Deep sea fishing on a shared boat is the honest budget option: you join a licensed sport-fishing boat with 4–8 other anglers, the crew provides all tackle and bait, and you take turns on the rods when something hits. Expect 4–6 hours on the water, trolling for tuna and bonito with bottom-fishing stops. Most boats welcome non-fishing companions at a reduced rate, which makes it an easy mixed-group day. We match you with a boat that has space on your date — you pay the operator at the marina.
Real prices — what it costs
| Trip | Typical price (per person) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 4-hour shared trip | €40–60 | Trolling + bottom fishing, gear included |
| 6-hour shared trip | €60–90 | Longer time on the tuna grounds |
| Non-fishing companion | €25–40 | Ride along, sunbathe, watch the action |
| Upgrade to private | €300–550 | Per boat, 4 hours — see fishing charter page |
Real 2026 market ranges, confirmed with local operators. Your exact price is fixed on WhatsApp before you book — no surprises, no prepayment to us.
What's included
- Licensed sport-fishing boat and crew
- All rods, reels, tackle and bait
- Fishing licence for the day
- Drinks on board
Duration & departure
- Duration: 4–6 hours, usually morning departures
- Departure: Puerto Colón (Costa Adeje) and Las Galletas marina
Who it's for (and who it isn't)
Ideal for solo anglers and couples who do not want to pay for a whole boat, and for mixed groups where not everyone fishes. If you are 4+ people who all want to fish seriously, compare the private charter — split per head it can cost the same with far more rod time.
Honest tips before you book
- Rods rotate on shared boats — the more anglers, the less individual rod time. Ask about group size before booking.
- Tuna and bonito are the realistic year-round targets on shared trips.
- Take motion-sickness tablets an hour before departure if you are prone — the drift fishing part is the rolly bit.