Lanzarote whale and dolphin watching experience

Lanzarote whale and dolphin watching experience

4.3/5
Excellent
Based on 4 reviews
from
$137.00
Free cancellation
Language: English, French, Spanish, German
Mobile voucher accepted
Duration: from 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours
Why you’ll love this…
  • Enjoy a whale and dolphin watching experience on an emission and noise-free catamaran
  • Learn about whales and dolphins from your expert guide
  • Listen to whales and dolphins using the hydrophone on board
  • Smaller group size gives you a personalized experience in good company
What to expect

Embark on an extraordinary oceanic adventure!

Board a fully electric catamaran, cruising through the magnificent Canary Islands. Get ready to be amazed as you witness the awe-inspiring beauty of whales and dolphins gracefully gliding through the azure waters.

This eco-friendly vessel ensures a serene experience, free from noise and harmful emissions. Feel at one with nature as you learn fascinating facts about these magnificent creatures from your knowledgeable guide. To add to the excitement, the catamaran is equipped with a hydrophone, allowing you to listen to the mesmerizing melodies of the ocean's inhabitants.

This tour is just as breathtaking for newcomers as it is for experienced whale watchers!

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What's included
  • check Drinks
  • check Water
  • check Snacks
  • check Local guide
  • check Catamaran cruise
Where

WeWhale Lanzarote, C. Roque Nublo, 1, 35571 Puerto Calero, Las Palmas, Spain

Meeting point:
Puerto Calero, Dock F22. Please arrive 10 minutes in advance.
What to remember

Know in advance:

  • Free parking is available directly next to the catamaran
  • The tour will be led by a multilingual guide in English, French and Spanish
  • This experience will have a maximum of 12 participants
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Provider
WeWhale Lanzarote
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 48 hours before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

Excellent

4.3/5

Based on 4 reviews from verified customers

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Value for money

4/5

Staff

4.7/5

Safety

4.7/5

Service

4.7/5

  • Ines

    From Germany - April 2024

    Traveled with family

     

    18 - 24 years old

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

  • Susi

    From United States of America - November 2023

    Traveled with a group of friends

     

    45 - 54 years old

    Great

    Overall rated

    3/5

    Leider weder Wale noch Delfine gesehen

  • Sabrina

    From Germany - October 2023

    Traveled as a couple

     

    18 - 24 years old

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

    Uns hat der Ausflug sehr viel Spaß gemacht. Am besten fanden wir, dass sehr respektvoll mit den Tieren umgegangen wird. Wir haben auch viel über die M ...

  • Chris

    From United States of America - August 2023

    Traveled with family

     

    35 - 44 years old

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    4/5

    Il faudrait une prise en charge à l'hotel jusqu'aux quais. Nous avons dû prendre un taxi aller-retour total 80€ . ********** cher !

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