Four Hours Chasing Marlin and Tuna off Costa Adeje

COSTA ADEJE FISHING FIELD GUIDE

Four Hours Chasing Marlin and Tuna off Costa Adeje

A 4-hour shared offshore fishing trip from Puerto Colón aboard a high-speed 25' sportfishing boat—this guide explains what to expect and the practical facts you need to plan.

Four Hours Chasing Marlin and Tuna off Costa Adeje.

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Location
Costa Adeje
Operator
Gavin Glen Fishing
Category
Fishing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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From the southwest tip of Tenerife, Costa Adeje’s Puerto Colón is the launching point for a concentrated four-hour offshore fishing run aboard a 25' sportfishing boat. Outfitted with professional fighting gear and electronics, the shared excursion puts anglers on the water to target large pelagics such as Marlin and Tuna in the clear Atlantic off Tenerife.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

A fast, fully equipped sportfishing platform

You’ll fish from a 25' offshore sportfishing boat—one of the fastest in its class—capable of reaching 22 knots and fitted with tournament-style gear including a fighting chair, outriggers, downriggers, a live bait tank and a wireless trolling engine.

THE TARGETS

Large pelagics and a varied catch list

Offshore waters here offer opportunities for Marlin and Tuna as well as Barracuda, Amberjack and a range of other species—the captain will choose techniques to suit the fish you’re after.

THE START

Departures from Puerto Colón

Trips begin at Puerto Colón on Tenerife’s southwest coast; from there the captain runs offshore to the fishing grounds for a focused four-hour outing.

What the day feels like

What the four-hour shared trip feels like

The experience is a compact, high-energy offshore outing: embark at Puerto Colón, run out to offshore grounds aboard a swift 25' sportfisher, and spend the session working lines and techniques selected by the captain to target species such as Marlin and Tuna. The onboard setup is optimized for efficient trolling and live-bait work, letting anglers make the most of the limited window at sea.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this shared fishing trip suits best.

1
Small groups & friendsDesigned for compact parties—this shared trip runs on a 25' boat that accommodates up to six guests, making it well suited to small groups.
2
Solo anglers and pairsSolo travelers and couples can join the shared outing; the vessel’s six-guest capacity allows mixed bookings.
3
Large partiesNot ideal for large groups—the operator limits the boat to a maximum of six guests, so groups larger than six will need multiple bookings or alternative arrangements.
4
Those preferring shared chartersThis is a shared fishing trip rather than a large-capacity charter, and is structured around the six-guest limit on the 25' sportfisher.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

Duration is four hours. Morning shift runs 09:00–13:00; afternoon shift runs 13:15–17:15.

What to Bring / Onboard Gear

The boat is equipped with a fighting chair, outriggers, downriggers, a live bait tank and a wireless trolling engine—state-of-the-art equipment is provided onboard.

Meeting & Embarkation

Trips depart from Puerto Colón, Pantalan 3, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the trip?

The outing is four hours long, available as a morning shift (09:00–13:00) or an afternoon shift (13:15–17:15).

Where do we meet the boat?

Embarkation is at Puerto Colón, Pantalan 3 in Costa Adeje.

What species can I expect to target?

Anglers can target Marlin and Tuna, and may also encounter Barracuda, Amberjack and other species during the offshore trip.

What is the boat like and how many guests can it hold?

Fishing is aboard a 25' offshore sportfishing boat with a maximum capacity of six guests; the vessel is one of the fastest in its class at 22 knots and carries professional sportfishing equipment.

Will the captain tailor techniques to the fish I want to catch?

Yes—the captain will advise and demonstrate the best techniques for the species you’re targeting and will adjust the approach accordingly.