Tucked away along the rugged southern coast of Tenerife lies a place full of mystery and natural beauty: the Pink Cave of Palm-Mar. This hidden gem is only accessible from the sea, making it one of the island’s most exclusive spots.

World Turtle Day: A Chance to Protect Those Who Inhabit the Sea

Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) are the most common in Tenerife and often accompany kayaks with their jumps and games. They live in small resident groups and are very sociable. On some lucky days, we can also spot Spinner Dolphins (Stenella coeruleoalba), faster and more agile, crossing the water in a compact formation.

Spring is the perfect season to discover the wonders of the sea of ​​Tenerife! In these months, nature awakens and our kayak excursions are enriched with exciting encounters: sea turtles swimming curiously among the waves, schools of dolphins playing near the coast and crystal clear seabeds ideal for snorkeling.

Palm Mar, one of the most charming locations in the south of Tenerife, is famous for its tranquility, stunning scenery and ideal location for exploring the island’s coastline. While many visit the area on foot or by car, a truly unique way to discover Palm Mar is from the sea, thanks to a kayak excursion. But what can you see and discover on a kayak trip in Palm Mar? Here are some of the highlights you shouldn’t miss!

The Malpaís de La Rasca Special Nature Reserve is a protected area located in the south of Tenerife, in the Palm-Mar area, and is one of the most fascinating and least known nature reserves on the island. This reserve extends over approximately 1,100 hectares and is a true paradise for lovers of nature, fauna and hiking.