Gran Canaria Whale Watching Tours

Sail from Pasito Blanco Harbour on a hybrid electric vessel with silent engines, designed specifically to move through Gran Canaria's cetacean waters without disrupting the animals you've come to see.

A marine biologist and expert crew guide the entire trip in English, Spanish, and French, identifying species on the water, explaining behaviour as it happens, and giving you the kind of context that turns a boat trip into something genuinely educational.

The south Atlantic waters off Gran Canaria are home to bottlenose, spotted, Risso's, striped, and common dolphins alongside short-finned pilot whales, one of the most diverse cetacean lineups you'll find on any single cruise in the Canaries.

With a maximum of 10 guests on board, there's no jostling for space at the rail, just a small, relaxed group with clear sightlines, unhurried stops, and a crew that has time to answer questions properly.

Organic drinks, craft beer, fresh and dry fruits, and a meal are included on board, and 7.5% of net revenue goes directly to cetacean protection through the operator's non-profit, so the trip gives something back to the ocean too.

Board a hybrid electric vessel at Pasito Blanco harbour for a fully private cruise — no strangers, no crowds, just your group and a dedicated crew on Gran Canaria's open Atlantic.

The electric engines run near-silently through the water, minimising disturbance to wildlife and giving you closer, calmer encounters with dolphins and pilot whales than a conventional motorboat can offer.

Choose from six resident cetacean species in these waters — bottlenose, Atlantic spotted, common, Risso's, and striped dolphins, plus short-finned pilot whales — with a trilingual expert crew helping you identify and understand every sighting.

Pick your experience: a 3-hour daytime cruise for maximum time in the cetacean zone, or a 2.5-hour sunset cruise where golden Atlantic light makes every wildlife moment feel even more cinematic.

Every booking directly funds marine conservation — 7.5% of net revenue goes to a non-profit dedicated to noise and emission-free whale watching, and the crew actively removes ocean litter throughout the cruise.