Moira Fishing Tenerife SL
For anglers who would rather speak to the skipper before committing to anything.


The kind of outfit you find by asking around
Moira Fishing works off the harbour wall at Los Cristianos, on the south coast, and is registered as Moira Fishing Tenerife SL with its company address inland a…Moira Fishing works off the harbour wall at Los Cristianos, on the south coast, and is registered as Moira Fishing Tenerife SL with its company address inland at La Camella in the Arona district. The boat goes out for the deep water that sits unusually close to this shore.
Features
Type
Fishing charter
Area
Los Cristianos
Schedule
Daily
Price
$$$ Upscale
FAQ
How do I book a trip with Moira Fishing?
By telephone. The line is answered across a long day seven days a week, so a call the evening before is usually enough to arrange something for the morning.
Where does the boat go out from?
The harbour wall at Los Cristianos, on the south coast. That is the busiest departure point on this side of the island, and it puts the boat within reach of deep water within a short run.
Why is the fishing good off southern Tenerife?
The sea floor falls away steeply within a few miles of the shore, so water more than a thousand metres deep sits close to land. Species that would need a long offshore passage elsewhere are reachable in under an hour here.
What can be caught off this coast?
The southern waters produce tuna, wahoo, amberjack and, in season, blue marlin. What is running depends on the month, which is a question worth putting to the skipper when you call rather than assuming from a brochure.
Do I need my own fishing gear?
Charters here normally carry rods, reels and terminal tackle for everyone aboard, so bringing your own is a preference rather than a requirement. Confirm it on the call along with the number in your party.
What should I bring on a fishing charter?
Sun protection, a hat, a layer for the wind and something for seasickness taken before departure rather than after. The Atlantic swell off this coast is real even on a day that looks flat from the beach.







