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Safari z delfinami i targ w Mogan

194,00 zł

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Język: Niemiecki, Hiszpański, Angielski

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Czas trwania: od 2 godziny do 4 godziny

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Dlaczego warto?

Wybór rejsów z obserwacją delfinów
Zobacz te niesamowite stworzenia w ich naturalnym środowisku
Opcja dodania wizyty w Puerto de Mogan

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Wody Atlantyku Gran Canarii są domem dla wielu niesamowitych stworzeń, ale podczas tego wyboru rejsów katamaranem będziesz szukał delfinów. Zobacz je w ich naturalnym środowisku, gdzie obfite pożywienie i wysoko natlenione prądy sprawiają, że spędzają dni na zabawach.

Wybierz spośród trzech rejsów:

Dolphin Safari – Dwugodzinna żegluga w poszukiwaniu delfinów

Dolphin Safari & Swim – Dwugodzinna żegluga w poszukiwaniu delfinów z postojem na pływanie

Dolphin Safari & Mogan Market – 2-godzinny rejs z czasem wolnym w Puerto de Mogan w dzień targowy

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Transport
Rejs z obserwacją delfinów
Napoje bezalkoholowe

O czym należy pamiętać?

Wycieczka nie jest dostosowana do potrzeb osób z chorobą lokomocyjną
Dzieci muszą zawsze przebywać pod opieką osoby dorosłej (powyżej 18 r.ż.)
Jedzenie dodatkowo płatne
Wycieczka zależna od warunków pogodowych
Wszystkie godziny są orientacyjne i mogą ulec zmianie

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Dostawca

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Co inni mówią o tej atrakcji

Doskonale

4,5/5

Na podstawie 23 recenzji od zweryfikowanych podróżnych

Kategorie recenzji

Stosunek jakości do ceny

4,4/5

Usługa

4,5/5

Personel

4,5/5

Bezpieczeństwo

4,5/5

Nicole
z Stany Zjednoczone - kwiecień 2025

Podróż z rodziną

18 - 24 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

It was lovely looking around the little village of Mogan after buying souvenirs from the market. The dolphin safari was great. Saw lots of dolphins.
David warren
z Stany Zjednoczone - czerwiec 2024

Podróż w parze

35 - 44 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

It was amazing to see the dolphins in their natural habitat and so many of them came and swam around the boat. . It took quite some time to find them ...
Paulina
z Stany Zjednoczone - lipiec 2023

Podróż z rodziną

18 - 24 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

We absolutely loved the trip. Seeing dolphins was the most amazing experience especially for children . Mogan Market and town was pretty and we had en ...
Dave 1955
z Wielka Brytania - czerwiec 2023

Podróż w parze

45 - 54 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

The trip was all worthwhile when the dolphins put in their appearance after some searching by the crew. The picks ups from and to the hotels after th ...
Veronica
z Stany Zjednoczone - maj 2023

Podróż z rodziną

45 - 54 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

The dolphin trip was amazing we saw a huge pod of around 50 dolphins, it was wonderful to see them in their natural habitat, on the way back we even s ...
Cole
z Stany Zjednoczone - kwiecień 2023

Podróż z przyjaciółmi

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

Market was brill so was the dolphin return driver was a nightmare

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