigantes from the sea, cross and spend two or three days in La Gomera.

Three islands—adding La Palma or El Hierro—is possible but it already involves sailing a lot every day. And it always depends on the part: in the Canary Islands the weather decides more than the calendar.

Is there a discount if I rent more than one week?

Yes, and it is cumulative: 10% for two weeks in a row and 15% for three weeks or more, which is the maximum applicable. If you have already sailed with us before, there is also a 5% repeat customer rate.

In the Canary Islands the discounts per stay make special sense: with two weeks you can do the entire western archipelago without rushing anywhere.

Which weeks are the most requested?

Christmas, New Year's Eve, Easter and the long weekends in February are booked months in advance, especially on the largest ships. length. For these dates it is advisable to reserve three to six months in advance.

The rest of the season, from November to April, usually has availability with less advance notice. The quickest way to check is the live calendar on this page.

Can I rent the week without having a qualification?

Yes, hiring professional employer: €1,500/week on a sailboat and €1,800 on a catamaran, plus meals. In this modality you are not required to have any qualifications.

If you have PER and demonstrable experience, you can take it in modality bareboat, which is the most economical formula.

What does the weekly rate include?

Full use of the boat for seven nights, regulatory safety equipment, crockery and kitchenware, bedding and technical departure briefing with one of our sailors.

Does not include fuel, moorings in the ports you visit, final cleaning or gas bottle. The pattern is optional. The deposit is given at check-in and is returned in full at closing.

Book online

Check which weeks are free

Live calendar of the 14 ships. The weeks of Christmas and Easter fly by: if you have dates, look now.

Ready for your week of charter in Tenerife?

Tell us dates and group and we will suggest the free boats that best fit, with or without skipper. No obligation.