Blue M Boat Trips Puerto de Mogán
Blue M Boat Trips runs boat excursions from Puerto de Mogán, in the south-west of Gran Canaria, in search of dolphins and whales, with a stop for swimming and snorkelling. The boat takes a maximum of twelve people, snorkelling gear is included, and drinks and snacks are served on board. There are daily morning and afternoon trips, and private charters of three hours or more can also be booked.
Blue M Boat Trips is a small boat excursion company based in Puerto de Mogán, in the municipality of Mogán in south-west Gran Canaria. Its trips look for dolphins and whales off the coast and include a stop for swimming and snorkelling, with the gear provided. The boat takes a maximum of twelve people, so groups stay small.
There are daily morning and afternoon departures. The morning trip includes a lunch spread with beer, sangria, soft drinks, water, ham, cheese, salami, olives and crisps; the afternoon trip comes with snacks and the same drinks. Private charters of three hours or more can also be booked, including dolphin and whale watching, snorkelling, snacks and drinks; bookings are requested by message or WhatsApp.
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