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Dolphin behavior (Bootlenose dolphin) Turbulent seas and overcast skies, the first splash seen from the boat comes from a giant tuna, soon to have company. There are 5 bottlenose … [Read more...] about Dolphin behavior at the coast of La Palma

On the search of the whales The tourguides tell me a sperm whale was spotted two days ago. Today I set out to try my luck. It seems that everyone’s as excited as I am, in spite of … [Read more...] about Search for whales La Palma

We are not just whale and dolphin watching, we care about La Palma marine ecosystems. While, we are doing our tours we found a lot of marine debris deriving at the sea. Our crew … [Read more...] about Our crew cleaning La Palma sea

Whale Watching at the Canary Islands are regulated by the Canary Government through the Decree 178/2000 (6.10.2000), identified visually with a Blue Boat Flag (which is actually … [Read more...] about Blue Boat Certification

This week, our Ocean Explorer Crew took out a Ghost Net from La Palma waters Ghost Nets are nets that have been discarded, lost or abandoned. They continue to catch sea animals, … [Read more...] about Tacking out a a Ghost Net from La Palma waters 

Last week at La Palma West Coast, we found a Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) with three unidentified white spots. You can see two of them at this photo, took by our great … [Read more...] about Unidentified white spots in Bottlenose Dolphin Tursiops truncatus