Dolphin Watching Tour in Nazaré Adults 2h30'

Sometimes it seems unbelievable that some places so close offer the possibility of carrying out activities that seem like something out of a movie. One of them, which more than one has recognized as one of his dreams since he was little, is having the chance to see live dolphins in the wild . And this only happens in very specific places on the Peninsula or Portugal.

We are going to go to the latter country, in the center of the nation, in the Leiria region. In this specific case, we are referring to Nazaré, one of the most unique towns in Portugal, a place of enormously roots that arouse the interest of everyone who comes to visit it. And a huge community of surfers who take advantage of the waves off the coast.

Around the Nazaré Canyon, apart from the aforementioned waves, a multitude of attractions are concentrated. One of those hooks is having the opportunity to observe dolphins in their natural habitat, something that is always possible in Nazaré regardless of the prevailing weather. Yes, we are going to fulfill that childhood dream with this irresistible offer.

Throughout two hours, one of our boat skippers with official qualifications will set course for the location where these precious animals gather. . There is no mistake, you will witness, with total surprise, its fascinating movements next to the boat, its fast movement or its incredible jumps.

Likewise, without a doubt the best thing about this tour, it is suitable for the whole family, for children and adults from 13 years of age . In fact, it would be advisable that you take your children to see such a spectacle of nature live. Actually, you can come with friends or whoever you like, there are no restrictions of any kind.

All you have to do is get on the boat, put on the life jacket that we will give you for this purpose and listen to the explanations of one of our instructors , in which he details the different species that you may come across during the tour: the common dolphin and the bottlenose .

Cross your fingers because, if we are lucky, we may find other species.