Sunset & Dolphins

Sunset & Dolphins

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Language: Spanish, English, French
Mobile voucher accepted
Duration: from 4 hours to 8 hours

Based on our commitment to sustainable tourism, all National Geographic Day Tours meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria, and a portion of the proceeds from these tours goes back to the National Geographic Society to fund research and sustainable programs around the world.

Why you’ll love this…
  • Search for dolphins in the Atlantic
  • Sunset
  • Lanzarote coastline
What to expect

As combinations go, it's hard to beat a sunset cruise with a dolphin-watching expedition. But that's exactly what this evening excursion is all about. You'll sail on a superfast boat off the coast of Puerto del Carmen and search for dolphins, and then watch the sun sink into the horizon. What's more, sparkling wine and pastries are included.

The Biosfera sails from Puerto del Carmen marina early in the evening. For more than two hours, your captain will take you to waters famed for their dolphins. Sightings are not guaranteed – but the skipper will spare no effort to search for them. Dolphins are spotted on a high proportion of cruises. Information on dolphins is provided on board. As the boat zooms along the Atlantic, you'll be served Cava and pastries.

And soon it'll be time for the other big show – sunset. The colours depend on the day and cloud cover but pink, gold and scarlet skies are a common sight. For the return back to port, the Biosfera will cruise past volcanic cliffs and secluded coves. A magical evening.

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What's included
  • check Sunset cruise
  • check Boat trip
  • check Transport
  • check Dolphin Watching
  • check Glass of cava
  • check Sparkling wine and pastries
What to remember
  • Dolphins sightings are not guaranteed. Bring a light jacket. Children under five years must remain seated with their parents at all times
  • We prioritize responsible and respectful wildlife viewing on all of our dolphin and whale-watching tours, and we try to avoid interfering with their natural behaviours as much as possible. While sightings can't be 100% guaranteed due to this conservation-focused effort, we'll try our best to make sure you see them
  • Not suitable for expectant mothers
  • Not suitable for guests who suffer from travel sickness
  • Not suitable for wheelchairs
  • Children must be supervised by an adult (over 18 years) at all time
  • Bring warm clothes
  • Subject to weather conditions
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Provider
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

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    September 11, 2021

    Malgré que notre fille ai eu le mal de mer, une super balade en bateau. Nous avons vu de nombreux dauphins, aperçu une baleine, appris beaucoup de choses sur Lanzarote. Le coucher de soleil avec vin pétillant et très bon gateaux. Bravo au super équipage qui fait tout pour nous montrer des dauphins.

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