€50
Overview:
Set off on an exciting adventure to immerse yourself in nature. Departing from the Santo Amaro dock, we venture out to seek dolphins in their natural habitat. Our agile semi-rigid boats allow us to get remarkably close to wildlife, enabling you to observe various cetacean and bird species, all while accompanied by a knowledgeable marine biologist. Stay on the lookout: dolphins often travel in pods, so if you spot one, there’s a good chance there are more nearby! Even if we see them in the Tagus, we always explore the open sea in search of other groups or, with luck, other species such as whales, sharks, jellyfish, or sea turtles. You’ll have a fantastic time observing playful dolphins, learning to identify their unique traits, social behaviors, and other intriguing facts. They often come right up to the boat, delighting us with their playful antics. Our tours last between 2.5 to 3 hours, concluding with a scenic return to the Santo Amaro dock.
BOOKING FORM
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Meeting Point
Passeio Doca de Santo Amaro, 1350-353 Lisboa, Portugal
Important info
This is a wildlife safari on board a speedboat. This adventure is available year-round, subject to weather and ocean conditions. Our expert staff, fluent in 5 languages, is dedicated to ensuring you have an unforgettable time. Pregnant women are not allowed.
Accessibility
This activity is not recommended for people with severe back or hip problems. Same with people with reduced mobility - the dock is not wheelchair accessible.
Additional info
Check-in is at Gate 3 of Doca de Santo Amaro (postcode 1350-353). Bring warm clothes, even on a sunny day. We recommend bringing sunglasses and wearing sunscreen.
FAQS
Where from and at what times do we depart?
Our boats are docked at the Santo Amaro Dock. https://maps.app.goo.gl/gEtJxrjbUyi632Kt8 Your skipper and guide will meet you in front of Gate 3, 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour for check-in. We have daily tours at 09:30 and 14:00, so 09:15 and 13:45 are our meeting times, respectively.
What kind of boat is it and how safe is it?
This is a safari adventure on the water. We use fast RIBs for this activity, the most adequate, comfortable and safe for venturing out to sea. Each boat is equipped with a 300 HP engine and go through a rigorous maintenance, safety and engine checks monthly schedule. Our crew is from Lisbon and know the Tagus and the Atlantic waters like the back of their hands. Both passengers and crew must wear a lifejacket throughout the tour. SeaEO Tours only goes out with safe wind and waves conditions.
What is the probability of spotting dolphins?
We always almost see dolphins on our tour. Our sighting success of the past 5 years ranges from 95 to 98%. This is, however, a safari and if in 3 hours we do not spot them, it's because dolphins weren't in the area.