See whales and dolphins in Fuerteventura by boat tour from Corralejo

• Dolphin and whaleboat trip Fuerteventura (4h) - meeting at harbour - per person (from 11 years) 75.-€
• Dolphin and whaleboat trip Fuerteventura (4h) - meeting at harbour - per person (up to 10 years) 45.-€
• Dolphin and whaleboat trip Fuerteventura (4h) - transfer - per person (from 11 years) 75.-€
• Dolphin and whaleboat trip Fuerteventura (4h) - transfer - per person (up to 10 years) 45.-€

Booking option: Whale and dolphin watching on Fuerteventura

You start the boat tour in the harbour of Corralejo, depending on weather conditions there is a tour in the morning or in the afternoon. Thanks to the technical location and positioning systems on board, the captain sets the course for whale and dolphin watching off the coast of Fuerteventura. During the cruise the guide entertains the passengers in 4 languages and tells interesting facts about the sea inhabitants. The excursion includes an anchorage break in front of the beach of La Concha (Isla de Lobos), where you can eat and swim. Sightings of whales and dolphins cannot always be guaranteed, the probability is given by the experienced crew of the Barracuda with 95 percent.

Overview

• Boat: capacity of 12 people
• Duration: ~ 4 hours
• Hours: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 2:30 PM - 6:30 PM
• Days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
• Months: possible all-year
• Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French
• Starting points: Corralejo
• Transfer: from Corralejo and Majanicho included

Included

• Transfer (if the corresponding booking option was selected), swim stop(s), professional guide, insurance, boat ride, snack, drinks, toilet on board

Detailed description

Dolphin and whale watching on Fuerteventura - boat trip with bathing break from Corralejo

The Canary Islands are a good starting point for whale watching and dolphin watching. More than 20 different species of large marine mammals have already appeared in the waters around the archipelago. You can also observe dolphins and whales off the coast of Fuerteventura. A little luck and an experienced boat crew are part of it. An exciting boat tour to the bottlenose dolphins with bathing break off Lobos starts daily in the port of Corralejo in northern Fuerteventura. Thanks to the appropriate signalling and positioning technology on the ship, the captain sets the course for a possible sighting of the sea inhabitants already on departure. The probability is relatively high on Fuerteventura. Both near the coast and on the open sea, whales and dolphins usually live in larger groups or pass by the Canary Islands. Especially from the pilot whale there are supposed to be larger family associations before Fuerteventura in the meantime. The whale season in the Canary Islands usually begins with spring, when the first whales from the tropical regions pass by.

Enjoy a 4-hour boat trip if you want to observe dolphins and whales on Fuerteventura and experience a unique natural spectacle. You are on board the only Blue Ship boat in the region. This badge is designed to ensure that safety conditions for animals and humans are respected and that the flora and fauna of the Canary Islands are protected. The experienced boat crew is familiar with the dolphins and whales. The route of this dolphin expedition leads between Fuerteventura and the neighbouring island Lanzarote across the open sea. If you are not seaworthy, it is best to prepare yourself with travel tablets before departure. The Atlantic Ocean can be a bit rougher and the waves can be higher.

After the hopefully successful dolphin sighting off Fuerteventura, the boat anchors off the island of Lobos, directly in front of the beautiful beach of La Concha. In this wonderful environment you can take a bath in turquoise blue water, explore the underwater world of the nature reserve or enjoy snacks and drinks (2 per passenger) on board. La Concha lies protected in a bay, is covered by almost white sand and visually the pure idyll. Here you linger with the pictures of the excursion to the whales and dolphins, before your boat (place for a maximum of 12 persons) leaves for the journey home. After about 4 hours and an eventful coastal trip you reach the harbour of Corralejo again.