The Nashira Uno departs from Puerto Los Gigantes in the Los Gigantes area. You’ll need to make your own way to the port as hotel pickup is not included. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your departure time.

There are two daily departures: 11:00 and 14:00. Both are 3-hour tours, so you can pick whichever fits your schedule better!

It’s great value! Adults pay €40, children aged 2-11 pay €25, and babies under 2 go completely free. That includes whale watching, lunch, drinks, swimming, and insurance – pretty much everything except transport to the port.

No, transportation to Puerto Los Gigantes is not included. You’ll need to arrange your own transport to the departure point. It’s easy to reach by car, taxi, or local bus if you’re staying nearby.

The Nashira Uno catamaran has unique underwater viewing windows! You can actually watch whales and dolphins swimming beneath the boat, which is pretty incredible. Not many tours offer this feature – it’s like having your own aquarium view of wild marine life.

Tenerife’s waters around Los Gigantes are fantastic for marine life! Pilot whales live here year-round, and dolphins are frequent visitors. While sightings can’t be 100% guaranteed with wild animals, the chances are very high. The crew knows the best spots to find them.

The complete experience lasts 3 hours. You’ll spend time whale watching (including views through those cool underwater windows), swimming in Masca Bay, enjoying lunch and drinks, and cruising back along the dramatic Los Gigantes cliffs.

Yes! You’ll get a proper meal on board with rice and vegetables, chicken, and fresh fruit. It’s simple but tasty and there’s plenty for everyone. Perfect fuel after your swim!

You can enjoy water, soft drinks, or beer throughout the cruise. Help yourself to whatever you fancy – it’s all included in your ticket price.

The swimming stop is at stunning Masca Bay, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters. It’s a beautiful sheltered spot perfect for cooling off and taking in the scenery. You’ll have time to swim, float around, or just relax on the boat if you prefer.

Absolutely – if you bring your own equipment! Snorkeling gear isn’t provided, so pack your mask and fins if you want to explore underwater. The bay has lovely clear water that’s great for snorkeling.

Pack your swimsuit (wear it under your clothes), a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. If you want to snorkel, bring your own gear. Don’t forget your camera or phone for whale photos! Everything else you need is provided on board.

Definitely! Kids usually love this tour – the underwater windows are fascinating, swimming in Masca Bay is fun, and the lunch keeps them happy. Children aged 2-11 get discounted tickets at €25, and babies under 2 are free. Just make sure younger kids are comfortable around water.

Yes! Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund. Just contact them in advance. Cancellations within 24 hours or no-shows can’t be refunded.

If conditions are unsafe for sailing, the tour operator will contact you to reschedule or offer a refund. Los Gigantes generally has good weather, but ocean conditions can vary.

The Nashira Uno can accommodate up to 52 passengers, so it’s a medium-sized group tour. You’ll share the experience with other travelers, which many people enjoy – it’s a friendly, social atmosphere.

Unfortunately, the catamaran is not wheelchair accessible due to the boat’s design and boarding requirements. If you have mobility concerns, it’s best to contact the operator directly to discuss your specific situation.

Absolutely! You’ll have plenty of opportunities during whale watching, at the swim stop in Masca Bay, and when cruising past the Los Gigantes cliffs. The crew usually points out good photo moments too.

Since lunch and drinks are included, you don’t need to bring anything. However, if you have specific dietary requirements or preferences, you might want to bring a snack – though the included meal should be satisfying for most people.

Yes, the catamaran has toilet facilities available for passengers during the 3-hour trip.

Both are great! The morning departure (11:00) tends to have calmer ocean conditions and slightly cooler temperatures. The afternoon departure (14:00) works well if you want a more relaxed morning. Choose whatever suits your vacation schedule best!