Experience the best Whale Watching Cruises in the Azores

Small group sizes create more opportunities to enter the water when conditions allow, while biologists explain dolphin behavior throughout.

Neoprene gear, Zodiac transport, onboard guidance, and wildlife interpretation are included, so no specialist equipment is needed.

After locating dolphins with help from land-based spotters, swimmers enter the water in pairs while guides supervise interactions.

A second stop explores São Miguel's marine environment through snorkeling above coastal habitats near Vila Franca do Campo.

Comfort in open water is recommended, and all wildlife encounters follow strict conservation rules designed to minimize disturbance.

Set out from Angra do Heroísmo on this half-day Atlantic cruise guided by skippers, biologists, and coastal lookouts tracking activity.

Before boarding, your crew briefs you on cetaceans, sighting methods, safety rules, and Azores wildlife viewing codes for responsible spotting.

Search Terceira’s surrounding waters for whales and dolphins, with up to 27 cetacean species recorded by the operator in the Azores.

Between sightings, take in Terceira’s coastline, volcanic geological formations, and open Atlantic views from the boat as you cruise.

Set out from Lajes do Pico on a Zodiac boat built for open-water wildlife watching, led by marine biologist guides and skippers.

Marine biologists explain whale and dolphin behavior while land-based lookouts help direct the boat toward active wildlife areas.

Look for more than 25 cetacean species found around the Azores, with chances to spot whales, dolphins, birds, and turtles.

Pico’s shoreline stays in view as you move between wildlife areas, adding coastal scenery to the marine observation experience.

If no cetaceans are spotted on your tour, a 100% money-back guarantee as per the sighting policy.

Witness the lush greenscapes, hot springs and marine life of the Azores islands on a 3-hour guided tour along with expert marine biologists.

Learn about the variety of species living in the Azores waters and the ethical guidelines to follow, from your expert guides.

Cruise through the ocean waters and catch glimpses of blue whales, fin whales, Sei whales, birds and turtles.

Did you know: Discovered by Portuguese explorers in the 15th century, the Azores Islands have since remained a part of Portugal.

Swim with wild dolphins in their natural Atlantic habitat on an intimate experience limited to just 8 participants.

Experienced instructors supervise every stage, from the initial briefing to water entry, ensuring responsible wildlife interactions.

Enter the water only when sea conditions and dolphin behavior make it appropriate, creating a respectful encounter for both guests and wildlife.

Enjoy coastal views around Terceira while traveling by boat to and from the dolphin observation area.