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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...
Can whales smell? The answer is not so simple!
When we think about how whales perceive the world, we usually talk about their echolocation or...
Exceptional sighting: Orcas in Tenerife
At Whale Watch Tenerife, we experience unique moments at sea every day, but there are occasions...
How does noise pollution affect cetaceans?
Noise pollution in the oceans is one of the greatest challenges faced by cetaceans. These animals...
Differences Between Whale Watching in Tenerife and Other Destinations Around the World
Whale watching is a fascinating activity that can be enjoyed in various places around the world,...
The Body Language of Cetaceans: What Their Jumps, Blows, and Fin Slaps Mean
Cetaceans, such as whales and dolphins, possess a rich and fascinating body language that allows them...
We are joining the campaign to rescue Cory’s shearwaters
At Whale Watch Tenerife, we are proud to be part of one of Tenerife’s most significant...
