La Gomera Walvissafari Boottocht vanaf Valle Gran Rey
In de wateren rond La Gomera wemelt het van de dieren, dus een walvissafari belooft een indrukwekkende gebeurtenis te worden. Je gaat aan boord van een 24 meter lang jacht op zoek naar dolfijnen en walvissen terwijl je de schitterende kust van het eiland in je opneemt.
Je trekt langs de kust van La Gomera. Je let steeds goed op of je tekenen van actie ziet van Atlantische vlekdolfijnen, gewone dolfijnen, tuimelaars, snaveldolfijnen en grienden.
Soms zie je zelfs potvissen, Brydevinvissen, spitsneusdolfijnen van de Blainville en zeeschildpadden. Je stopt om te zwemmen in een baai, compleet met sangria en tapas.
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Highlights
- Walvissafari rond La Gomera
- Spot walvissen en dolfijnen
- Zwem in een afgelegen baai
Goed om te weten
- Niet geschikt voor gasten die last van reisziekte hebben
- Neem je zwemspullen en zonnebrandmiddel mee
- Transfer niet inbegrepen
- Afhankelijk van de weersomstandigheden
Annuleringsbeleid
Je ontvangt 100% restitutie als je tot 2 dagen voor aanvang van de activiteit annuleert.
Inbegrepen
- Boottocht
- Snack
- Gids
- Reddingsvest
- Zwemstops
- Dolfijnen spotten
- Drankjes
Boekingskosten
Goed nieuws! Er worden geen extra kosten in rekening gebracht voor deze reservering.
Locatie
Leverancier
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
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