PASITO BLANCO GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Silent Blue: Dolphin Observation from Pasito Blanco aboard Senda del Azul
A shared, approximately 3‑hour cruise from Pasito Blanco on the hybrid Rodman 1100 that combines low‑noise navigation with expert interpretation for respectful dolphin and whale observation.
Silent Blue: Dolphin Observation from Pasito Blanco aboard Senda del Azul.
Step aboard Senda del Azul in Pasito Blanco and slip out along Gran Canaria’s southern coast for an intimate, small‑group encounter with resident dolphins and occasional whales. The experience runs roughly three hours and is run with an emphasis on respectful, low‑noise navigation aboard a hybrid vessel—designed both for comfort and for minimal disturbance of marine life.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Quiet, eco‑minded platform — Senda del Azul
The trip operates from a spacious Rodman 1100 hybrid vessel that prioritizes reduced noise and respectful navigation, enabling calmer observation of dolphins without chasing or harassment.
Small groups and expert interpretation
Shared excursions are run with a compact group size to keep encounters personal and informative; onboard guides provide context about dolphin behaviour and marine conservation.
A variety of Atlantic marine species
The waters off southern Gran Canaria offer frequent dolphin encounters and the possibility of seeing species such as Atlantic spotted, bottlenose and common dolphins, as well as pilot whales, beaked whales, rough‑toothed dolphins and sperm whales on some days.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
You board in Pasito Blanco and spend roughly three hours skimming the southern coastline aboard a quiet hybrid boat, searching calmly for dolphins and other cetaceans while guides interpret sightings and explain conservation practices. The shared format keeps the group compact and the experience focused on observation rather than pursuit.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this shared dolphin‑watching outing suits — and who should rethink plans.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Check the operator’s guidance for recommended clothing and personal items for a three‑hour outing; contact details are available through the operator for specific queries.
The shared experience runs for approximately three hours; exact boarding and return times are provided at booking.
For questions about preparation or special needs, use the operator’s listed contact options to confirm details ahead of your trip.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the dolphin‑watching trip?
Approximately three hours.
Where do we meet for departure?
Departure is from Pasito Blanco Harbour, Pontoon Ribera (Mooring R04).
Are there age restrictions for participants?
There are no age restrictions; the shared experience welcomes all ages.
What species might we see?
Depending on conditions, sightings can include Atlantic spotted dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, common dolphins, short‑finned pilot whales, beaked whales, rough‑toothed dolphins and sperm whales.
How much does the shared trip cost?
Shared experiences start from €85 for adults, €70 for children and €35 for infants; a private boat option is also available from €850.
Does booking support conservation?
Yes—7.5% of net revenue from each experience is donated to the operator’s sister organisation to support whale and dolphin protection projects.