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Have fun on this speed boat whale watching tour and discover Madeira Island! We approach the animals respectfully and enjoy the smell of the sea in the air.
Have fun on this speed boat whale watching tour and discover Madeira Island! We approach the animals respectfully and enjoy the smell of the sea in the air.
Enjoy a whale watching boat trip in Madeira, Portugal, with local guides. With the Atlantic Ocean at our feet, we go out in our cosy traditional vessel.
Enjoy a tour snorkeling with dolphins in Madeira, Portugal. Encountering dolphins in their natural habitat, the open ocean, can be an intense experience.
What does the dolphin say? – Inspiring little ocean explorers! Why do dolphins jump? How do they speak to each other? What sounds do they make?
Enjoy a whale watching boat trip in Madeira, Portugal, with local guides. With the Atlantic Ocean at our feet, we go out in our cosy traditional vessel.
Our mission is to provide clients with a special experience, raising awareness and understanding of the entire marine biodiversity of Madeira. There is one rule that we always keep in mind: We are the guests out there, so we need to behave accordingly!
Lobosonda has been offering whale watching tours in the southwestern waters of Madeira Island since 2003. As a responsible whale watching company, we see our work as so much more than simply running a business.
Lobosonda started in the summer of 2003 as a family business with only 3 team members. As the years went by, our crew has expanded by several ocean-loving team members. May we introduce ourselves?
We have been providing whale watching tours since 2003, and since 2007 we have recorded our sightings to support scientific work.
Learn more about marine life and discover the difference between the cetacean species. Learn about whales, dolphins and other marine animals.
The seas are the waters of the Earth surrounding the continents and all are connected to each other. Learn more about marine protection.
Madeira was created millions of years ago as a result of a geological hotspot, and it was officially discovered in the year 1419 AD. The tallest mountain of Madeira is the Pico Ruivo at 1,861 m (1156.371 miles).
Hiking fans can enjoy adventures at the archipelago’s peaks as well as walks along the water canals, locally known as levadas. So what is keeping you at home?
We had an excellent trip with the staff. We saw many striped dolphins, pilot whales, a small turtle and a jellyfish. You can learn a lot about these animals. The crew was friendly all the time and you felt safe in the ocean. We definitely recommend this trip.
– Denis N., TripAdvisor.Very good experience in the sea of calheta and surroundings, good recession on the part of the guide named Daniel. We started by going to meet dolphins where the guide received coordinates from land, let us say in passing that they were very efficient, it didn't take long and there they were. I loved the experience to repeat.
– Vitor G., TripAdvisor.Thank you again! It was wonderful! The kids are so excited and so are we :)))! And we lean over the ocean a lot! I hope to see you next time!
– Ernest B., TripAdvisor.Safety instructions, the German-speaking guide, the Save Zodiac, returns only after watching dolphins, as an unexpected extra, we saw tuna hunting small fish and sailing jellyfish.
– Jobst-Wilhelm N., TripAdvisor.Get to know what we are up to, find much more information about our trips and community.
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