Frequently Asked Questions – Tenerife Glass-Bottom Boat Tours

Is wildlife spotting guaranteed?
While sightings of whales and dolphins can never be 100 % guaranteed (since they are wild animals), we operate in zones with high probability of sightings.

Is there a bathroom on board?
Yes — the catamaran is equipped with restrooms for passengers’ use.

Are snacks or drinks available on board?
Yes — on the 3-hour and 4.5-hour cruises drinks are included (water, soft drinks, sangría, beer, etc.), and there is a bar on board offering snacks and souvenirs.

Is there hotel pickup / transfer included?
Yes — for all main hotel areas in the south (Costa Adeje, Playa de las Américas, Los Cristianos, etc.) free transport to/from pier is included.

Where does the boat depart from?
Departure point is Puerto Colón (Costa Adeje / Playa de las Américas), Pier 12 (dock).

What are the available cruise options and schedule?

• 2-Hour Mini Cruise — departs 10:30 (Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sundays). Ideal for a quick whale/dolphin sighting along the south coast.
• 3-Hour Atlantic Cruise — includes whale/dolphin watching, drinks, lunch or snack, and often a swim stop near La Caleta / Diego Hernández Bay.
• 4.5-Hour Los Gigantes – Masca Cruise — the full-day experience: sail along the southwest coast to the cliffs of Los Gigantes, stop for a swim in Masca Bay, include courtesy lunch and drinks throughout.

What is included in the 4.5-hour trip?
Whale and dolphin watching (above & under water via the glass-bottom windows), swimming stop in Masca Bay, courtesy lunch (with vegetarian/ allergy-aware options on request), drinks for the entire trip, multilingual live guide onboard, port fees and insurance.

Is the boat accessible (wheelchairs / strollers)?
Yes — the catamaran admits manual wheelchairs onboard; main deck and indoor areas are accessible.

What should I bring with me?
Swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, cap/hat, comfortable shoes; a light jacket or pullover is recommended for morning cruises, as there may be a cool sea breeze. Camera recommended to capture wildlife sightings.