Whales, dolphins & incredible views of the south of Tenerife are the main ingredients of this schooner ride with whale watching. We'll sail the Atlantic in a pirate-like ship & see aquatic animals in their natural habitat.
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Puerto de Los Cristianos
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Whales, dolphins & incredible views of the south of Tenerife are the main ingredients of this schooner ride with whale watching. We'll sail the Atlantic in a pirate-like ship & see aquatic animals in their natural habitat.
At the indicated time, we'll meet at the Cristianos port. There, we'll board a schooner and start a journey through the waters of the Atlantic, exploring the southern coast of Tenerife.
The boat, reminiscent of a pirate ship, will take us to admire the coasts of Tenerife while we try to locate the families of cetaceans that swim in this area. Be very attentive, as when you least expect it, you may see dolphins and pilot whales!
If we're lucky, we'll be able to see these animals up close, but always keeping a certain distance so as not to disturb them in their natural habitat. During the schooner ride, we'll admire the mountainous and arid landscape of the south of the island and, if the weather allows it, we'll even see in the distance the silhouette of Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain, where we'll stop so you can take a dip. Of course, during the cruise, you'll also have refreshments and water at your disposal.
After 2 hours of sailing, we'll say our goodbyes back at the departure port.
The south coast of the island of Tenerife is one of the best places in the Canary Islands to see whales, dolphins and other mammals. However, animals are unpredictable. The number of animals we see will depend on various factors such as the weather at the time or the reproduction and breeding seasons of the different species.
