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Excursión a la Isla de Lobos y avistamiento de delfines

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72,00 €

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Idiomas: Español, Inglés, Francés

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Duración: from 4 horas to 8 horas

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Comida incluida

Bono electrónico

Ventajas

Excursión en lancha a la isla de Lobos
Avistar delfines y peces voladores
Tiempo libre para nadar y explorar

Qué te espera

La Isla de Lobos es un lugar remoto y salvaje donde pasar el día en esta rejuvenecedora excursión en barco. Desembarcará en la isla de Lobos, donde podrá nadar y buscar paz y tranquilidad. Durante el trayecto de ida y vuelta a Lanzarote, no pierda de vista a los delfines, peces voladores y ballenas que pueden acompañarnos en el paseo.

Zarpará de Puerto del Carmen, con la isla de Lobos en el punto de mira. Tras una hora y media en el mar, buscando signos de actividad de delfines y ballenas, desembarcará en las idílicas costas de la isla. Las dunas de arena blanca brillan bajo el mar transparente, invitándole a nadar y explorar esta zona natural protegida.

Recorra uno de los senderos o quédese en la orilla y haga tanto o tan poco como quiera. Después de unas dos horas, embarcará de nuevo en la lancha motora para regresar a Lanzarote, sin perder de vista a los peces voladores, que a menudo ofrecen un espectáculo.

Incluye

Transporte
Transporte
Paseo en lancha rápida
Traslado en barco
Merienda
Escolta

Importante

Las condiciones meteorológicas no pueden garantizar un atraque seguro en la isla, y no es previsible hasta que llegue el capitán.Si esto ocurre, el capitán atracará en Fuerteventura en su lugar. No reembolsable.
No recomendable para mujeres embarazadas o personas con problemas de espalda
No recomendable para personas en silla de ruedas
Los niños deben ser supervisados por un adulto (mayor de 18 años) en todo momento
Traer bañador, toalla y protector solar
Traer toalla
Traer sombrero
Se recomienda traer calzado comodo
Traer pasaporte o DNI de país miembro de la UE
Lleva algo de dinero para gastos extra o propinas
Sujeto a condiciones climáticas

Organizado por

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Cargo por reserva

¡Buenas noticias! Esta reserva no tiene ningún cargo adicional.

Política de cancelación

Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 1 día antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,5/5

Basado en 34 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Personal

4,7/5

Servicio

4,7/5

Seguridad

4,7/5

Relación calidad-precio

4,5/5

Sharon
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025

Viajó con la familia

35 - 44 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

The only thing is it wasn't long enough on the island to see most of what was offered. You had to make a choice by the time we looked at the village, ...
John
De Reino Unido - abril de 2025

Viajó en pareja

45 - 54 años

Excelente
Valoración global
4/5

Lobos Island is interesting. We have liked maybe an extra 30 minutes on Lobos Island to explore it more thoroughly - it was a rush to walk to the Ligh ...
Carol
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025

Viajó con la familia

25 - 34 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

This was a enjoyable day out well worth the money. The island is beautiful. The staff were amazing, very knowledgeable and attentive. The highlight ...
Julie
De Reino Unido - enero de 2025

Viajó en pareja

45 - 54 años

Excelente
Valoración global
4/5

Enjoyed the trip but there was no mention of life jackets. We were fine with the fast, bouncy trip back but some had issues
Steve C
De Estados Unidos de América - septiembre de 2024

Viajó en pareja

35 - 44 años

Normal
Valoración global
3/5

Basically this is a boat ride to Lobos Island and if you're lucky you may spot a dolphin or any other wildlife enroute. We didn't see any dolphin but ...
Anónimo
De Estados Unidos de América - julio de 2024

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

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