SNORKELING · SNORKELING WITH TURTLES IN SPAIN
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 snorkeling with turtles in Spain justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide over breakfast and get on with it.
Set out from Los Cristianos in a stable, back-supported kayak with guides such as Carlos, Barbara, Gonza, and David. Look for dolphins and turtles, then stop in a boat-access-only bay for snorkeling. Wetsuits, gear, insurance, and photos are included.
“Brilliant, we had a great tour guide David, super friendly and instructive. We luckily seen a mother and baby dolphin!”
Set out from Puerto Colón with guides such as Andrea, Maxi, or Tobias for a 150-minute small-group trip along Tenerife’s south coast. After a safety briefing, you’ll take a speedboat to the Turtle Area for 50 minutes of guided snorkeling, with equipment, insurance, water, and multilingual support included.
“We were very impressed with this experience, there were 4 groups of 2 on the boat 2 of which were ours, our 2 teenage boys got thehang of it straightaway, my wife and I struggled with getting used to the masks and snorkels, still enjoyed it just swallowed more water than we would have liked. photos and videos were awesome too! highly recommended 👌”
Paddle from Los Cristianos beneath the Guaza Mountains, with instruction, wetsuits, snorkeling gear, and safety equipment included. Guides such as Max, Bea, Jessica, Mario, and Coco lead small groups toward dolphin and turtle sightings, followed by a snorkeling stop and views of Mount Teide.
“We booked the kayaking and snorkelling with turtles and dolphins tour and had a really disappointing experience from start to finish. We were the only English speakers in a very large group, and the instructor spoke almost entirely in French, laughing and chatting with everyone else while barely speaking to us. When he did, it was only a few short sentences and we felt completely left out. We were told we would “try kayaking for a bit” and could turn back if needed, but that never happened. The instructor didn’t check if we were okay at any point, despite us clearly struggling to keep the kayak straight and falling far…”
Set out from Costa Adeje on a small speedboat to El Palm-mar, a known turtle habitat. Your guide provides the wetsuit, mask, fins, snorkel, water, and safety briefing. You may also see fish, dolphins, or stingrays, but turtles remain wild and never guaranteed.
“Service was excellent. Good english speakers and good instructions. The sea was alittle bit too wavey but thats not their fault soo over all good”
By the animal, the hull, or the kind of coast.
