Activities ,Great outdoors ,Nature ,Excursions & day trips

Tarifa whale and dolphin watching tour

Calle Alcalde Juan Núñez, 3, Tarifa, Spain, Tarifa, Spain

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Overview

Duration

Languages

English, Spanish

Voucher type

mobile

What To Expect

The fascinating experience of sailing in the Strait of Gibraltar, an area declared an International Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2006, gains a little more excitement when friendly inhabitants of its waters, whales and dolphins, approach the boats to exhibit themselves and satisfy the curiosity of tourists. Up to 7 species of cetaceans live and migrate in these waters.

What to remember

Important info

This trip is for whale and dolphin watching and can last from 2 to 2 and a half hours, depending on the weather conditions
The confirmation of the departures is made on the same day in the morning, you should contact the local operator. You will find the contact details on the voucher after booking
Boarding will take place 20 minutes before the time indicated on the boarding card
The local operator will notify you of any last-minute changes to the timetable and departures by phone or text message
The boats may be subject to changes
You should bring a warm and waterproof jacket, sun protection, hat, and footwear (no flip-flops), medication against seasickness for your convenience as well as water

What's included

Personal accident insurance. Guidance on board by biologists. Wildlife watching cruise

What's not included

Food and drinks. Roundtrip transportation

Know Before You Go

Highlights

Feel the force of nature in a unique experience in the Strait of Gibraltar. Understanding this fascinating navigation explained by biologists guides. Be a spectator of one of the most important migratory routes in the world of birds and cetaceans

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel your tour until a day in advance

Provider

Turmares-Tarifa

Meeting Point

Please meet at the main office of Turmares Tarifa. Please arrive one hour before the start of the activity, in order to be able to board the boat following the established safety rules