Waters Sport Package with 40 min. Jet Ski and Parasailing 1 person

Tenerife gets wild, then floats. This jet ski and parasailing combo gives you two very different ways to see the island, with an instructor guiding you step-by-step.

I especially like that it is built for first-timers, with a quick safety setup and clear coaching before you ride. I also like the pacing, jet ski first, then a direct transfer to the parasailing boat while the day is still moving.

One thing to plan for: even though the activity is listed at about 1 hour, you can be out at sea a while depending on sea conditions and how the boats run, so motion sickness is a real consideration.

Quick, practical highlights to know

• Up to 4 people per activity, so you are not swallowed by a huge crowd
• You ride first, fly second, with an organized handoff between boats
• Route flexes with the sea: usually toward Playa San Juan, sometimes Los Cristianos
• Safety briefing happens early, around 20 minutes before you go out
• Photos are extra, and GoPro rules may apply if you bring one

Where You Meet in Adeje, and How the Day Starts

You meet at Water Sports Tenerife, Calle Colón 6, in the Escuela Náutica Puerto Colón area in Adeje (Santa Cruz de Tenerife). The start and finish are the same place, which keeps things simple.

You should show up about 20 minutes early. That buffer matters because you will get a safety briefing and life jackets before you do anything on the water. I like this approach because it reduces that last-minute scramble feeling. If you arrive late, you risk slowing the whole sequence for your group.

The day uses a mobile ticket, and the tour is offered in English. You also get confirmation within 48 hours of booking, as long as there is availability. One more practical detail, this area is near public transportation, which is helpful if you are not driving around Tenerife.

If you want an easy start, come in ready for water time: swimsuit under clothes, towel in hand, and sunscreen already applied if you are prone to burning. There are lockers and changing facilities at the harbor area, so you do not need to guess where to stash your stuff.

The Real Timing: 13:00 or 15:00, But Budget More Time

You can have this experience at 13:00 or 15:00. Either way, you meet 20 minutes prior, get briefed, and then head out with the staff.

On paper, the whole combo is about 1 hour. In practice, water sports timing can stretch. Boats have to run schedules and deal with sea conditions. One review noted that on the day, people felt they were out longer than expected, with extra waiting time. So I would plan your afternoon loosely, not tightly.

Also, the handoff between activities is fast in concept, but it still takes time to get you from one boat to the other, strap you in, and organize everyone safely. If you are the type who hates hanging around, bring patience (and maybe a small snack you can eat later, not on the boat if you are seasick-prone).

The good news: the operation is designed so the jet ski and parasailing happen in the same flow, not as two separate half-days with a big gap.

Jet Ski Safari: Where You Go and What You Actually Do

On a normal day, the jet ski route heads toward Playa San Juan. Sometimes it shifts to Los Cristianos, based on sea conditions. That flexibility is not a downgrade. It is the grown-up way to run water sports safely when winds and waves change.

Once you are out, the main idea is a safari style ride along the coast. You are not just going in circles. You get the thrill of operating the jet ski, plus the payoff of seeing Tenerife from the water.

Here is what I like for first-timers: your instructor does not just yell instructions from the shoreline. You are taken by boat to the instructor area, and then you get hands-on guidance on how to operate the jetski. You are expected to steer and control your own speed within safety limits. One review described getting enough open space to get comfortable and then to push a bit.

If you are worried about doing it wrong, relax a little. The ride is short enough to feel doable, and the staff is there to coach you, not test you.

First-Time Comfort: Instructor Support That Helps You Get Up to Speed

This is sold as something you can do with no previous experience. That matters because jet skis can feel intimidating when you picture throttle, steering, and balance all at once.

The coaching starts with the basics: how to handle the jetski, how to stop, and how to manage the ride. In one review, the instructor wrapped a safety cord around the rider’s wrist. That kind of setup is reassuring because it reduces the chance of you doing something dangerous with one small panic moment.

Also, do not overthink falling. Jet skis are fast and water is slippery. One review mentioned the rider fell off, and the instructor helped them back quickly. That is exactly what you want to hear when you are nervous.

One practical note from the same feedback: if you do not keep up with the group instructions, you can get left behind. So the real “secret” to a smooth jet ski ride is simple: follow the staff timing, stay aware, and do not drift while you get your courage back.

Tech tip: GoPro rules and comfort on the seat

If you are bringing a GoPro, pay attention. One review said GoPros were not allowed unless they are attached to the body. That means do not plan on loose mounting or hanging gear.

And yes, there is also the “comfort reality” of a short ride. One review mentioned there are no saddles, which likely means you are riding in regular seat comfort, not a cushioned add-on. For a 40-minute ride that is usually manageable, but if you have a sensitive back or just hate vibration, consider that before you book.

From Jet Ski to Parasailing: The Fast Switch to Flying Views

After the jet ski safari tour, you get transferred to the parasailing boat. This is the part that makes the whole package feel worth it. You do not need to rebuild your day plan. You move directly from riding to flying.

You will be strapped in and ready to go. Parasailing is a one-person experience here, which is a good format if you want your own spot in the air rather than sharing the harness setup.

The payoff is the view. Tenerife’s coastline changes fast as you move along the shore, and parasailing lets you see it in one sweep: cliffs, beaches, and the overall shape of the island. Even with the wind and spray, the experience is all about feeling how big the ocean view really is.

There is one more operational point worth knowing. After the jet ski portion ends, staff may organize pickups and pairings efficiently, which can mean you wait for your exact turn between couples or groups. It is still the same-day experience, just with practical scheduling behind the scenes.

Safety Limits and Who Should Skip This

Water sports are fun until safety comes into play. For this one, there are clear limits, and I appreciate that the rules are spelled out.

• Minimum age is 16
• Not allowed for participants with back problems, heart complaints, or other serious medical conditions
• Not allowed for pregnant women

If any of those apply to you, this is an easy call. Do not try to “tough it out.” Parasailing involves harnessing and being suspended, and jet skiing involves fast movement and water impacts. If you have a medical condition, you need a clearer, safer option.

Also consider motion sickness. One review explicitly warned that if you get sea sick, do not go. Even if you usually handle boats fine, time out at sea plus waiting time can trigger nausea in some people.

Price and Value: What $144.03 Actually Buys

The price for this package is $144.03 per person and it is advertised as a 40-minute jet ski plus parasailing for one person, with the whole thing running about 1 hour.

What you get that makes this a decent value:

• All taxes, fees, and handling charges are included
• A driver/guide is included
• The experience itself includes both water sports in one coordinated outing
• The activity is managed by Maritim Sports of Tenerife

What costs extra:

• Souvenir photos are not included

When I think about value, the big win is reducing planning friction. Two separate bookings would usually mean two different meeting points, two separate time windows, and two different coordination headaches. Here, you handle the briefing once and then move through the day in an organized sequence.

About photos: people report that souvenir photos can cost around 30 euros, and some say photos are delivered by email about 24 hours later. That is not cheap, but it is common for water sports. If you want action shots, budget a little for that. If you do not care about photos, you can treat this as a pure experience purchase.

Photos, Waiting Time, and Packing Tips That Save Your Day

Souvenir photos are the biggest “surprise cost” for most people, because they are not included. Make a decision early: either you leave room in your budget for photos, or you commit to not buying them so you do not feel pressured on the water.

If you bring a GoPro, follow the rule about attaching it to your body. That is the difference between getting footage and having equipment confiscated or rejected.

Packing basics that matter here:

• Sunscreen and a hat, because you are exposed on the water
• A waterproof bag or zip pouch for your phone and keys
• A change of clothes for after, since you will be wet
• If you are seasick-prone, consider a remedy you have used before

Also, plan emotionally for time. One review described that it can take longer than expected because a boat may pick you up from the beach and stay out until everything is finished. That makes the trip feel longer than the headline duration. If you eat lunch right before leaving, keep it light, and if you are worried about nausea, avoid heavy meals.

Who This Combo Fits Best in Tenerife

This is a good match if you:

• Want adrenaline but do not have prior jet ski experience
• Like structured activities with a short, guided flow
• Prefer small groups, since max size is 4 travelers
• Want coast views from both water level and the air

It also makes sense for solo travelers. This package is for a 1-person parasailing experience, so you are not stuck sharing the main visual moment.

It may not be the best fit if you:

• Get sea sick easily
• Have medical limitations listed by the operator
• Want a long, slow exploration of Tenerife by boat (this is fast, active, and focused)

If you are the kind of traveler who likes getting your photos afterward, you might like the setup. If you hate surprises, remember photos cost extra.

Should You Book Waters Sport Package, 40-Minute Jet Ski and Parasailing?

I would book this if you want a high-impact water day without a complicated schedule. The combination is smart: you get the hands-on jet ski ride, then you cash in with parasailing views, all with staff running safety from the start.

Book with caution if you are sensitive to choppy water or if you hate waiting around. Even though it is listed as about an hour, real-world timing can run longer. Also, think carefully about motion sickness and the health restrictions.

If you go, show up early, follow the instructor’s guidance, and plan for photos being an optional add-on rather than a guaranteed inclusion. Do that, and you will likely walk away with the kind of Tenerife story that sounds like you left the island at different heights.

FAQ

What does the package include?

It includes a 40-minute jet ski and parasailing for 1 person. Taxes, fees, and handling charges are included, along with a driver/guide. Souvenir photos are not included.

How long is the experience?

The duration is listed as about 1 hour.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is Water Sports Tenerife, Calle Colón 6, Escuela Náutica Puerto Colón, 38660 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.

What time does it run?

It can start at 13:00 or 15:00. You are expected to be at the rendez-vous point 20 minutes before the beginning for safety briefing and life jackets.

Do I need jet ski experience?

No previous experience is required, and an instructor is provided.

Where does the jet ski safari go?

On a normal day it goes toward Playa San Juan, but sometimes it goes toward Los Cristianos depending on sea conditions.

What language is the tour offered in?

The experience is offered in English.

Is there a minimum age?

Yes, the minimum age is 16 years.

Who is not allowed to participate?

It is not allowed for pregnant women, and it is not allowed for participants with back problems, heart complaints, or other serious medical conditions.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.