Multiacuatic
Single-minded about cetaceans, and willing to take passengers out again at no cost after a blank day.
Licensed Whale-Spotting Excursions along the South-West Shore
Multiacuatic is a two-deck, 16-metre catamaran that does nothing but look for dolphins and whales, carrying the Barco Azul (Blue Boat) flag that authorises ceta…Multiacuatic is a two-deck, 16-metre catamaran that does nothing but look for dolphins and whales, carrying the Barco Azul (Blue Boat) flag that authorises cetacean watching. A guide explains the species found on each trip, from dolphins and pilot whales to turtles and flying fish, and a ramp lets pushchairs aboard.
Features
Type
Boat tour
Price
$$ Mid-range
Booking
Recommended
FAQ
What trips does Multiacuatic run from Puerto Rico?
Multiacuatic offers the two-hour Dolphin Safari, the three-hour Dolphin & Swim with a stop in a bay for swimming and snorkelling, and the five-hour Discover Mogán, which ends with free time in Puerto de Mogán and its market.
What happens if no dolphins or whales are seen with Multiacuatic?
Multiacuatic invites passengers on another trip free of charge if no dolphins or whales are sighted.
Is the Multiacuatic catamaran suitable for pushchairs?
Yes. The 16-metre, two-deck catamaran has a boarding ramp that takes pushchairs and makes it easy for children to get aboard.
Is Multiacuatic authorised for whale watching?
Yes. Multiacuatic holds the Barco Azul (Blue Boat) distinction that authorises cetacean watching in the Canary Islands, and follows its rules: no approach closer than 60 metres and no more than 30 minutes with each group of animals.
Is there a guide on board Multiacuatic?
A guide specialised in cetacean observation gives general information about the whales and dolphins of the Canary Islands during the crossing, and details of each species once it is found.
What should passengers bring on a Multiacuatic trip?
Multiacuatic recommends sunscreen, a hat or cap and something warm; swimwear and goggles are useful on the Dolphin & Swim trip.
Tours and tickets in Gran Canaria
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