You will embark on a cetacean-watching excursion off Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
The rendezvous is at 8:30 at the pontoon, little Briefing, we embark, and for this boat trip, we will set sail, direction the Gouf of Capbreton.
The Gouf is an ocean rift. Deep only a few dozen meters in front of Capbreton, it descends into the abyss at a depth of more than 4000 meters. This canyon is a very important place of biodiversity. The entire food chain, from plankton to fish, to cetaceans, of which there are more than 15 species on the Gouf.
It takes about 45 minutes to get to the Gouf de Capbreton observation area.
On site it is important to be careful to locate cetaceans.
Small groups of a few individuals may be encountered up to groups of several hundred dolphins.
For the lucky ones it may also happen to meet the race of a whale.
In any case their approach will be in a way that respects as much as possible their tranquility.
Return around 12:30 to the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
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Meet at 14 quai de l'Infante (Ponton A) at the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
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Please arrive 20 minutes before Check-out time.
Please don’t go down to the pontoon and wait on the dock: a member of the team will pick you up.
Meet at 14 quai de l'Infante (Ponton A) at the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
Oceanboat64 on GoogleMaps.
Please arrive 20 minutes before Check-out time.
Please don’t go down to the pontoon and wait on the dock: a member of the team will pick you up.
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