Tenerife: glass-bottom catamaran with whale watching

This 3-hour trip runs on our glass-bottom catamaran along the southern coast of Tenerife, where you can watch whales and dolphins in their natural habitat.

You sail past quiet coves in clear water, with a snorkelling session so you can see the underwater world for yourself.

Explore Teide from the Sea on a Glass-Bottom Catamaran: Panoramic Views and Free Catering

Enjoy panoramic views of the majestic Teide from a unique perspective: the sea. Moreover, our complimentary catering service includes a selection of varied snacks and refreshing drinks to complement your maritime experience. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with nature and relax in a truly chill-out setting.

Included

• Port fees and taxes.
• Fuel.
• Skipper and sailor.
• Catering.

Not Included

• Snorkelling equipment and towels (available on request).

Important Information

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking.
• Not wheelchair accessible.
• Accessible for stroller.
• Public transportation is nearby.
• Most travellers can participate in the experience.
• There will be a maximum of 12 travellers on the tour or activity.

Curious about the dolphins you might encounter off the coast of Tenerife?
In our blog, we highlight the most common species, including the iconic bottlenose dolphin, and explain why the waters around Tenerife offer some of the best conditions in Europe for observing these marine mammals in the wild. Don’t miss the full article: Dolphins in Tenerife: Species you Can Spot During your Trip.

Here you’ll find all our excursions in Tenerife if you fancy browsing more plans.

Curious About How to Get Around Tenerife?

If you want to know how to get around Tenerife, there are multiple public transport options and vehicle rentals available to suit your travel plans and preferences. On webtenerife.com, in the section Getting Around Tenerife, it is well explained.

Whale and dolphin watching from the catamaran

As you sail along the southern coast you can watch whales and dolphins in their natural habitat. Sightings depend on the season and sea conditions, so they cannot be guaranteed on every trip, but these waters are a regular passing point for cetaceans.

Glass-bottom views: what you will see below the boat

The glass floor lets you look down at the seabed and spot fish without getting in the water, complementing the snorkelling and swim stop. It is a comfortable way to enjoy the underwater world, even if you prefer to stay dry.