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Very nice experience, had a wonderful trip for the dolphin watching. Ana and Pedro were very friendly and also gave a lot of information about dolphins and whales living around in the Portuguese waters. The tour for the caves were also great. Specially to mention how welcoming and interactive they were with kids ensuring kids have trilling experience during 🐬 watching.
Source: google
One of the best tours I've ever been on!! The time flew in. We were lucky enough to seen dolphins on multiple occasions and even a glimpse of a whale. Would recommend this tour to anyone with a interest in dolphins.
Source: google
Had a 2 hour visit to Benagil Caves with Captain Pedro and Asst skipper Paula. We were in a 16 passenger boat with just 12 in it. 6 rows of 2 seats and 4 in a bench seat at the back. The captain gave a nice commentary in English only issue was it was hard to hear him in the front when the boat was moving. An amazing experience as we went in and out of the natural formations caused by erosion of the limestone cliffs. We saw lots of kayakers and paddle boarders and smaller boats.
Source: google
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