Where to watch whales
Between March and October there are a number of companies that offer daily trips to the Strait of Gibraltar from their base in Tarifa, to observe up to seven different species of whales and dolphins in their natural environment. Mostly these are Pilot Whales and Bottelnose Dolphins, but from around April to July the Sperm [...]
Although located just off the northwest coast of mainland Africa, the Canary Islands are a Spanish archipelago. La Gomera has a licensed whale watching boat which takes you to spot Pilot whales and the rare Beaked whales, and at times Finback, Sei- or Sperm whales are also encountered.
Whale watching: Portugal The Portuguese Azorean archipelago (just a 2 hour flight from the mainland) is a key European location for whale watching, with a variety of whales and dolphins: one can observe Humpback, Sei, Fin and Blue Whales, as well as Short Finned Pilot Whales and Sperm Whales. The best time is May and [...]
Whale watching cruises, Isle of Mull, Scotland The Isle of Mull lies in the Inner Hebrides, the rugged West coast of Britain. In summer it’s the Minke Whale that is enjoyed in these waters, but there’s also harbour porpoises, dolphins, seals, basking sharks, sunfish, and a variety of seabirds. Responsible Travel offer a variety of [...]
Whale watching in Iceland Although one of the 3 whaling nations of the world, Iceland has become a popular whale-watching destination, with sightings been made of a wide variety of whales: The Northern Bottlenose whale, The Sperm whale, The long-finned Pilot whale, Orcas, also known as killer whales, Humpback whales, Mink whales, Fin whales, Sei [...]
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