Whale Watching in Gran Canaria (Puerto de Mogán)

Whale Watching in Gran Canaria - Puerto de Mogán

Explore the fascinating marine life of Gran Canaria, in Puerto de Mogán, with our exciting whale and dolphin watching tour. On board our catamaran, you will enjoy approximately 2 hours in crystal clear waters, with a high probability of encountering these majestic sea creatures in their natural environment. Marvel at the beauty and grace of dolphins and whales as you immerse yourself in this thrilling experience.

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Itinerary of the Whale Watching Tour in Gran Canaria

After this marine adventure, our catamaran will take you to the charming Puerto de Mogán, affectionately known as the little Venice of Gran Canaria. Here, you will spend around 3 hours exploring this picturesque fishing village. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of its weekly street market, where vibrant colours and enticing aromas will captivate you. Discover local crafts, fresh produce and the authentic essence of Canarian culture.

In addition, you can enjoy gastronomic delights in the charming restaurants by the sea or simply relax in one of the many cafés overlooking the harbour. The narrow cobbled streets, picturesque houses and serene canals create an enchanting setting that invites you to explore every corner of this special corner of Gran Canaria.

Embark on this complete experience that fuses the thrill of whale and dolphin watching with the authenticity and charm of Puerto de Mogán. From the marine wonders to the cultural treasures on the shore, this day promises to be an unforgettable memory of your visit to Gran Canaria.

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Keys to the realisation of the Tour

It is important to note that, although the probability of whale and dolphin sightings is extremely high, it cannot be guaranteed. Our experienced team will do everything possible to offer you this extraordinary experience, but always respecting the marine environment and the creatures that inhabit it.

We ask you to understand that marine creatures are not to be disturbed, so any interaction will be exclusively observational and respectful, especially with dolphins.

This activity is subject to adverse weather conditions.