Bonadea II - Diomedea
Ecological whale and dolphin watching trips leaving from Pontoon 4 at Puerto Colón, in Adeje. The boat sails with groups of no more than six passengers on two-hour outings through the Teno-Rasca Special Conservation Area, carrying hydrophones so passengers can hear the clicks and whistles of the cetaceans. The company has worked on marine conservation since 1990 and holds authorisation from the Canary Islands Government and the Spanish ministry for ecological transition.

Bonadea II - Diomedea runs whale and dolphin watching trips from Pontoon 4 at Puerto Colón, in Adeje. The company has been working on the protection and conservation of the marine environment since 1990 and sails with authorisation from the Canary Islands Government and the Spanish ministry for ecological transition. Trips are led by its skipper and cetacean guide, Sergio, who has more than twenty-seven years of experience at sea and turns each sighting into a chance to learn more about the species living in these waters.
Two formats are offered, a shared group trip and a private one, both lasting two hours and limited to six passengers, through the Teno-Rasca Special Conservation Area. Hydrophones on board let guests listen live to the clicks and whistles whales and dolphins use to communicate. Guests are asked to arrive fifteen minutes before departure; there is paid parking at the quay, the boat has no toilet on board and carries life jackets for every passenger. The two-hour outings include no swimming stop, and swimming with cetaceans is not permitted in Spain. The experience is booked online.
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