Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour
Eden Catamaran leaves Pier 4 in Puerto Colón for 2 or 3 hours with free water, soft drinks and beer; the 3-hour option adds a swim and snorkel stop. The operator promises another ticket free if you see nothing.
A solid mid-price pick in Costa Adeje: 2–3 hours on a catamaran with drinks included, from €35, ★ 4.7 (4,237). Take the 3-hour option if you want to swim.
Updated 14 Oct 2026 · Prices checked 13 Oct 2026Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour Fast Facts
Drinks in the price, a 50-guest catamaran and a sighting promise: a safe middle choice from Puerto Colón.
Should You Book the Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour?
Book it for drinks included and a sighting promise at €35; pick another boat for food, a small group, a lower price or a private trip.
you stay in Costa Adeje or Playa de las Américas and want to start from Puerto Colón.
you want drinks in the price without paying for a full meal.
you like the operator's promise of another free ticket if there is no sighting.
you prefer a crew that keeps its time with each group of whales short.
you want food on board → the Costa Adeje eco-cruise adds sandwiches, 3–5 h, from €47.
you want a small group → the Costa Adeje sailboat, 3 h with food and snorkeling, from €60.
you want the lowest price in Costa Adeje → the Costa Adeje wooden boat, from €27.81, ★ 4.6 (565).
you want the boat to yourselves → the 2-hour private charter from Costa Adeje, €300 per boat, up to 11.
What's Included on the Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour
The cruise and free drinks are in every option; the snorkel stop and gear come only with the 3-hour option.
Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour Meeting Point
Pier 4 in Puerto Colón, Costa Adeje, at the boat named "Eden Catamaran".
Who the Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour Is Not For
Wheelchair users, people who want lunch and anyone hoping to swim with dolphins should book differently.
Wheelchair users, people who want lunch and anyone hoping to swim with dolphins should book differently.
Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour vs Other Costa Adeje Trips
It costs the same €35 as the Costa Adeje 2-hour boat trip but adds free drinks; the speedboat costs €15 more and rates ★ 5.0 (135) on far fewer reviews.
Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour Reviews
Reviewers praise friendly, experienced guides, a boat that doesn't feel crowded and many pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins.
“It was amazing, everything was perfect, personell was experienced, willing and happy. Thanks”
“Very friendly guides, lovely catamaran, perfect size to see everything and didn't feel at all crowded. Saw lots of pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins.”
Costa Adeje Whale Watching Catamaran Tour FAQ
The operator promises another ticket free if there is no sighting, so you can go again on another day. Ask the crew how to claim it before you leave the boat. A sighting is likely anyway: Turismo de Tenerife reports whales or dolphins on about 8 out of 10 days.
Choose 3 hours if you want to swim: that option adds a swim and snorkel stop of about 30 minutes, with snorkel gear included. Choose 2 hours if you only want the whales and dolphins, or if you travel with young children who tire quickly on a boat.
Yes. Water, soft drinks and beer are free on board on every option. Food is not listed, so eat before you go or bring a snack. If you want sandwiches included, the Costa Adeje eco-cruise from the same harbor serves them from €47.
Up to 50 people, according to the operator's page. A recent reviewer says the catamaran is a good size and didn't feel crowded. If you want fewer people, the 11-guest sailing tour from Costa Adeje caps the group at 11, from €55.
About 15 minutes with the same group of whales, according to the operator. That is half of the 30 minutes the Canary Islands rules allow, and every licensed boat must keep at least 60 m from the animals. The crew then moves on to look for other groups.
It leaves from Pier 4 in Puerto Colón, the marina of Costa Adeje, on the boat named "Eden Catamaran". The listing gives no check-in time, so arrive early. If you stay in Los Cristianos or Los Gigantes, a trip from your own harbor saves the transfer.
Not reliably. The operator lists transport to the pier, but the GetYourGuide listing does not mark it as a pickup trip, so check the option at checkout before you rely on it. If you need a confirmed pickup, choose a trip that is marked as one, such as the buffet-and-drinks trip from Costa Adeje.
English and Spanish, according to the listing. If your group needs French, German or Italian, the no-chase catamaran from Los Cristianos has guides in 5 languages, from €28 for 1.5 hours. Ask the operator before you book if you need another language.