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Whale watching is a magical experience, and capturing those moments on camera can make the memories last a lifetime. Although we share professional photos with our clients, we know many of you love to snap your own shots. Here are some tips to help you take the best photos of cetaceans during your tour with us.
1. Bring the Right Equipment
While smartphones ...
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At Whale Watch Tenerife, we’re passionate about not only providing you with an unforgettable experience spotting cetaceans, but also contributing to marine conservation. Our tours offer thrilling encounters with marine life while playing a crucial role in protecting these magnificent creatures and their habitats.
A fundamental part of our sightings is to teach you about the importance of marine conservation and the vital role cetaceans play in ...
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At Whale Watch Tenerife, our cetacean sighting company, we take pride in offering a unique experience that not only appeals to adults but also captivates the little ones at home. Our exciting tours are not just sea adventures but also educational and fun opportunities for these young explorers.
Learning about marine life
Our cetacean sightings off the coast of Adeje provide children with the opportunity to ...
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Did you know that cetaceans have highly developed communication systems?
This communication is divided into non-vocal acoustic communication, such as jumps, fluke slaps, jaw claps, bubble production, etc., and vocal acoustic communication such as whistles, pulsed sounds, songs, and visual communication such as color patterns, morphological features, and gestures.
In non-vocal communication, tail slaps against the water’s surface stand out, indicating the presence of a threat or dissatisfaction. Sometimes during our whale watching tours, we see ...
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Humanity is immersed in “the era of plastic” where between 9 and 12 tons of plastic waste reach the sea through rivers, drains, coastal areas or are thrown directly into the sea every year. This is because the global production of plastics has exploded in the last 50 years. In addition, it is estimated that only 20% of everything produced is recycled.
The Canary Islands are strongly affected by marine microplastic contamination, since the Gulf Stream and the Canary Current drag ...
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