Kayak Expedition to Playa de Antequera in Anaga

Context The kayak expedition to Playa de Antequera takes place in the Anaga Biosphere Reserve on Tenerife, a protected natural area shaped by volcanic activity and rich in marine biodiversity. The 14-km route follows calm coastal waters, gliding between steep cliffs and remote coves inaccessible by land. The journey unfolds in a wild, untouched environment where the wind carries the salty scent of the sea and the aroma of Canary pine. ">The Experience The adventure begins at Playa de Las Teresitas with equipment checks and a safety briefing. You then paddle toward Punta de Los Órganos and surrounding beaches, passing through sea caves and natural coves formed by lava flows. Upon arrival at Playa de Antequera, you enjoy a rest on its striking black sand, surrounded by pristine nature. The return is by boat, offering sweeping views of Anaga’s dramatic volcanic cliffs as the sound of waves echoes through the journey. ">For Whom This expedition is designed for experienced kayakers with solid fitness and prior paddling experience, capable of completing a demanding 14-km route. It is not suitable for beginners or individuals with limited mobility. Ideal for those seeking to combine kayaking with deep immersion in nature and local culture, in small, intimate groups. ">Local Context The Anaga Biosphere Reserve is a region with strong cultural and ecological roots. The village of Igueste de San Andrés, visible from the sea, preserves traditional fishing and farming practices that enrich the experience with authentic local stories and community spirit.