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Tenerife boat trips leave the south-west coast to look for the pilot whales and dolphins that live there year-round — 31 trips, most €30–77.
Independent guide · Updated Oct 2026 · prices checked on GetYourGuide
Travelin' Lady whale and dolphin trip
For a short, cheap whale and dolphin trip, take a 90-minute boat from about €38; for swimming and lunch, a 3-hour cruise costs €46–77.
Travelin' Lady — 90 minutes at sea, 4.7★ from 19,654 reviews, from €38 per person.
1.5 hours.
dolphins and whales, and on some trips a shark and a turtle.
the most-reviewed boat trip on the island, at a low price.

Choose by time on the water: 90 minutes for the whales, 3 hours for a swim and lunch, sunset for the light.

If you wantWhales and dolphins, short and cheap
If you wantA no-chase approach to the animals
Los Cristianos

If you wantThe cheapest boat
1.5 h at sunset
If you wantA swim stop and lunch

If you wantA sailboat in a small group

If you wantA yacht
Sunset trips swap the midday heat for evening light; they cost €30 for 90 minutes up to €64 for a catamaran with buffet and drinks.
The sunset catamaran includes a transfer, a buffet and drinks for 3 hours, from €64 (974 reviews, 4.7★); a second catamaran cruise with an open bar lasts 4.5 hours from €62.
Pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins are resident, so sightings are possible at any time of year.
resident year-round off the south-west coast.
also resident year-round.
the Teno-Rasca marine Special Area of Conservation covers almost 70,000 hectares along the south-west coast.
watching cetaceans from a boat needs prior authorization under Canary and Spanish law.
For whale watching in detail — ports, boat types and the season month by month — see our partner site for whale watching in detail, whalewatchingtenerifetour.com.
Boats leave the south-west resorts — Costa Adeje, Puerto Colón, Los Cristianos and Playa San Juan — on the coast facing La Gomera.
Most trips rate 4.5★ or higher; the short ones are cheapest per minute, the 3-hour ones add the swim and food.
Source · date: GetYourGuide listings, checked October 2026.
Animals are wild, the sea moves — pick the length you're comfortable with.
Resident whales and dolphins make sightings likely, but no trip can promise them.
If you're prone to it, a 90-minute trip means less time at sea; take precautions.
Bring sunscreen and a hat.
Not every trip has a swim stop — check the listing if you want one.
Boat trips start from three ports on the south and west coast.
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By reviews, the 90-minute Travelin' Lady trip (19,654 reviews, 4.7★, from €38) and the respectful no-chase whale and dolphin trip from Los Cristianos (15,618 reviews). For a longer day, 3-hour cruises with a swim stop and food rate 4.5–4.8★.
Yes. Short-finned pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins live off the south-west coast year-round, in the waters between Tenerife and La Gomera.
Short trips of 90 minutes to 2 hours cost €30–56; 3-hour cruises with a swim stop or food cost €45–77, yachts €61–95.
From Costa Adeje and Puerto Colón, Los Cristianos and Playa San Juan, on the south-west coast.
Yes — a 90-minute sunset trip from €30, a 3-hour sunset catamaran with buffet and drinks from €64, and a romantic night cruise.
Whale-watching boats need an official authorization, and the area is a protected marine zone. Several trips advertise a respectful or no-chase approach in their names.
A popular 90-minute whale and dolphin boat trip with more than 19,000 reviews at 4.7★, from €38; a sunset version costs €30.
The short 90-minute trips suit families best; check each listing's age rules.
Many 2- and 3-hour cruises include a swim stop; the ones that do say so in their name or inclusions.
From 90 minutes for the shortest whale and dolphin trips to 3 hours for most cruises, and up to 5 hours on a classic schooner with lunch.
Travelin' Lady — 90 minutes, from €38, the island's most-reviewed boat.
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