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A memorable, private boat tour Los Gigantes, Tenerife, Spain.I remember a magic, private boat tour Los Gigantes in It was a few years ago. We left before lunchtime. The friend who had invited me for the private excursion off The Marina Los Gigantes is a port for all sorts
Very few yachts which I saw in the marina were like the luxury boats which I remember from MonteCarlo or from Costa Blanca/Spain. Perhaps, those were all out on day trips on the Atlantic, somewhere. There was one that had anchored in the Marina. It After we had bought fresh water for our boat tour Los Gigantes at
We undid the ropes that secured the boat to the poles on the quay. Now, the boat was almost shipshape. Now, the small 20 footer was almost ready. It was a nice little boat. No sails, though. How much would I love to go sailing in Tenerife... A 5 hour day trip would also be fine.
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Now our trip Los Gigantes had started.
I still kept on dreaming of old sailing ships. I would have gone onto one to head off to any destination.
Our boat seemed so small when we went past the giant Los Gigantes cliffs. They really were almost black. They even looked menacing under the Tenerife sun. It was quite sensational to feel the movements of the vessel above the waves, so close, during our boat trip Los Gigantes. It was so relaxing.
Getting warmed by the sun and cooled down by a gentle breeze at the same time was utmost bliss during my boat tour Los Gigantes. Dangerous, I know, because, one easily may catch a terrible sunburn, especially in Tenerife. At the same time, seeing the white foam in the stern of a shallow boat after it has cut through the waves makes one realize a certain power. Just figure, to be able to move forward in so much water and, to conquer the waves... We, finally, were out on the open sea. For most of the afternoon... We saw the Isle of La Palma. It seemed so close. I wished we could have done a boat tour Los Gigantes to that Canary island. But, a license was needed for that, which we didn't have. The high light of our boat tour (off) Los Gigantes was a brunch in Masca bay. Other boats had anchored at "our" bay. We had to watch the movement of the boat because here and there small rocks were visible just below or above the surface of the water. Also, the distance from other boats had to be watched. The boat, didn't keep still, you know. I even went for a short swim while the anchor kept the boat secured. That swim was good. Not that one needed to cool down... The boat went a bit fast back to Los Gigantes spraying us with sea water and making us a bit wet.
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The boat owner friend of mine lives in Los Gigantes. Needless to tell you, that he loves it. He also owns a holiday apartment there that is forever booked out, he said. We had yummy supper in a small Italian restaurant in Los Gigantes. I must get in touch with my boat owner friend to find out what it was called. I had lost touch with him. Don't ask. .. All, my fault... Graphics sailing boats by Free Gifs and Animations
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We fed some dry bread to brownish fish. 
