Sea Safaris Lanzarote
Sea Safaris Lanzarote is a small family-run company offering boat trips to watch dolphins and whales from the Puerto Calero marina in Yaiza. It uses the Perla Blanca I, an 8.6-metre motor trimaran that carries up to 12 passengers and has a hydrophone on board. Trips last between 2 and 3 hours and explore the coast of southern Lanzarote towards Punta Papagayo and Los Ajaches.
Sea Safaris Lanzarote is a family business with more than 20 years of sailing in the waters around Lanzarote, based at the Puerto Calero marina. Its boat, the Perla Blanca I, is an 8.6-metre OLBAP TR8 motor trimaran built in 2018 in Valencia; it is licensed for 15 people, but the company keeps it to 12 passengers for comfort. It carries a hydrophone for listening to cetaceans and life jackets for everyone. The company states that it is licensed by the Canarian and Spanish governments, flies the Blue Boat Flag and is a World Cetacean Alliance partner.
Trips last between 2 and 3 hours, are open to passengers aged 2 and over and cover about 40 square nautical miles between Puntal El Barranquillo and Punta Papagayo. The route can take in the Los Ajaches coastline, with the coves of the Bahía de Ávila up to Playa Quemada; on the cliffs south of Playa Quemada, grey herons gather in winter. Besides dolphins and whales, sharks and flying fish may appear. Floating litter is collected during the trips, and private charters are also available. The company points out that sightings are never guaranteed and that it does not sail in bad weather.
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