Description

In the Azores you have the opportunity to observe about 27 species of whales and dolphins throughout the year, always in the company of a professional team of skippers, biologists, and watchmen. Before leaving for the sea, we make a briefing on cetaceans, methods of observation, safety rules, and the code of ethics for whale watching in the Azores.

On the route of the great cetaceans and joyful dolphins, our half-day sea trips are an opportunity to know and admire the marine mammals of the Azores in their natural habitat.

Using the technique of strategically positioned portholes on the south coast of the island, our boats depart to meet these unique animals on a journey that is a blend of fun, adventure, discovery, and scientific knowledge. In just a few hours, we will provide you with an unforgettable experience!

Recommendations

Minimum equipment required
Comfortable footwear with a rubber sole, hat, water, sunscreen, towel, and bathing suit.

Extra Recommended equipment
Windbreaker, waterproof bag (to store mobile phone and/or camera).

Please check with our staff before booking if you have any medical issues (Pregnancy, heart problems, spinal issues, recent surgery, etc)