Yacht Ride + Dolphin & Whale Watching

Are you seeking an extraordinary adventure in southern Tenerife? Embark on this yacht excursion from Los Cristianos, where you'll have the opportunity to observe dolphins and whales aboard a shared small-group yacht. A delightful lunch is included for your enjoyment.

Activity Overview

At the appointed time, we will depart from the Port of Los Cristianos aboard a special yacht designed for 20 passengers. Are you ready to navigate the North Atlantic?

During this approximately 2-hour excursion, we will cruise through the waters that separate Tenerife from La Gomera. This region of the Canary Islands is ideal for spotting bottlenose dolphins and pilot whales. As we sail, you will be educated on the traits of these fascinating creatures while we maintain a respectful distance from their natural habitat.

Following our dolphin and whale encounters, we will glide past the coast of Playa de las Américas and anchor nearby. Weather permitting, we will either moor for 40 minutes at the cliffs of Los Cristianos or near Playa de las Vistas. This pause offers you the chance to swim or snorkel in the stunning surroundings.

Once back on board, savor a delightful lunch served on the yacht, consisting of a cabbage salad, vegetable rice, chicken wings, and meatballs in tomato sauce, all accompanied by bread and a banana for dessert. Beverages available include wine, beer, soft drinks, or mineral water.

After your meal, take some time to relax on the yacht's deck as we begin our pleasant return journey through the southwest region of Tenerife until we reach the original pier. This marks the conclusion of our 3-hour adventure.

Whale and Dolphin Observation

The southern coastline of Tenerife is renowned for being one of the premier spots to observe whales and dolphins. Nonetheless, the behavior of these animals is unpredictable, and while sightings are likely, they cannot be guaranteed. Factors like prevailing weather conditions and the breeding cycles of different species play a significant role in the probability of spotting them.