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On this route you will be able to discover many curiosities about Torrevieja that you probably didn't know about, such as its vineyards, which were crucial in the 19th century after the filosera plague. All of this developed in an incredible environment such as the La Mata Natural Park. Next, we will go to a tasting area where the sommelier will be waiting for us. There, we will start with the tasting where we will taste 3 local wines, DO Alicante and, of course, we will try the authentic white wine from the vineyards of the La Mata Natural Park. In addition, we will pair it with local products such as: - two local homemade tapas. - two premium extra virgin olive oils of the Arbequina and Picual varieties. - two homemade cheeses awarded in 2021 and 2023 as the best cheeses in their category. All products are from the region, organic and traditionally made.

- Moments filled with natural beauty, with a touch of comfort, education and connection to marine life; - Ecological footprint: we respect and preserve marine life; - Marine life conservation mission; - Jet propulsion boat, which minimizes environmental Readership, is comfortable, fast and has bathroom. - Multilingual marine biologist (Portuguese, English, French and Spanish). - Delphin observation rate greater than 95%. - Stop for a refreshing dive. - "Sighting add-on": Learn more about our sighting guarantee at our kiosk.

The main aim of this tour is to help disconnect from the stress of big cities, to enjoy and relax in these landscapes ... the most beautiful and authentic we still have in the Algarve. For this reason, one of the main philosophies as a company, is to allow our customers to spend as much time as possible outside the vehicle and in contact with nature. There’s nothing better than exploring with locals, who know the region better than anyone else. In the various scenarios we visited, we are particularly interested in completing our tour with information related to history and fauna. Often our customers said they were amazed at what they saw, but most of all they were very happy with what they had learned.

Enjoy a time-saving way to spot seabirds, including puffins and other wildlife, on this speedy rigid-inflatable boat (RIB) tour from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor. In small groups led by a naturalist guide, ride across Faxaflói Bay aboard a vessel that offers the best possible access to wildlife without disturbing nesting birds. Make several stops to catch great views (and photos) of Iceland's wild side.

Discover the rugged cliffs, sandy coves, and mountainous islands of the Dingle Peninsula along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. With this scenic afternoon boat cruise, you’ll cruise by the soaring cliffs of the Blasket Islands, learn about Dingle’s natural wonders from your skipper, and have the chance to spot wildlife such as seals, puffins, and whales.

Explore the location of Pico do Arieiro, for a sunset experience and walk the Stairway to heaven famous trail (optional). The Stairway to heaven trail is a moderate level walk for about 1.2km that you can do. The return is through the same track. Pico do Arieiro location being a highly attracted and crowded sight, we offer a hassle free service of transfer with a local driver, so that guests dont have to rent a car and pay high parking fees, aswell as parking availablity. This activity is suitable for couples, family, friends and children and sometimes requested for small events, birthdays, engangment proposals or even just a romantic moment.

Discover the rich birdlife of Ventė Cape in Lithuania's Nemunas River Delta. This small-group birdwatching tour takes you out onto the water in a canoe in search of some of the cape's 170 bird species, including red-necked grebe, bittern, white-tailed eagle, Montagu’s Harrier, cormorants, and swans. You'll also have the opportunity to visit the Uostadvaris Lighthouse or the Cape Vente ornithological station with its observation tower.

Being able to see the sunrise with your friends and family will make your day spectacular. A short walk to the observation site will bring to your memories countless colors, smells and even flavors until you reach the end of the day and get to know the mountains and trails like a real place. After sunrise we will pass through some of the most emblematic places on our island. RNAAT - 656/2020

Maximize your time in Reykjavik by heading out on the water for a 3-hour whale-watching experience. Look out for whales, dolphins, and porpoises with the help of the onboard crew, eliminating the guesswork of finding the best viewing spots. Also, enjoy the journey in comfort with indoor heated cabins and onboard restroom facilities too.

Visit beaches and sea caves you couldn’t reach any other way during a half-day trip to Arrábida Natural Park from Sesimbra. After departing from the port, head to one of Europe’s best beaches, Ribeiro do Cavalo, for a refreshing swim. Then, continue to other hidden beaches and choose whether to snorkel. Learn about coastal culture from your guides and stop to sample local liquor.

Escape the city and enjoy the nature and tranquility of Ria Formosa National Park on a birdwatching tour from Tavira. Ideal for families and nature lovers, you'll be transported to prime wildlife-watching spots in an electric, eco-friendly tuk tuk, to increase your chances of spotting rare flora and fauna.

Realize your dreams of observing whales in their natural environment on a whale-watching trip from Reykjavik. Cruise on the Atlantic Ocean in search of the Minke and humpback whales native to Iceland. With luck, you’ll see dolphins and porpoises while listening to enriching commentary. Then, gain free entry to the Whales of Iceland exhibition—home to 23 full size models of whales—and plunge into an immersive experience guaranteed to amaze.

Our tour will begin in Sørvag, where we’ll set sail through the stunning Sørvaag fjord. As we make our way to our first destination, the Drangarnar seastacks, you’ll have the opportunity to capture some truly unique and breathtaking images. We’ll also visit the otherworldly Tindhólmur sea stacks and the Skarðsa and Múlafossur waterfalls, where you can capture the falls as they plummet into the ocean below.

Unique experience of visiting places that you will not see otherwise, in a relaxed and lively way, a vehicle that allows you to quickly visit typical places of difficult access, gastronomy, stops for photos, and with tour guide and entertainment. Depending on the time they walk, they can choose between coast and interior. we also organize groups, weddings, bachelor parties, events

This is more than a falconry demonstration. Guests walk through beautiful Highland woodland while a free-flying Harris hawk follows the group from tree to tree before returning to land gently on their glove. With small group sizes and access to private woodland near Inverness, the experience feels personal, relaxed, and connected to the natural environment. Along the way, guests learn about falconry, local wildlife, woodland ecology, and Highland folklore, creating a deeper understanding of both the bird and the landscape. The combination of hands-on participation, peaceful surroundings, and authentic storytelling offers a memorable Highland experience that most visitors to Scotland never get the chance to enjoy.

Enjoy a serene experience on the Obidos Lagoon with this boat tour. A local guide will join you during the tour and tell you about the history of the area. As you sail, you’ll hear stories and learn of the old traditions still practiced by locals. This short tour is available from either Obidos or Foz do Arelho’s Caravan Park, making it a convenient tour during a limited visit in Obidos.

Admire some of Malta’s top sights at the most magical time of day during a private sunset cruise that’s designed with couples and small groups in mind. Opting for a private boat tour means that you’ll have the entire vessel to yourself, and will be able to customize your itinerary according to what you enjoy doing most—whether that’s swimming, snorkeling or watching the sun set from a secluded cove.

Whale Watching and Puffin Tours offer an unforgettable opportunity to experience Iceland’s wildlife in its natural habitat. Departing from the charming village of Hauganes, just 30 minutes from Akureyri, this 2–3 hour tour combines stunning fjord scenery with close encounters of whales and seabirds.Sailing across the calm waters of Eyjafjörður, Iceland’s longest fjord, guests are surrounded by dramatic mountains and rich birdlife. The area is one of the country’s most reliable whale watching locations, where humpback whales are frequently seen, along with minke whales, dolphins, and porpoises.A highlight of the tour is a scenic cruise toward Hrísey, home to thriving puffin colonies during nesting season. These iconic seabirds can be seen nesting along cliffs and gliding over the water.

With its dramatic cliffs and panoramic viewpoints, Cabo da Roca is a favorite among travelers—but few people get to see the hidden, lesser-used dirt trails that surround the area. Get off the beaten track on this small-group, half-day hiking tour, which gives you a different perspective on Portugal’s star coastal attraction and its unique ecosystem along the Atlantic Ocean.

Delve into the scenic beauty and rich history of Argyll and the Loch Lomond area with guided walking tours led by local expert Gerena. Traverse the charming village of Luss and uncover its fascinating architecture and stories, or stroll through the Victorian elegance of miners cottages, all while enjoying engaging tales of Scottish heritage. Connect with nature as you hike the picturesque trails of Luss, exploring the secrets of the Colquhoun clan amidst stunning landscapes. These tours are perfect for both first-time visitors and those tracing their Scottish roots, with a maximum group size to ensure a personalized experience. Lots of interaction with the guide and the landscape. - Guided walking tours of Luss available Monday to Friday - Tours led by Gerena, a local guide with 30+ years of experience - Group sizes are limited for a more intimate experience - Reserve your spot in advance to secure your tour

Set sail around Faxaflói Bay for your best chance to spot an array of majestic marine mammals. See minke, humpbacks, rare killer whales, dolphins, and more as well as some truly epic scenery. Cruise in comfort with the choice of indoor and outdoor observation decks, a bar, and overalls to provide an extra layer of warmth on cooler days.

The Ria Formosa Natural Park is one of Portugal's most important coastal ecosystems, but most visitors to the Algarve never see beyond its shoreline. This small-group tour takes you through the lagoons and barrier islands by boat, stopping to explore the villages of Ilha da Culatra and Ilha do Farol on foot. Your skipper—a local fisherman—provides guided commentary as you go.

Iceland is known for its whales and its volcanoes. With a little luck, you can enjoy both on this half-day tour with a difference. Start with a whale-watching cruise, with the chance of spotting minke whales, orcas, dolphins, and more as you admire Reykjavik’s islands and skyline. Continue to Lava Show in Reykjavik, featuring a close encounter with superheated real lava that pours into the auditorium.

The Drava Forest lies in northern Croatia along the Drava River in the multinational Mura-Drava-Danube Transboundary Biosphere Reserve. Navigate hidden paths on a private jeep safari from Varaždin. Benefit from your licensed guide’s expertise as you go off-roading to find good spots for bird and wildlife watching in this protected natural area.