Gran Canaria Whale Watching Tours

Board a catamaran at Puerto Base and sail into Gran Canaria's Atlantic waters, where dolphins, pilot whales, and minke whales are regularly spotted year-round.

When cetaceans appear, head below deck to watch them move through the glass hull panels, no wetsuit, no waves, just an uninterrupted underwater view from inside the boat.

A live guide in English and Spanish narrates throughout, pointing out species, explaining behaviours, and sharing what makes Gran Canaria's southwest coast one of the most active cetacean corridors in Europe.

Once the main wildlife stretch is done, the catamaran anchors near Taurito for a swim and snorkel stop, snorkel masks are provided, and a toboggan slide on board means there's something to enjoy even if you skip the water.

Soft drinks and water are served during the stop, and hotel pickup from across the south is available, so you can get on and off the water without sorting your own transfers.

Cruise Gran Canaria's southwest Atlantic waters for 2.5 hours from Puerto Rico, scanning one of Europe's most biodiverse cetacean corridors, home to up to 30 species including bottlenose dolphins, striped dolphins, and pilot whales.

When cetaceans appear alongside the boat, step into the hull's underwater viewing galleries, purpose-built windows at water level that put you face-to-face with dolphins and whales from inside the catamaran, with no spray, no crowds at the rail, and nothing between you and the ocean.

A multilingual crew narrates throughout in English, Spanish, German, and French, identifying species, explaining behaviours, and sharing the kind of detail that turns a boat trip into something you actually remember.

The catamaran was designed from the ground up for cetacean observation, not converted, not adapted, which means sightlines, deck space, and the gallery windows are all built around giving passengers the best possible view of marine life.