La mer au large de la La Gomera accueille une faune marine particulièrement riche, faisant de cette croisière d'observation des cétacés une expérience captivante. Vous longerez le littoral de l'île à la recherche de dauphins et de baleines tout en profitant de paysages spectaculaires. La navigation se déroule au large de La Gomera, avec une attention portée aux signes d'activité des dauphins tachetés, dauphins communs, dauphins à gros nez, dauphins à dents rugueuses et globicéphales. Il arrive également d'apercevoir des cachalots, des baleines de Bryde, des baleines de Blainville ainsi que des tortues marines. Grâce à la proximité avec la mer, les conditions sont idéales pour l'observation et la photographie, offrant un véritable moment de connexion avec l'océan Atlantique. Des rafraîchissements sont proposés à bord et la sortie est limitée à 35 participants, garantissant une expérience personnalisée et mémorable, accompagnée par des guides expérimentés.
Croisière d'observation des baleines à La Gomera depuis Valle Gran Rey
- Vous observerez dauphins et baleines dans leur habitat naturel de l'océan Atlantique
- Les groupes limités à 35 participants permettent une expérience plus personnalisée
- Des guides experts vous aideront à identifier différentes espèces, y compris des tortues marines
Croisière en bateau
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Collation
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Guide
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Gilet de sauvetage
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Arrêts baignade
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Observation des dauphins
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Boissons
Croisière en bateau
- Nous accordons la priorité à une observation responsable et respectueuse de la faune sauvage lors de toutes nos visites d'observation des dauphins et des baleines, et nous nous efforçons d'interférer le moins possible avec leurs comportements naturels. Bien que nous ne puissions garantir à 100 % que vous les apercevrez en raison de cette approche axée sur la conservation, nous ferons tout notre possible pour que vous puissiez les observer
- Ne convient pas aux personnes souffrant du mal des transports
- Apportez votre matériel de bain et de la crème solaire
- Transfert non inclus
- Sous réserve des conditions météorologiques
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