No Limits One is the workhorse of our fleet and the boat behind most of our shared-ticket departures. Berthed at Puerto Colón, Pantalán 11, this Bertram 28 sportfisher goes out every day the sea allows — mornings at 9:00 and afternoons at 14:00 — and has been fishing the drop-off south of Adeje for longer than most operators on the island have existed.
Specifications & Equipment
- Type: Bertram 28 sportfisher (refitted)
- Length: ~8.5 m
- Engines: 2 × Volvo Penta 210 hp · cruising speed up to 30 knots
- Capacity: up to 7 guests
- Berth: Puerto Colón, Pantalán 11 (Costa Adeje)
- Fishing kit: trolling outriggers, bottom gear, sonar and fishfinder, live-bait tank, fighting chair
- On board: cabin, toilet, ice box, sun pad on the flybridge for spectators
- Crew languages: English, Spanish, Italian
Formats & Prices
- Shared ticket (4 hours): from €85 per angler · junior under 10 and spectators €69 (one spectator per angler)
- Private charter (4 hours): from €550
- Private charter (8 hours): from €1,000
Every price includes professional tackle, bait, the boat's fishing licence covering all guests, and drinks (soft drinks, beer, water). Private charters add sandwiches and snacks. Invoices carry 7% IGIC.
What No Limits One Does Best
The 4-hour shared trip is the entry point to real Atlantic fishing: 30–40 minutes to the 300–1,000 m shelf, then trolling and bottom work on yellowfin, dorado, bonito, amberjack and barracuda. Groups stay small — the crew rotates anglers so everyone gets rod time. Take the 8-hour private format if you want to push further towards La Gomera for tuna and, in season, a shot at marlin.
Compare it with the larger No Limits Two, or see how shared and private formats differ on the shared trips page.
FAQ
Is No Limits One the boat for shared trips?
Yes — together with No Limits Two it is the only vessel in our fleet on which we sell shared tickets. That keeps quality consistent for everyone on board.
Can beginners and children come?
Yes. The crew teaches on the spot, and children under 10 travel on a junior ticket. There is a toilet and a sun pad for anyone who would rather watch than fish.
Do I need a fishing licence?
No. The boat holds a collective first-class licence that covers every guest — see our licence guide.
Ready to book No Limits One?
Tell us your dates and how many of you are fishing. Enquire on WhatsApp or compare all formats in the fishing section.
