Abrazo Sailing
£ 51,33£ 47,85Bonadea II
£ 19,20£ 18,00Whaleadventure
£ 19,14£ 17,40
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Rowe Excursions was established in 2007 and is based in the South of Tenerife in the heart of the tourist area. We are located in Puerto Colon, on the beach front, next to the harbour. We are fast becoming one the most respected and trusted excursion companies here in tenerife, we have an ever growing base of repeat customers. We are here to look after all of your excursion needs. Booking your excursions online couldn't be easier. Our experience is second to none having lived on the Island for many years. Our secret is keen pricing, superb service and excellent local knowledge. All of the excursions featured on this website have been completed by at least one of our staff, giving us an edge over our compettitors. Our close relationships with established companies here in Tenerife enable us to bring you the best rates.
Tenerife (Tenerife Spanish) is the largest of the Canary Islands and belongs to Spain. The island is about 80 kilometers long, up to 50 kilometers wide and covers an area of 2034.38 square kilometers. It has 906 854 inhabitants the most populous island of Spain. The capital is Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The locals are called Tinerfeños.
Tenerife is a volcanic island. She belongs - like all the Canary Islands - topographically to Africa, and is located about 250 km off the coast of Morocco and the Western Sahara (Gran Canaria is about 170 km away, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote are within 100 miles),and is about 1,300 kilometers away from the south coast of its Spanish mother country. The climate is balanced.
The island of Tenerife was formed about 12 million years ago by volcanic activity. This is due to a hot spot in the earths mantle, the bulges caused by this activity caused an island chain to form, while the African plate drifted to the east. The geologically oldest parts of the island are the Anaga Mountains in the far northeast, the Teno mountains in the north west and small areas of (Banda del Sur) in the extreme south.
The younger volcanic massif in the center of the island, is in the middle of a 12 × 17 km caldera called Las Cañadas. From it rises the highest mountain in Spain, the 3718-meter-high Pico del Teide.
Seen from above, these mountain areas, together form the shape of the letter Y.
The volcanic island is still active, shown by the documented volcanic eruptions from the Mount Teide and the Teno mountain range in the years 1706, 1798 and 1909.