Whale-Watching with firmm in Spain
When?
Depending on the weather, we offer several excursions per day, which you can book a few days in advance. The whale watching season 2025 starts on 1st April.
Where?
Starting point for our excursions is Tarifa, the southernmost city of the European mainland. Meeting point is the firmm-office inside the harbour (between diving-center and port authority).
What?
Watch the whales and dolphins of the Strait of Gibraltar and learn interesting facts about the animals! You are also welcome to book our observation weeks.
Reservation +34-956-627008
- Book your tour 2 to 3 days in advance, either online or by phone at +34-956-627008 (we all speak English).
- Important: It is essential that you check the status once again on the same day of the planned departure (online or by phone). The weather changes quickly here, which may make tours impossible even at short notice.
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You pay for your reservation in our harbour office, right before the tour.
Why book with firmm?
- 99 % probability of sighting
- respectful whale watching
- English-speaking staff
- suitable for families with children
- also for people with disabilities
Prices
| 2-hour tour | 3-hour tour* | |
|---|---|---|
| Adults/Youth (14 years and older) | € 45,– | € 65,– |
| Children/Youth (6–13 years) | € 30,– | € 40,– |
| Children (1–5 years) | € 15,– | € 20,– |
| Babies (under one year) | free of charge | free of charge |
* 3-hour trips will only take place if there is a chance of an Orca sighting. However, as these are animals in the wild, we nevertheless cannot give you any guarantee.
Directions
Meeting point for the boat trips is at our harbour office:
- Please walk through the harbour entrance into the harbour area.
- After a few metres, go down the stairs on the right.
- Our port office is the second to last office on the right-hand side. You will probably already see the firmm signs.
How does it work?
- Meeting point/tickets: one hour before departure at the harbour office
- about 30-minute introductory lectures (at least in German, English, Spanish) with interesting information.
Please note: We observe whales and dolphins in the wild. Even though we spot animals on 99% of our trips, we never know in advance which species we will encounter.
Video: Whale-Watching in Southern Spain
