Cape Verde · WHALE WATCHING
The 4 best whale watching trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Cruise from Sal Rei for up to three hours in search of humpback whales, guided by local biologists such as Josie and Sarah. The best season is March to May, when whales mate and calve near Boa Vista. Expect a detailed briefing, drinks, hotel pickup, and a real chance of sightings, but no guarantee.
“Alles super, freuen uns schon auf die Tour am Samstag”
Join Boa Vista Tours for a three-hour whale-watching trip from Sal Rei in a Zodiac boat. A local marine biologist explains humpback behavior as you search the island’s waters, especially from March to May. Hotel pickup and return are included, but sightings and spectacular breaches depend on nature.
“We hebben meerdere walvissen gezien en daarnaast het gezang van walvissen gehoord. Heel bijzonder. er werd veel informatie gegeven gedurende de tour.”
Join Marc and his crew aboard a 13-meter catamaran for a relaxed 3-hour-45-minute trip from Praia do Estoril. Summer departures include sailing in Sal Rei bay, Djeu Island, snorkeling, and time to relax onboard. Winter trips focus on respectful whale watching under sail, with drinks, fruit, and a small group of up to eight.
“Had a really nice time,, saw some whales from a distance, but nothing close up, but that’s the chance that you take. Boat is really great and plenty of room with a limited number of guests ( six when I went). If you want a pleasant and comfortabRead more”
Join Riamar Diving Center in Boa Vista for a seasonal humpback whale tour from mid-February to late May. An English-speaking guide and marine biologist accompany groups of up to six. The tour includes water and soft drinks, with paid hotel transfers available. Whale sightings are never guaranteed, so bring patience, sun protection, and a camera.
“Molto bello e avvistate almeno 4 balene. Staff gentilissimo e preparato!”
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