| Tipo de tour | Tour compartido |
| Itinerario flexible | Itinerario personalizable |
| Método de transporte | Traslado al hotel, Llegar por cuenta propia |
| Límite de equipaje | Ninguno |
| Tipos de tour | Visita guiada |
| Organización de comidas | Con aperitivos |
| Tipo de turismo | Paisajes naturales, Ecoturismo, Avistamiento de delfines |
| Transporte | Crucero turístico |
| Tipo de crucero | Barco turístico |
Not Suitable For: People with epilepsy
Not Suitable For: People with a cold
Not Suitable For: People prone to seasickness
What To Bring: Sunglasses
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Sunscreen
Not Allowed: Luggage or large bags
Not Allowed: Littering
Not Allowed: Touching marine life
Know Before You Go: Timing matters: Sunset cruises are weather- and light-dependent, so departure times change with the seasons. Aim to be ready early so hotel pick-up and boarding are relaxed and unhurried
Know Before You Go: You’ll be out during golden hour, sunglasses, a hat, and reef-safe sunscreen are smart, sustainable choices
Know Before You Go: Wildlife etiquette: You may spot seals, seabirds, or dolphins. Responsible operators keep safe distances, avoid loud noises, or trying to attract animals.
Know Before You Go: Personalized itinerary means flexibility - Let your operator know if you’re celebrating something, want more commentary, or prefer a quieter experience
Know Before You Go: Gratuities and premium drinks are often not included. Bring a small amount of cash or a card if you plan to purchase extras