You will leave from Puerto Colon in search of whales and dolphins. During the 5-hour tour you will visit the stunning cliffs of Los Gigantes. You will sail along the southwest coast of Tenerife, where tropical calderones and bottlenose dolphins are frequently spotted.
Next, we will anchor near the majestic cliffs of Los Gigantes. You'll have the chance to swim there. Back on board, enjoy lunch. Relax and enjoy the ocean views as the schooner takes you back to port.
️What is included
Whale and dolphin watching in their natural habitat
Stop for a swim in Masca Bay
Lunch and drinks (wine, beer, soft drinks)
Optional hotel pick-up (selection on booking)
Useful information
Whale and dolphin sightings are very likely, but never 100% guaranteed — it’s nature!
Don't forget to bring towel, swimsuit, sunscreen and cap
Vegetarian food option available on request
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Shogun boat<br/>Pickup included
We will set sail from Puerto Colón towards the cliffs of the giants, during this part of the tour will be the sighting of cetaceans. Always accompanied by the expert crew who will help you find the cetaceans and tell you curiosities about them and marine life. Although Tenerife is one of the best places in the world to make the sighting, this is not guaranteed 100%.
Next, we will anchor next to the imposing cliffs of Los Gigantes, which rise 600 meters above sea level. Here you will have the opportunity to swim in crystal clear waters.
Back on board, enjoy a freshly prepared lunch, accompanied by wine, beer and soft drinks.
After having enjoyed the bath and food by the cliffs we will return to Puerto Colón. During this part of the crossing you can enjoy the southwest coast of Tenerife that together with the guide you can know better and learn details of the island
The meeting point is at the 14th marsh of Puerto Colon, next to the gas station.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure time.
There is a paid car park very close to the boarding point.
We recommend using it, as parking nearby is very complicated.
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