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What you may have missed during a whale watching tour in Tenerife: remoras
In the waters of southern Tenerife, where species such as pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins live...
Plankton, fish and squid: the food chain that sustains cetaceans in Tenerife
Beneath the surface of the ocean surrounding Tenerife, an invisible yet essential network unfolds: the marine...
When April became unforgettable: we saw a blue whale in Tenerife
The sighting of a blue whale in Tenerife is not something common. Although the Canary Islands...
A special encounter with a fin whale in Tenerife
During one of our outings last month, we were lucky enough to witness a rare sighting:...
Migration routes in Macaronesia: Tenerife as a crossroads of the Atlantic
Macaronesia is one of the great natural corridors of the Atlantic, a group of archipelagos that...
The winter Atlantic: why so many whales choose the waters of the Canary Islands
Winter in the Atlantic can be harsh and unpredictable, but something unique happens around the Canary...
The social lives of whales and dolphins in Tenerife: family bonds and natural behavior
We’re starting the year by talking about something that always moves us every time we head...
How ecotourism can save marine species
The sea is not just a destination; it is a living ecosystem that needs protection. In...
The amazing superpowers of Tenerife’s cetaceans
Whale watching in Tenerife is one of the most special experiences you can live in the...
