Whale and dolphin watching from Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria

Description

Up to 30 species of cetaceans have been identified on the Canarian coast, making these islands one of the places in the world with the greatest diversity of cetaceans and the largest in Europe. Fin whales, humpback whales, sperm whales, right whales, beaked whales, dolphins, killer whales and porpoises are the seven families to which these 30 species belong. Unlike fish, which lay eggs, have scales and breathe through gills, cetaceans are mammals that feed on their mother's milk at birth and, like us, breathe air, have lungs and warm blood. Being able to observe dolphins and perhaps whales in their natural environment is an absolutely enriching experience that you can live aboard this boat with a capacity for 97 people and equipped with a large glass bottom between the two hulls, which allows you to observe the life beneath the waves of the sea.