Canary Islands Yacht Rental

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Locals, with their deep understanding of these lands, offer advice even to seasoned navigators. They know where to find the wind and the unforgettable bays. Our group has thoroughly researched these Spanish territories. We trust our local partners to ensure a safe and thrilling journey. Approximately a hundred sail and motor boats are available, each meeting high quality standards.

El Hierro, the smallest and southernmost of the Canary Islands, is entirely run on renewable energy. In 150 AD, Ptolemy marked here the meridian 0, the boundary of the ancient world. This wild place boasts a sea teeming with life, including the Mar De Las Calmas reserve near Restringa, which offers exceptional diving opportunities. Here, you can witness one of the clearest skies in Europe. Additionally, the island is home to El Sabinar, a mysterious forest. We will be delighted to connect you with our local professionals upon signing the contract.

The Experience of a Grand Sail. The might of the wind and the honor of the captain! Yet, reasoning might become a risk, and we could lose the main mast! This is about how to live these waters: Do you have friends around the Canaries? Then rent a motor yacht; you can reach them and move with agility and speed. But if you are willing to truly know this ocean, then take a sailboat, and you will have "a wind to tell about".

View of a typical rocky beach in the Canary Islands

Each island in the Canaries has an airport, so there's no need to worry about internal flights. Simply reach your boat. If necessary, for a small fee, you can negotiate on-site to change your port of destination. Renting a boat in Tenerife doesn't necessarily mean you have to return it there. We will discuss the itinerary with the captain anyway. happy holiday

The Parrotfish Recipe
You've checked the documents, signed the papers, and bought the last few items. Now that you're on board, all that's left to do is prepare dinner! So, what's on the menu? If you have a chef on board, you'll get the right advice. Otherwise, if you want to impress with a popular fish from these waters (featured in many Canarian recipes), know that you can find it around 25 meters deep. Don't miss it!

Here we are in Lanzarote! We dock in a bay and try to catch some fish for lunch. In the afternoon, we'll explore the territory: Lanzarote is both the oldest and the youngest of the Canaries. It is about 180 million years old, but the eruption of 1730, which lasted 6 years, redesigned a quarter of the island. Lanzarote is surrounded by many beaches, including Famara with over 3 kilometers of open spaces and Calentón Blanco beach with its very white sand and extraordinary light effects. The island offers many points of interest, such as the cactus garden with over 4,500 species.

La Gomera, known as the Colombina Island, was visited by Christopher Columbus before setting sail for history. This island offers a stable landscape, with the last volcanic activity dating back two million years. An interesting curiosity is the Silbo Gomero, the whistled language of shepherds who communicated over great distances. Near the coast, the Laurisilva, an ancient prehistoric tree, invites you to discover its intricacies. From the port of San Sebastian, with a short walk, you can reach the Plaza de las Americas and enjoy its liveliness. We recommend visiting the parks.

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The spirit of great navigators lies within every nautical license, but here, things reach another level. We are on the route of Magellan and Columbus, where you risk losing control of yourself. Sailing here leads to the path of madness, with the sky at your fingertips. Here, you can rely on all our help to plan and chart the route for your guests and crew. Happy holidays. Filippo Lo Iacono

astronomical observatory of the Canary Islands

La Palma: Let's climb to 2420 meters and take a look from the astronomical observatory! From here, we can evaluate the island from above. Be cautious of the wind; clouds here never rise above 1000 meters, risking a wasted trip. Don't worry, you can always enjoy a stunning sky at sunset; this island has been named Starlight, a recognition reserved for the most spectacular skies. The city of Santa Cruz de Las Palmas preserves a colonial spirit, gathering the energies of a border land.

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Tenerife, home to the highest peak in Spain. From the southern coast you can see several species of whales, including the majestic blue whale. For those who prefer land-based activities, the island offers top-quality golf courses. Thrill seekers can visit the largest water park in Europe, with slides almost 30 meters high. Not to be missed is Santa Cruz, the lively capital with one of the most important ports on the Atlantic.

Gran Canaria
The Canary Islands never cease to amaze with their continuous novelties. The world windsurfing championship kicks off in early October. A privileged spot for whale watching, Gran Canaria was the filming location for the 1956 movie Moby Dick, starring Gregory Peck, specifically at Playa De Las Canteras. It's a vibrant place with a strong, open spirit. This is the lively Gran Canaria.

We are in Fuerteventura! An island facing the sea, with 324 kilometers of coastline, 150 of which are beaches. A dip is always within reach. The beaches, which are the title of this island, are numerous: white, black, large, small, but above all everywhere! Some tell their own story, like the natural park of the dunes of Corralejo, where the sea meets the desert. Others are hidden in bays with emerald waters.