Crociera per l'osservazione delle balene a La Gomera da Playa Santiago
Le acque intorno a La Gomera sono ricche di fauna selvatica, per cui una crociera per l'osservazione delle balene promette di essere un evento che apre gli occhi. Navigate a bordo di uno yacht di 24 metri alla ricerca di delfini e balene, ammirando la maestosità della costa dell'isola.
Si salperà intorno alla costa di La Gomera, tenendo d'occhio i segni di attività di delfini maculati, delfini comuni, tursiopi, delfini dai denti aguzzi e balene pilota.
A volte si possono avvistare anche capodogli, balene di Bryde, balene di Blainville e tartarughe marine. La crociera prevede una sosta per fare il bagno in una baia remota, con tanto di sangria e tapas.
Informazioni principali
Informazioni aggiuntive
Cosa farai
- Crociere per l'osservazione delle balene intorno a La Gomera
- Avvistamento di balene e delfini
- Sosta per il bagno in una baia remota
Da sapere
- Non adatto a persone che soffrono di mal d'auto
- Porta costume da bagno, asciugamano e crema solare
- Trasporto non incluso
- Soggetto a condizioni climatiche
Politiche di cancellazione
Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 2 giorni prima dell'inizio dell'attività.
Cosa è incluso
- Crociera in barca
- Merenda
- Guida
- Giubotto di salvataggio
- Fermate per nuotare
- Osservazione di delfini
- Bevande
Commissioni di prenotazione
Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.
Posizione
Provider
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
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