Paragliding is a risky sport and unfortunately, incidents may happen. We strongly recommend to consult local paragliding pilots about the flying site before you fly, or get in touch with the local club or tandem company.

In case of emergency for a paragliding related accident. What to do? Who to contact?

Call 112.
They will assess the situation and send a helicopter if needed. 112 is the general emergency number for health, accidents, and other situations of risk. The operator will put you through to the police, fire brigade or ambulance service. It's available 24 hours a day and is staffed by people who speak English, German, and Spanish.

Other emergency numbers:
- Police crime report: +34 902 10 21 12
- Tenerife Fire Brigade: +34 922 533 487
- Marine Search and Rescue Coordination Office: +34 922 59 75 51
- National Police: 091

Airports:
Los Rodeos, North: +34 922 635 800
Reina Sofía, South: +34 922 759 000

Hospitals:
Hospiten Sur, Playa de las Américas: +34 922 75 00 22
Hospital Costa Adeje: +34 922 79 10 00

Chemists:
Las Américas: +34 922 79 44 28
Los Cristianos: +34 922 79 08 47
Puerto la Cruz: +34 922 37 06 55