Tenerife Whales Dolphins

15/04/2026

This is what happens when you dedicate your life to protecting the ocean… 🌊💙

For over 25 years, Captain Samantha has cared for the marine life of Tenerife — rescuing turtles, freeing animals from wires, and protecting the waters she calls home.

The whales know her.
And in this moment… they whistle back. 🐋

Nature never forgets kindness.

14/04/2026

Ready to explore beneath the Atlantic? 🌊

🩵🐬The Vision Submarine is here!🐬🩵

We offer one of Tenerife’s most unforgettable excursions, with incredible underwater views showing real marine life encounters.

💙 Remember, every ticket contributes to further ocean conservation.

Limited spaces daily, so book now!

13/04/2026

Discover Tenerife from below the surface 🌊🐋

Step aboard the Vision Submarine and witness marine life like never before.

💙 Every ticket helps support ocean conservation through marine protection partners.

Come find us in Los Cristianos!

Link in bio to book! 🐬🩵

08/04/2026

A moment beneath the Atlantic… 🔭🌊

Face to face with pure ocean life — no filters, no disturbance, just real connection 🐬✨

Welcome to the Vision Submarine, Los Cristianos — the most exclusive way to experience Tenerife’s hidden world.

This isn’t just an excursion… it’s the best of the best.

And every journey matters 💙
A portion of every ticket goes directly to protecting marine life worldwide — supporting organisations like Neptune Pirates UK & the Captain Paul Watson Foundation.

Experience it. Respect it. Protect it. 🌍

16/03/2026

A new chapter begins on the Atlantic. 🌊🚤

We’re excited to introduce our new submarine vision boat, now sailing every day from Los Cristianos Harbour, Tenerife.

While the boat may be new, the same experienced crew you know and trust is still here — ready to guide you through one of the most incredible marine environments in the world.

With panoramic underwater viewing, respectful wildlife encounters, and the stunning coastline of Tenerife as our backdrop, every trip is an unforgettable experience.

Join us on board and discover the magic of the Atlantic like never before. 🐋🐬

📍 Los Cristianos Harbour
⏰ Daily departures 10:30am / 12:30pm / 2:30pm

26/11/2025

26/11/2025

Blue whales are the largest animals ever known to live on Earth — even bigger than the biggest dinosaurs.

They can reach about 100 feet (30 m) long and weigh up to 200 tons — roughly the weight of 33 elephants. Despite their size, they survive on tiny krill, filtering tons of them through their baleen plates every day.

The biggest accurately measured blue whale was a 29.5-meter female weighing 180 tons, and scientists agree: nothing else — past or present — matches their sheer scale. 🐋🌎

26/11/2025

26/11/2025

I can’t stop thinking about the moment a humpback whale tucked a marine scientist under its fin and wouldn’t let go.

Nan Hauser slipped into the water off Rarotonga, Cook Islands, to film whales. One of them swam straight to her, nudging and blocking her path. It lifted her with a flipper. It even tried to tuck her under its pectoral fin.

For minutes it kept her close. She felt confused and a little scared. Whales are huge. One wrong move can hurt a person.

Then she saw it. A big tail moving side to side. Not a whale. A tiger shark.

The humpback placed Nan on its head and pushed her toward the boat. Barnacles scraped her skin, but she stayed on. Within minutes she was back on deck, shaking and crying with relief.

Later, she learned she’d been in the water about seven and a half minutes with the whale before spotting the shark. She believes the whale knew the danger and acted to shield her.

This isn’t the only time humpbacks seem to protect others. Scientists have collected reports of humpbacks rushing in when predators attack, sometimes even helping seals or other whales. Maybe it’s a spillover of their instinct to defend calves. Maybe it’s more. Either way, what happened that day changed her life.

A year later, Nan says the same whale returned. She recognized the notches on its tail. She slipped into the water again, touched its face, and cried. Some stories stay with you forever. This is one of them.

References

Experience: a whale saved me from a shark attack - The Guardian

Whale Allegedly Protects Diver From Shark, But Questions Remain - National Geographic

Biologist reunited with the whale that saved her - BBC Earth

Humpback whales interfering when mammal-eating killer whales attack other species: Mobbing behavior and interspecific altruism? - Marine Mammal Science

Disclaimer: Images are generated using AI for illustration purposes only.