Sea Passion
Experience multiple ways to enjoy the sea, the option to share the experience with family, and friends, or simply take a more exclusive trip with the option to choose your own excursion and destination.
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Experience multiple ways to enjoy the sea, the option to share the experience with family, and friends, or simply take a more exclusive trip with the option to choose your own excursion and destination.
SeaPassion is equipped with all the necessary equipment to enjoy a full day out.
All this, in an American made boat, extraordinarily stable, with a native crew and very experienced in the environment which allows you to enjoy the best of each excursion.
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Free cancellation 24 hours before the excursion. If canceled within less than 24 hours there will be no refund.
SeaPassion is equipped with all the necessary equipment to enjoy a full day out.
All this, in an American made boat, extraordinarily stable, with a native crew and very experienced in the environment which allows you to enjoy the best of each excursion.
--- Politique d'annulation ---
Free cancellation 24 hours before the excursion. If canceled within less than 24 hours there will be no refund.
Details
11 passengers.
Puerto de Playa San Juan.
Hotel pick-up available on request.
This ship has a Blue Flag.
The observation of cetaceans is currently an exceptionally important tourist activity and generally represents, for the majority of people who undergo this experience, their first contact with marine mammals.
In the Canary Islands, the observation of cetaceans for tourist purposes is regulated by Decree 178/2000 of 6 September 2000.
11 passengers.
Puerto de Playa San Juan.
Hotel pick-up available on request.
This ship has a Blue Flag.
The observation of cetaceans is currently an exceptionally important tourist activity and generally represents, for the majority of people who undergo this experience, their first contact with marine mammals.
In the Canary Islands, the observation of cetaceans for tourist purposes is regulated by Decree 178/2000 of 6 September 2000.