Las aguas que rodean La Gomera rebosan de vida marina, por lo que una excursión para avistar ballenas promete ser una experiencia reveladora. Navega a lo largo de la costa de la isla en busca de delfines y ballenas mientras disfrutas de la majestuosidad del paisaje. Zarparás desde la costa de La Gomera, atento a cualquier señal de actividad de delfines moteados, delfines comunes, delfines mulares, delfines de dientes ásperos y calderones. En ocasiones, incluso avistará cachalotes, rorcuales de Bryde, rorcuales de Blainville y tortugas marinas. Gracias a la proximidad al mar, que ofrece unas vistas óptimas y excelentes oportunidades para hacer fotos, se sentirá en armonía con el Atlántico mientras observa a las ballenas en su entorno natural. Disfrute de un refrigerio, de la experiencia de nuestros guías y de un viaje limitado a 35 personas, lo que garantiza una aventura marina memorable y personalizada.
Crucero de avistamiento de ballenas en La Gomera desde Valle Gran Rey
- Podrás avistar delfines y ballenas en su hábitat natural del Atlántico
- Los grupos reducidos, de tan solo 35 personas, garantizan una experiencia personalizada
- Los guías expertos te ayudarán a identificar numerosas especies, entre ellas las tortugas marinas
Crucero en barco
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Merienda
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Chaleco salvavidas
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Paradas para nadar
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Avistamiento de delfines
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Crucero en barco
- En todas nuestras excursiones de avistamiento de delfines y ballenas, damos prioridad a una observación responsable y respetuosa de la fauna silvestre, y tratamos de interferir lo menos posible en sus comportamientos naturales. Aunque no podemos garantizar al 100 % que se produzcan avistamientos debido a este enfoque centrado en la conservación, haremos todo lo posible para que puedas verlos.
- No recomendable para personas que sufren mareos
- Traer bañador, toalla y protector solar
- Transporte no incluido
- Sujeto a condiciones climáticas
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