Boat Trip in La Réunion from Le Port with Whale Watching

About the Activity

Highlights

• Observe majestic humpback whales and/or dolphins near Reunion Island

• Skipper shares insights on whales' and/or dolphins

• Contribute whale fluke photos to Globice's research

What to Expect

Join us for an unforgettable cetacean observation experience aboard the Dodopalmé 2. Our spacious 9.5m by 3m aluminum hull boat accommodates a small group of up to 7 people, ensuring an intimate outing. Life vests are mandatory for your safety. Suitable for children aged 8 years and older, this adventure is perfect for families and small groups.

Your journey begins with your knowledgeable skipper guiding you through the waters around Reunion Island. As we venture into the ocean, keep your eyes peeled for the majestic humpback whales that frequent these waters. The skipper will share insights into the whales' morphology, their fascinating abilities, and why they visit this region. This educational component adds depth to the experience and enhances your understanding of these incredible creatures.

Photography enthusiasts will love the opportunity to capture stunning images of the whales. If you manage to snap some great shots of whale flukes, you can contribute to the humpback whale photo-identification program with the Globice association. This is a chance to combine your passion for photography with a meaningful contribution to marine research. Get ready for a day filled with discovery and wonder!

How to Get There

We meet in Le Port, 15 minutes before departure. If you come by car, you will find free parking nearby.

Characteristics of The Boat

• Motorboat

• Number of passengers: 7

• Sun-protected area

Included Services

• Drinks

Who can Join

• Minimum age: 8 years

Bring Along

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat

Good to Know

• Please note that the activity only takes place with a minimum of 2 participants

• Please note that dolphin and whale sightings during the tour cannot be guaranteed, as they are wild animals in their natural habitat