Top Lisbon Whale Watching

Lisbon sits where the Tagus River meets the Atlantic Ocean, offering a unique opportunity to see marine wildlife close to the city. Sail along the Portuguese Riviera with a marine biologist in a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) so you can get up close in your search for dolphins, jellyfish, sharks, and more. Learn about the local marine wildlife from your expert guide.

Spotting wild dolphins usually means chartering a boat and knowing where to look. This tour does the finding for you at the Sado Estuary, home to a resident population of bottlenose dolphins, and where a boat trip takes you out to watch them in their natural habitat. The day also takes in a vineyard tasting, a photo stop, and Arrábida Natural Park near Setúbal along the way.

You don't have to venture far from Lisbon to experience wildlife. This small-group tour is led by experts who help spot aquatic animals, from dolphins to seabirds and even whales, in their natural habitat. Cruise past the Belem Tower and into the Atlantic, where rich biodiversity and coastal views make for an unforgettable experience.

This family-friendly small-group tour starts at the Oceanic Lounge, where you can relax before boarding. Sail along the Tagus River with a marine biologist, spotting wild dolphins and supporting ocean research with data collection for Oceanário de Lisboa. Enjoy panoramic views of Lisbon’s landmarks from the water while learning about local marine life and conservation efforts from an expert.

Spot dolphins in their natural habitat on this engaging ocean safari from Lisbon. Guided by a marine biologist, this 2.5-hour adventure takes you along the stunning Portuguese coastline, where you can witness playful dolphins up close. Learn about their behaviors and habitats while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Ideal for families and marine animal enthusiasts, this small group tour ensures an intimate experience with a maximum of 16 participants, providing ample opportunity for personalized interaction and learning. - 2.5-hour dolphin watching tour with a marine biologist - Small group experience with a maximum of 16 travelers - Depart from Doca Alcântara, returning to the same location - Life vests, insurance, and dry locker included for safety and convenience If we don't find the animals we will issue a full refund; Any GPS coordinate recorded by our team at an animal’s location is considered a valid sighting.

Follow in the paths of Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias and venture out into the Atlantic Ocean to discover the local wildlife along the coast of Lisbon. Keep an eye out for local wildlife like dolphins, sea turtles, seabirds, and many species of fish that inhabit the waters around Lisbon. Admire the beautiful coastal scenery and soak up the sun’s warm rays during this small-group excursion.

The waters of the west coast are shelter and also the place of passage of different animals, such as sharks, turtles, seabirds, and mainly cetaceans (dolphins), with the “Bottlenose Dolphin” (Tursiops Truncatus) being the most sighted species. The latter dazzles any observer when he reaches an astonishing 4 meters in length and 45 years old and for some years now have been a regular presence in our waters. During this cruise you will have the opportunity to meet these fun and friendly animals, as well as marvel at the caves and rock formations that make the southern coast of Portugal one of the most beautiful in the world. Note: This activity lasts 2 hours departing from Peniche Port with a minimum of 8 people and a maximum of 14. The boat may reach 30 miles per hour.

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Guided tour with dolphin watching in their natural habitat, where the landscape provides unique moments in a region rich in historical and natural heritage.