PACK TRIO Buggy, Jet Ski, and Parasailing Adventure

Three thrills, one Lanzarote morning or afternoon.

This four-hour private adventure packs a lot into one outing: a two-hour buggy ride through volcanic scenery, a double jet ski session on the Atlantic, and a parasailing flight above the water. I like the way the activities offer three very different views of Lanzarote, from dusty inland roads to open sea and high air. I also like that the package is designed for two people, making it easy to share the buggy, jet ski, and parasailing flight with a companion.

The main drawback is that this is an active, rule-heavy day rather than a relaxed sightseeing tour. You need a physical driving license, closed shoes, a T-shirt under the jet ski life jacket, and enough confidence for motorized water activities. The optional photos and videos also need care, since one participant reported losing access to some of the watersports images.

Key points to know before booking

• Three types of adventure in four hours: You move from volcanic roads to Atlantic water and then into the air.
• A private setup for your group: One or two people use a two-seat buggy and one double jet ski.
• The buggy section takes two hours: This is the longest and most substantial part of the day.
• Parasailing is shared: One or two people can fly together, giving you a social rather than solitary experience.
• Strict safety requirements apply: You need a physical driving license, closed footwear, and a T-shirt under the jet ski life jacket.
• The package is best for active pairs: Children under eight, pregnant women, non-swimmers, people with back problems, and drivers under 21 cannot take part.

What the four-hour plan feels like

The PACK TRIO is built around variety. You do not spend four hours repeating one activity. Instead, the day changes pace three times, with a safety briefing before each section.

The buggy ride takes about two hours, so it carries the most weight in the schedule. After that, you head to the beach for a 20-minute double jet ski ride. The final activity is parasailing over the ocean, giving you a slower, higher view after the noise and movement of the vehicles.

That order works well. The buggy section gives you the longest period behind the wheel. The jet ski adds speed and water spray. Parasailing then provides a calmer finish, although you should still expect the takeoff and flight to feel exciting rather than restful.

The exact starting time depends on availability. I would treat the four-hour duration as a block of time for the activities and their safety instructions, not as four uninterrupted hours of action. The provider may also adjust timings around weather, which is sensible for outdoor activities in Lanzarote.

Starting at Paracraft Office on Playa Chica

The meeting point is the Paracraft Office at Playa Chica. This keeps the water-based part of the experience tied to a clear beach location and gives you a straightforward place to begin.

Before each activity, an instructor explains the safety rules. That matters here because the equipment changes, and each activity has its own risks. The buggy requires driving ability and a valid license. The jet ski involves open water and life jackets. Parasailing adds height and towing equipment.

The tour is offered in English and Spanish. It is also a private group, which is useful if you want to enjoy the day with your own companion instead of joining a large mixed group. A private format does not mean you skip instructions or safety checks. It simply gives your party a more personal arrangement.

One participant, Robert from the United Kingdom, praised the team for adapting the weather and timings to help make the most of the day. That is a valuable detail in Lanzarote, where wind can affect water and aerial activities. It also means you should arrive ready for the order of activities to change.

Two hours across Lanzarote by buggy

The buggy section is the heart of the package. You spend about two hours touring volcanic scenery and using the island’s more exciting roads, with stops or route changes shaped by the guide and conditions.

For me, the strength of this section is the contrast between driving and simply looking out of a vehicle window. You get a closer sense of Lanzarote’s dry volcanic terrain because you are moving through it under your own control. The route is described as including impressive volcanic landscapes, so this is the part to value if you want scenery as well as speed.

The two-seat buggy suits a pair who want to share the ride. One person can drive while the other takes in the views, then you may be able to change roles if the guide permits it. Do not assume that both people will automatically get equal driving time. Ask at the start if that matters to you.

Groups of three or four use a four-seat buggy, along with two jet skis. The package details describe this larger arrangement separately, while the listed price is $353 per group of up to two. If you are booking for three or four people, confirm the price and exact vehicle arrangement before paying.

The buggy route is not just a scenic drive. It is also the section most likely to leave you dusty, windblown, or chilly. Warm clothing is recommended, and that advice should not be ignored. Lanzarote can feel warm in the sun, yet an open buggy moving along exposed roads can feel cool.

You also need closed-toe shoes. Sandals and flip-flops are not allowed, and this is a sensible rule when you are driving or riding in an open vehicle. Bring a physical driving license. A photo or digital copy may not be enough, since the requirements specifically call for a valid physical license.

Drivers must be at least 21. The overall activity welcomes children from age eight when accompanied by an adult, but that does not make an eight-year-old eligible to drive. The driving rule applies separately and is important for families planning the day.

The 20-minute double jet ski ride

After the buggy outing, the activity moves to the beach for a 20-minute ride on a double jet ski. This is a short session, but it changes the mood completely. You trade volcanic roads for the clear Atlantic water and get the thrill of speed without needing to manage a solo machine.

The double jet ski is made for sharing. For two people, it keeps the experience social and avoids splitting your party between separate rides. For three or four people, the package includes two jet skis, allowing the group to ride in pairs.

The 20-minute length is worth noting before you book. You are paying for three activities, not an extended jet ski rental. If jet skiing is your main reason for booking, this may feel brief. If you want a sampler of several high-energy activities, the short water session fits the package well.

A life jacket is included, and you must wear a T-shirt under it. Pack sunscreen and a spare T-shirt if you have room, since water spray is part of the fun. The rules also ban smoking, alcohol, and drugs. Those restrictions are especially important around powered water equipment.

You must be able to swim, as non-swimmers are not accepted. The package information does not describe the swimming requirement in greater detail, so if you have concerns, ask the provider before booking rather than assuming the life jacket removes the need to swim.

The sea can also affect the schedule. Robert’s experience suggests that the team may adjust timing when weather changes. That flexibility is useful, but it means you should not build another fixed appointment too close to the end of the four-hour session.

One especially memorable possibility came from Cherie’s June 2025 outing, when a large pod of dolphins appeared while the group was at sea. That kind of sighting is not promised, and you should not book on the expectation of seeing dolphins. Still, it shows why the sea portion can offer more than speed alone.

Parasailing above the Atlantic

The final activity takes you above the water on a parasailing flight. One or two people can fly together, so a pair can share the view rather than taking turns alone.

This is the most unusual angle on Lanzarote in the package. From the buggy, you see the island at road level. From the jet ski, you experience the water at speed. From the parasail, you look down across the Atlantic and back toward the coast from high altitude.

The flight also gives the day a different rhythm. After a two-hour drive and a fast water ride, parasailing can feel like a quieter way to finish. You are still being lifted and towed, so it is not a passive sightseeing stop, but the emphasis shifts from steering and acceleration to height and views.

The available details do not state the exact flight time, height, or how the launch and landing work. I would ask those questions at the office if precise numbers matter to you. Conditions can also affect when this activity takes place, which is another reason to keep your schedule flexible.

Parasailing may appeal to people who want a thrill but do not want to operate another machine. It is still not suitable for everyone. Pregnant women and people with back problems are excluded, and the package is not suitable for non-swimmers.

Safety rules that shape the day

The safety requirements are not fine print to skim. They determine who can join and what you should pack.

Bring:

• A physical driving license
• Warm clothing for the buggy route
• Sunscreen
• A T-shirt for the jet ski
• Closed-toe shoes

Do not bring sandals or flip-flops for the activities. Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are not allowed.

The minimum age is eight, with an adult required for children. Drivers must be 21 or older, so a younger adult in the group may participate as a passenger but cannot necessarily take the wheel.

The activity is not suitable for pregnant women, people with back problems, or non-swimmers. The provider includes civil liability insurance, which is useful protection, but it does not replace following the guide’s instructions or checking that the physical demands suit you.

I would also dress for movement rather than for a beach photo. Warm layers, secure shoes, and clothing that can handle spray and dust are more useful than anything delicate. Sunscreen matters even when the air feels cool, since the buggy route and the water expose you to strong sun.

Is $353 good value for two people?

At $353 per group of up to two, the package costs about $176.50 per person when two people share it. That price includes the buggy fuel, double jet ski, life jackets, expert guides, safety briefings, and civil liability insurance.

The value comes from combining three separate activities in one booking. You would otherwise need to arrange a land outing, a water activity, and a parasailing flight independently. The private-group format also adds value for a pair who want their own arrangement rather than joining a larger party.

Still, you should judge the price against how much time you want in each activity. The buggy receives about two hours, but the jet ski is only 20 minutes, and the parasailing duration is not specified. If you want a long jet ski session, this is not the right package. If you want a broad taste of Lanzarote’s adventure activities, it makes more sense.

For three or four people, the equipment changes to a four-seat buggy and two jet skis. Since the stated price covers up to two, ask for the larger group price before booking. Do not assume the per-person cost will remain the same.

Optional photos and videos cost extra. I would clarify how the images are stored, when you can view them, and how long they remain available. Robert had a problem with watersports photos being deleted before the group returned from the buggy section, leaving only the buggy images. That is a practical warning, especially if photos are part of your reason for booking.

What kind of person will enjoy this most?

I would recommend the PACK TRIO to an active pair who want a full half-day of motion and variety. It suits people who enjoy trying several activities rather than spending all day on one.

It is also a good match for a couple or friends who want a private outing and like the idea of sharing a double jet ski and parasail. Families can consider it if children are eight or older and accompanied by an adult, but the age rule does not remove the swimming, health, footwear, and driving requirements.

I would be more cautious about recommending it to someone who wants a gentle sightseeing tour. The buggy route may be bumpy, the water session is fast, and the parasailing flight involves height. Someone with back problems, a fear of heights, or discomfort in open water should choose a calmer activity.

The language choice is simple, with English and Spanish available. If you need another language, the supplied details do not confirm it.

Booking flexibility and timing advice

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. The reserve-now-and-pay-later option lets you hold a place without paying immediately, which is useful when your Lanzarote plans may change.

I would avoid booking this on a day when you have a flight, cruise departure, or another timed excursion soon afterward. Weather adjustments and the transition between activities can affect the schedule, even though the stated duration is four hours.

A flexible day also gives the guides room to choose the safest order for the buggy, jet ski, and parasailing sections. That approach helped Robert get more from his outing when conditions changed.

Should you book the PACK TRIO?

Book it if you want three distinct thrills, a private setup, and a substantial two-hour buggy outing with shorter water and air activities added on. The combination gives you a lively picture of Lanzarote from the road, the sea, and above the Atlantic.

Skip it if you mainly want a long jet ski ride, dislike open vehicles, cannot swim, or need a fully predictable schedule. Before booking, confirm the larger-group price if you have three or four people, and ask how optional photos are handled.

For two eligible people who pack proper shoes, warm layers, sunscreen, and a T-shirt, this is a strong choice for an action-focused half-day. The chance of a dolphin sighting is a pleasant bonus, but the real value is the range of experiences packed into one private outing.

FAQ

Where does the activity meet?

The meeting point is the Paracraft Office at Playa Chica.

How long does the full activity last?

The activity lasts four hours. Starting times depend on availability.

What activities are included?

The package includes a buggy adventure, a double jet ski ride, and a parasailing flight.

How long is the buggy ride?

The buggy portion lasts two hours.

How long is the jet ski ride?

The jet ski portion lasts 20 minutes.

Can two people share the buggy?

Yes. One or two people use a two-seat buggy.

What equipment is provided for three or four people?

Groups of three or four use a four-seat buggy and two jet skis. The parasailing flight is for one or two people.

Is a driving license required?

Yes. You must bring a valid physical driving license for the buggy activity.

What should I wear?

Bring warm clothing, sunscreen, and a T-shirt. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory, and sandals or flip-flops are not allowed.

Who cannot take part?

The activity is not suitable for children under eight, pregnant women, people with back problems, non-swimmers, or drivers under 21.