About this tour
A three-hour boat trip around one of the world's premier cetacean reserves, departing from the Canary Islands. Spot dolphins, whales and sea turtles in their natural habitat, with a swimming stop in a sheltered bay. The vessel features wheelchair access via hydraulic platform, accessible facilities on board, and optional snorkelling. Everyone boards the same way—no compromise on experience.
Highlights
- Watch dolphins chase and leap beneath the boat
- Encounter giant sea turtles grazing near the hull
- Swim in a quiet bay during the natural lull
- Hydraulic platform lowers directly into the water
- Snorkel alongside manta rays and curious fish
- Fully accessible toilet and shower on deck
- Soft drinks and snacks included throughout
What to expect
You'll board via a hydraulic platform that descends into the sea, making entry straightforward for wheelchair users and anyone with mobility constraints. Once aboard, the crew navigates the reserve's main channels where cetacean pods frequent. Dolphins often breach and play; spotting tortoises and rays is common. Halfway through, you'll drop anchor in a protected bay for a swim or snorkel—gear and instruction provided. The on-board bathroom is purpose-built for accessibility. Return takes roughly one hour.
Good to know
Notify the operator beforehand about wheelchair users so they can brief the crew. Sea conditions vary; rougher days mean fewer calm swimming windows. Bring a towel and change of clothes. Snorkelling is optional. Public transport reaches the port easily.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.