Jet ski and parasailing in one hit. This Tenerife watersports package strings together a 40-minute jet ski safari with parasailing, so you get the island coast two ways: low over the water and then up in the sky. I like that you do not need experience; an instructor teaches you how to operate the jet ski and how to handle it safely. I also like the tight group size (up to four people), which usually means more direct attention when you are learning the basics.

One thing to factor in is how much time you may spend offshore. The day can stretch a bit, and the route can change with sea conditions, so if you are prone to motion sickness, this is worth thinking through before you book.

Key Things I’d Watch Before You Go

• 40-minute jet ski safari, one-person setup: You ride with instruction and then switch activities without a long break.
• Playa San Juan most days, Los Cristianos sometimes: Where you go depends on the water and weather that day.
• Two-step operation with boats in between: You transfer from the jet ski portion to the parasailing boat after the safari.
• Up to four people: Small numbers make the safety briefing feel more practical.
• Photos cost extra: Souvenir photos are available to purchase, including an email option reported by riders.

Getting Oriented at Water Sports Tenerife (Puerto Colón)

Your day starts at Water Sports Tenerife, at Calle Colón 6 in the Escuela Náutica Puerto Colón area in Adeje. You should plan to arrive early because you are expected to be at the rendez-vous point about 20 minutes before the activity begins. That window matters. It is when you get your safety briefing and your life jacket so there is no rushing once you are on boats.

You’ll also get a clearer picture of how the day flows. First comes the jet ski instruction, then you go out for the safari, and only afterward do you move to parasailing. Keeping that sequence straight is helpful because parasailing is the part that feels most intimidating for some people, and the jet ski portion usually helps you build confidence.

The Jet Ski Safari: How You’ll Actually Learn the Controls

This is a 40-minute jet ski safari paired into a single package. The key practical point is that you do not need previous experience. You will be driven by boat to your instructor, and they will go over the basics before you take the jet ski out.

In simple terms, you get taught what to do and what to avoid. The whole experience is designed around you steering and controlling speed yourself, with guidance to help you feel in control quickly. One rider highlighted that the instructor gave plenty of space to handle the jet ski on your own, including going as fast as you can safely manage after you get your bearings.

Even if you are comfortable on a water toy, jet skis feel different from anything on land. Your confidence builds as you start recognizing what changes when you throttle up, slow down, and turn. That is why the safety briefing and the instructor handover are the real value here, not just the motion of the ride.

What the route looks like while you’re learning

Most days, your jet ski portion heads toward Playa San Juan. On occasion, you might ride toward Los Cristianos instead. That switch is not random chaos—it depends on sea conditions. So you are not booking a single perfect script. You are booking a responsive day out on the water.

If the sea is choppy, you may feel that during the ride and during boat transfers. If conditions are good, you get smoother running and easier handling.

Playa San Juan vs. Los Cristianos: Choosing Between Two Coastal Moods

The big decision factor is not which beach name you prefer. It’s how the day’s sea conditions decide the route.

• Playa San Juan is the usual direction on a normal day. You can think of it as the standard option that fits common conditions.
• Los Cristianos is the alternative route that can happen when the water allows a better fit for the group and the day’s plan.

Either way, the goal is the same: jet ski safari fun with wide coastal visibility while you ride. When you later switch to parasailing, those same coastal features become clearer because you are looking down from above, not out over the bow.

One practical tip: if you are doing this as part of a bigger Tenerife plan, keep your expectations flexible. You might be able to make a great photo moment either way, but you should not lock your day schedule to a single coastline viewpoint beyond what your operator confirms.

The Boat Transfers: Why Timing Can Feel Longer Than You Expect

This experience is listed at about 1 hour, but real-life timing can stretch. The package connects activities using boats. First, there is the boat move from the starting area to meet your instructor. After the jet ski safari, you transfer to the parascending boat where you get strapped in for the flight.

A couple of riders flagged that they ended up being out at sea longer than they expected. That usually happens because boats sometimes wait for everyone to finish, or because transfer and safety checks take time. It can also mean the water conditions influence the pace of the day.

So here is my friendly advice: do not schedule a tight dinner reservation right after. Build in buffer time, especially if you start at 13:00 or 15:00. Arrive early for the rendez-vous point like they ask. It helps the whole flow.

Motion sickness warning (real talk)

If you are sensitive to sea movement, take the caution seriously. At least one rider said if you get sea sick, don’t go. That is strong language, but it lines up with the reality of transfers and waiting offshore. If you have a history of nausea on boats, consider skipping—or talk with a medical professional about options before you go.

Parasailing After the Jet Ski: The Big View Moment

After the jet ski portion, you move over to the parasailing boat. This is where the experience changes tone. The jet ski is motion and control. Parasailing is suspended, calmer, and visual.

You get strapped in and then fly with views over the coast. That change is the main reason the package works so well. You are not paying for two separate activities that repeat the same thrill. You get one ride that teaches you water movement, then one ride that shows you Tenerife from above.

One rider described the parasailing as cool, even with initial nerves. They said the team made them feel safe and used humor to settle the fear. That matches the overall vibe of the experience: it is not thrown at you with zero instruction.

If you are anxious, focus on the process steps you can control:

• listen to safety instructions
• keep your breathing steady
• let the first moments pass; you often relax once you realize the harness feels secure and the team is running a tight operation

Safety, Small Group Attention, and Why It Matters

Minimum age is 16. You also should not join if you have back problems, heart complaints, or other serious medical conditions. Pregnant women are not allowed.

Those rules are not just paperwork. They connect to the physical reality of riding a jet ski and being secured into a harness in the air. It’s also part of why the experience aims for structured control and supervision.

Now, the safety briefing is not a long lecture. It is a practical setup with life jackets and instructions for the jet ski operation. And because the maximum group size is capped at four people, the instructor time tends to be more useful than when a bigger crowd is trying to learn at once.

That small-group factor is a big part of the value. You are more likely to get clear guidance when something feels unfamiliar, like the sensation of falling off the jet ski. One rider noted they fell off and the guide helped them back quickly, which is exactly the kind of reassurance you want built into the plan.

Price and Value: Is $144.03 Reasonable?

At $144.03 per person, this package is not a budget activity. But you are also buying two experiences in one day: a jet ski safari session plus parasailing, with instructor support and safety setup included.

The price includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges, plus a driver/guide. Those line items matter because they reduce the amount you need to manage at the dock. The main extra cost is souvenir photos. Photos are available to purchase, and one rider reported paying around 30 euros for photos and receiving them by email about 24 hours later. Another rider said photos were emailed, and one person flagged an issue with receiving jet ski photos after paying.

So how do you judge the value?

• If you want a high-adrenaline water day with an instructor and a second activity that changes perspective, the package format is efficient.
• If you are only hoping for a quick thrill and do not care about parasailing, you might be able to find cheaper single-activity options elsewhere. But with this, you are paying for the full two-part experience.

My practical takeaway: plan to enjoy both parts, and plan your photos purchase decisions carefully.

What to Bring (and What Rules to Expect)

The data does not list a formal packing checklist, but you can use the common-sense needs of jet ski and parasailing.

Bring:

• swimwear you are comfortable moving in
• water shoes or sandals with a grip (you will want traction around the dock area)
• sunscreen and sunglasses with a secure fit
• a waterproof phone solution if you want photos

One detail from rider feedback: there was a rule about cameras. A rider said you can’t bring a GoPro unless it is attached to your body. That suggests there may be restrictions on loose gear, so if you bring equipment, secure it and follow staff instructions.

Also, one rider mentioned there were no saddles. That likely refers to the seating feel on the jet ski and the fact that it is not set up like some guided rides where you feel cushioned. If you are sensitive to comfort, plan for the practical reality: you ride, you grip, and you focus on control.

Photos and the camera question

Souvenir photos are not included. If you care about having shots of your jet ski and parasailing moments, ask what gets photographed and how you receive them (email, pickup, or in-person purchase). And if you add any photo purchase, double-check the email used for delivery, since at least one rider reported a delivery issue and described the email address as fraudulent.

Who This Jet Ski + Parasailing Package Fits Best

This is a strong choice if:

• you are 16 or older and fit the medical restrictions
• you want two different kinds of coastal thrill in one go
• you like learning with an instructor rather than guessing
• you prefer smaller groups (maximum four people)

It’s probably a poor fit if:

• you have back or heart issues, or any serious medical condition that the operator flags
• you are pregnant
• you get sea sick easily due to the time at sea and boat transfers
• you want a totally predictable route and timing with zero variation from day to day

If you are traveling as a couple, the package can still work well because you are doing everything together. Just remember there can be short waits during transfers, and that is part of the overall experience rhythm.

Should You Book This Jet Ski and Parasailing Package?

I think you should book if you want the combination of hands-on instruction plus a true second view from parasailing. The small group setup helps, and the fact that the safari usually runs toward Playa San Juan gives you a clear sense of what kind of coastline you’ll see, even if the route shifts to Los Cristianos when conditions require it.

I would hesitate if you are prone to motion sickness or if you need a very tight schedule right afterward. The jet ski portion is fun, but the day includes boats, safety checks, and transfers that can stretch your total time offshore.

If you do book, show up early at the rendez-vous point, listen closely during the safety briefing, and be ready to enjoy both parts rather than treating it like one long wait for the parasailing.

FAQ

What’s included in the Waters Sport Package with 40 min jet ski and parasailing?

The package includes the jet ski safari and parasailing for one person. It also includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges, plus a driver/guide. Safety briefing and life jackets are provided before the jet ski activity.

Do I need prior experience to ride the jet ski?

No. There is an instructor who provides instructions on how to operate the jet ski. You’ll also receive a safety briefing and life jacket before you go out.

Where is the meeting point, and where does the tour end?

You meet at Water Sports Tenerife, Calle Colón 6, Escuela Náutica Puerto Colón, 38660 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. The activity ends back at the same meeting point.

Where does the jet ski safari go?

On a normal day the jet ski safari goes toward Playa San Juan. On some occasions it may go to Los Cristianos depending on sea conditions.

What are the age and health limits?

The minimum age is 16. It’s not allowed for participants with back problems, heart complaints, or other serious medical conditions. Pregnant women are also not allowed.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Canceling less than 24 hours before the start time is not refunded.