Freebird Catamaran welcomed participants to the fifth edition of the Meeting of the Seas (V Encuentro de los Mares), the only congress in the world that brings together oceanographers, marine biologists, representatives from the fishing sector, chefs, and journalists under the motto ‘Conservation,’ addressing both the conservation of marine ecosystems and the preservation of marine…
One of the most interesting activities you can do in Tenerife is to navigate alongside local whales and dolphins. This is one of the top destinations for whale-watching in Europe and is an activity you can’t miss on your next visit. For its special location, Tenerife offers a great climate, incredible landscapes, and a large…
Breathtaking sights, warm weather all year long, and endless activities for couples, families, or solo travelers: Tenerife south has something for everyone. If you are looking for what to do in Tenerife south, we got you covered. In this article, we’ll list 10 activities to do in Tenerife south that are perfect for adventurers of…
Tenerife has a very extensive and solid tourist infrastructure that has taken advantage of this time of confinement to renew and adapt itself to the needs of the sector in this new normality.
The Canary Islands as a safe destination to travel to and enjoy its climate, attractions and cuisine.
Health and Safety measures that we will adopt:
We’ve been looking forward to being able to sail again after a lengthy stop due to the COVID-19 and at last the day has come.
After having experienced an exceptional situation with the Covid-19 pandemic, at Freebird Catamarans we are preparing ourselves to recommence our activity, adopting the safety measures outlined by the authorities and regulations in force.
Due to the exceptional situation experienced by our country by the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), and the State of Alarm decreed by the Government of Spain for at least 15 days, Freebird Catamaran has decided to suspend its activity for the duration of this period of preventative quarantine.
Las especies de cetáceos residentes en Tenerife permanecen en las aguas del sur de Tenerife durante todo el año. ¡Conoce las dos especies residente de cetáceos en Tenerife!
This is the ultimate guide about cetacean species in Tenerife. Find out more about the whales and dolphins present around Tenerife
The attractions in Tenerife are different if you travel with family, with friends, with a partner or if you travel alone, but the island welcomes all travelers equally, providing experiences tailored to your situation. However, some tourists want to know Tenerife in a very short time and that is a big mistake. That’s why we recommend visiting Tenerife in at least 7 days.
On January 9, the 1st Edition of the TUI Smile awards was held in Tenerife, where recognition is given to people who have stood out for their great collaboration and complicity in the day to day work with the TUI Tenerife team in 2019.
This time we bring you 10 unknown places of Tenerife and activities that escape from the tourist clichés. Do you want to know more?
The largest shadow cast over the sea, the island of the five climates, three hundred days of sunshine a year. There are many reasons that explain why millions of travellers arrive in Tenerife every year. The island offers a destination full of sunny days and beaches, awesome cliffs and endless things to do.
Blue Whale Balaenoptera musculus The blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) is a marine mammal belonging to the baleen whale parvorder, Mysticeti. At up to 29.9 metres (98 ft) in length and with a maximum recorded weight of 173 tonnes (190 short tons),[6] it is the largest animal known to have ever existed. Long and slender, the…
Rorcual Norteño Balaenoptera borealis El rorcual norteño alcanza 17,1 m en los machos, 18,6 m en las hembras y puede llegar a pesar 25.000. Es similar al rorcual tropical, aunque de mayor tamaño, más oscuro y esbelto, y con una sola carena en el rostro. La cabeza tiene similares proporciones que las del rorcual común,…
Looking for the best whale and dolphin watching excursion in Tenerife When I decided to do a whale and dolphin watching excursion on my trip to Tenerife, firstly I did a Google search to see the different companies that offered excursions and compare their services, the comfort of the boat, and the opinions of other…
Tenerife is one of those rare travel destinations where you needn’t worry about what the weather will be like, thus allowing you to be able to truly enjoy the outdoors at any time of the year. This has meant that the island has become undoubtedly one of the most popular and best places in the world for a vacation. On virtually any day, during whichever season you choose to stay, you can expect to be able to enjoy glorious sunshine and a bright blue sky.
On May 1, 2018, at the Puerto Colón – Marina del Sur Crossing took a place, regatta with 50 vessels, with the purpose of promoting the Sailing between the Ports of the South of Tenerife and promoting the great variety of nautical sports, excursions and gastronomy for the thousands of tourists that visit us every…
Striped Dolphin (Stenella coeruleoalba) Also known as the fin whale, its most prominent feature are its markings. The top and sides of the body are black or a dark greyish-brown, which fades gradually into white on the belly. The colour of the head, however, is asymmetrical. The right side of its face is light grey…
Bryde’s Whale (Balaenoptera edeni) It is similar in appearance to the sei whale, though the Bryde’s whale is smaller and more robust, featuring a characteristic that is unique to this family: three ridges on the top of its head as opposed to one central ridge. Male specimens measure 13.7 metres (45 feet), while females measure…
Common Rorqual (Balaenoptera physalus) Also known as the fin whale, its most prominent feature are its markings. The top and sides of the body are black or a dark greyish-brown, which fades gradually into white on the belly. The colour of the head, however, is asymmetrical. The right side of its face is light grey…
We have a great pleasure to inform that Freebird catamaran company again supports the Breast Cancer activities in Tenerife. As a partner to BENEFICO AMATE, we are proud of helping to organise charity during golf event: ”II TORNEO DE GOLF – PITCH AND PUTT”. The event took place on 21st of April in Golf Canter…
The event held at the southern air terminal was chaired by Gunther Hoffman, director of TUI Fly Benelux, and was attended by Freebird Catamarans as one of the main providers of TUI excursions.
The senior citizens group of Adeje enjoyed a whale and dolphin watching excursion on the coasts of our municipality. On a sunny morning with a calm sea, they were able to see pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins, among other species of cetaceans, being able to experience for themselves the great natural wealth of our coast.
On May 1, 2018, the Puerto Colón – Marina del Sur Crossing will take place, a regatta in which some 50 vessels will link the ports of Marina del Sur and Puerto Colón. The departure will be made in Puerto Colón, passing by a buoy in Amarilla Golf and Montaña Roja, to finally reach the finish line located in the port of Marina del Sur, in Las Galletas.
On 11th of march, Freebird Catamaran company had organised, an open day was held regarding the responsible sighting and conservation of whales and dolphins in Tenerife. These training programs are the effects of the collaboration between the World Cetacean Alliance, the most important NGO in the world dedicated to the protection of cetaceans, and Freebird…
One of the best part of partying on board of luxury yachts is that there are no limitations to what you can do! You can throw a party on a luxury yacht for every type of occasion, such as for a business-success party, a birthday party, an engagement party, etc.
Make sure to put it at the top of your list if you are looking for the perfect place for a trip to motivate your staff. Tenerife has transformed itself into somewhere that should absolutely be at the top of your list for taking a group of your employees.
Here is just a small selection of what Tenerife has to offer when you book a company or group trip to the island:
Within its commitment to the conservation of the marine environment, Freebird Catamarán has joined the Spanish Association of Marine Waste (AEBAM), an entity of territorial state, non-governmental and non-profit dedicated exclusively to the problem of marine waste.
If you’re looking to plan a family holiday with kids in Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, don’t miss out to read our recommendations for Fun, Kids Adventure Activities in Tenerife.
Indulge in whale watching, dolphin encounters and an abundance of seabirds while learning from on-board experts and support our conservation efforts. Go through the blog and know everything about whale & dolphin watching trips on Tenerife.
Most suitable times to plan a family vacation on the Canary Islands are between March and May and from September to November. Winter and summer are the seasons that allure loads of tourists to the Canary Islands, which make accommodations a bit expensive. However, in spring and fall, the Canaries continue to offer the same pleasant weather as the peak seasons, if we exclude the tourist crowds.
From stunning beaches to whale and dolphins watching excursions, scuba diving to Siam Park…Check out our comprehensive guide to the best tourist places of Tenerife to spend an incredible vacation with your family and friends
Famous for being ‘the eternal island of spring,’ Tenerife is an exceptional weekend getaway destination. The stunning European island is a captivating family destination with remarkable geography; from desert landscapes to lush green mountains and stunning seascapes.
Meta Description: El Hierro, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, La Gomera, La Palma, Lanzarote, and Tenerife. Count them. Yes, seven islands! Three may be the magic number, but seven bring to mind images of magnificence and, indeed, wonders.
We always try to avoid mentioning the weather in Tenerife where possible. It’s because it’s a topic that has been done to death. However, it’s important to know the weather of places you’ve been planning to spend your vacation beforehand.
There is no doubt about it, winter weather across much of Europe can be pretty grim. The skies are grey, the days short and temperatures freezing. This lack of sun and warmth during the harsh months of January and February is enough to make you want to escape on holiday to find some much needed sunlight!
Book the most popular Freebird Catamaran for a perfect vacation with your friends and family in Tenerife. Chartering the best yacht can make your vacation more fun
The Canary Islands cruises on Freebird Catamaran are ideal for exploring the Spanish archipelago off the coast of Africa. Its seven islands are known for year-round tropical climate conditions. The main islands of Tenerife and Gran Canaria are the most fitting as start points for boating vacations on Freebird’s private & luxury yacht charters and various catamarans for private events on Tenerife.
Here’s a thorough guide that talks about the kinds of dolphins and whales you can see being on a boat trip in the waters around the Tenerife island. A Thorough Guide To Whale And Dolphin Watching On Tenerife. When a week devoted to the marvellous marine mammals commences, your chance to explore the best places in the wild on Tenerife begins as well.
Tenerife is one of the best holiday destinations, especially for families. On top of all the natural and attractive places on Tenerife, there are loads of stuff for families on vacation. From exploring the magnificent underwater world on a submarine safari tour to riding out with Freebird Catamaran, the place deserves to be on your list of ‘best places to visit on vacations!”
Freebird Catamarans signs the long term cooperation agreement with the World Cetacean Alliance on maintaining an international cooperation to protect whales, dolphins and porpoises (cetaceans).
Once we prepare our trip to Tenerife, the most important thing is to inform ourselves about the things we can do in Tenerife, independent if we are travelling alone or with our family. We search for them in Google and find ourselves with lots of different activities and places to visit in Tenerife.
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Sighting cetaceans is one of the favorite activities of tourists who spend their holidays on Tenerife. Different boats make the excursions, that set sail from the ports of Los Cristianos, Puerto Colón and Los Gigantes. The Cabildo de Tenerife recommends hiring your excursion only with those boats that have the distinctive yellow flag that certifies…
The way to tell a shark from a cetacean is to look at its tail: cetaceans have horizontal tails, while sharks have vertical tail fins. The short-finned pilot whale (or simply pilot whale) and the orca (incorrectly named the ‘killer whale’ because it feeds on other cetaceans) are toothed whales or Odontoceti measuring over 4…
Beaked whales are one of the least understood of all whales.
This species’ appearance resembles a combination of a dolphin and a killer whale, with a dark skin.
El mayor de los depredadores que existe en el medio marino, también se ha avistado raramente cerca de la costa tinerfeñas
Tenerife has an endless array of natural treasures that combined with an ideal climate and excellent tourism infrastructure, makes this island a unique place for adventure breaks in a beautiful natural setting. The variety of landscapes and microclimates has generated an incredibly diverse flora and fauna, being Tenerife one of places with the richest biodiversity…
For various reasons pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins settled down at the south west coast of Tenerife and live here permanently: the food supply, which is abundant; the tranquil waters, protected from the trade winds by the mountainous landscape of the island; as well as the good climate and quality of crystal-clear waters, have created…
Generally speaking, although scientifically incorrect, a cetacean is considered a whale if it is over four metres long, and any other cetaceans measuring less than 4 metres belong to the dolphin family. The other Cetaceans comprises two groups: Toothed cetaceans (odontoceti) Baleen cetaceans or whales (mysticeti).
The space called the Teno-Rasca Marine Strip is located in the western sector of the island of Tenerife. It covers an area of 69,489.68 hectares and bathes the coastline of the municipalities of Buenavista del Norte, Santiago del Teide, Guía de Isora, Adeje and Arona.
Also known as “Pilot whale” or “Short-finned Pilot whale “, this species belongs to the family of the dolphins, being therefore a odontocete, (cetacean with teeth).
The best known of the dolphins for their presence in dolphinariums and appearances in films and television series. In Tenerife it is considered a resident species, since we can easily find it all year round at a short distance from the coast.
Spotted atlantic Dolphin
This species of oceanic character is distributed by most of the seas of the planet
The anatomical feature that can most help us to identify it in the sea is its elongated cranium
It is the largest of toothed cetaceans and can be easily mistaken for a Great Whale as it is similar in size. Highlights of its anatomy are its gigantic head, which covers a third of its body, dark knobbly skin and a small hump, similar to a dorsal n. It feeds on giant squid found 2,000 metres below sea level, which means it sometimes has to hold its breath for over an hour to hunt its prey. Sperm whales are more frequently spotted in spring, in groups of 4 to 6 females with their calves.
