Tour de avistamiento de vida silvestre y delfines en grupos pequeños en Faro





Descripción
Nuestro objetivo principal es conectar la ciencia y el turismo al proporcionar recorridos en barco para observar la vida silvestre mientras recopilamos datos para la investigación científica. Durante este recorrido, tendrá la oportunidad de aprender más sobre nuestra fauna local y conocer cómo estamos estudiando estos animales.
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Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(621)
We decided to take the boat tour in the morning (8:30am) which was perfect for us. We anticipated it being quite hot whilst out in the middle of the ocean and we were right. Definitely would recommend an earlier time to avoid the heat. We were surprised by the cold that came with the wind, the boat goes quite fast so you will cool down between sightings. We managed to see hundreds of dolphins on our tour. It was truly a breathtaking experience and a privilege to go on. The dolphins swam up to the side of our boat and followed us for a good few minutes before parting away from us. Genuinely worth every cent that we spent. The crew were super helpful and responsive to questions and constantly gave us interesting information as we were going. They kept the mood up on the boat and you could tell the passion they have for marine life and its conservation. We were also blessed to see a whale and tailed it for about 15-20minutes nearer the end of our tour we got to see it surface multiple times and have photos videos and memories that we can cherish for ever. Seriously recommend the tour as it was truly a spectacular experience.
Wonderful experience! Felt professional, the guides really knew their stuff and I learned a lot! Our 9 year old found it interesting and engaging (and just the right length). We saw lots of dolphins and we lucky enough to spend a while with a whale which was awesome. It felt pricey when we were booking but it I felt like it was value for money in the end. Thanks so much :)
It was a wonderful experience, the biologists are truly skilled and patient. We managed to see the dolphins and the excitement was great. Highly recommended
Really good experience. Educational and funny when needed. The team made great efforts to find dolphin families. The cost was very reasonable and the duration was perfect. Highly recommend.
What an unforgettable experience with Ocean Vibes Faro! We were lucky enough to spot dolphins and even a whale – despite whale season usually being in spring. You can really feel the team’s genuine passion for the animals and the ocean. They clearly care about respecting wildlife, not just finding it, which made the whole tour even more special. A truly memorable experience that I’d highly recommend!
Even saw a baby dolphin.... good weather, nice guides, everything planned exactly, good flow.....
Thanks to Pedro and Miguel for this unforgettable experience. Dolphins and tropical whale were there after patient searching. Enriching explanations for the whole family. Special attention for our little boy who was afraid of the boat. Obrigado
The marine biologists were excellent and very knowledgeable. Although it is never a given you will see dolphins. These guys seemed to know exactly where both Common and Bottlenose dolphins might be. Got some great videos and stills
Great day out very, the guys were very knowledgeable polite and helpful, we see lots of dolphins very memorable day.
Absolutely fantastic excursion. Got to see lots of dolphins and very nice guides. Highly recommended.
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