This experience consists of traveling with a boat from the estuary to the Atlantic in search of dolphins. In our case it took us a bit, it took us more than an hour to see them but finally we saw them once at sea and once in the estuary. If you like animals you will enjoy it a lot. I do not recommend looking down the boat, especially when it is stopped. I did it and from there I felt dizzy until we got off the boat, although when the boat is moving the feeling of dizziness is worse. Don't forget the jacket. I took it and even so they had to lend me another one. The crew is very friendly and will answer all your questions.

Having not gone dolphin watching before, I have nothing to compare with, but I really enjoyed this boat trip. Seth and Sid were professional and helpful and copied with a multilingual body with no problem. The boat was a rib with twin outboards, and you straddle padded benches, so it's easy to keep your balance while taking pictures. We found plenty of dolphins, which leaped around and beside the boat. They are quite hard to photograph as you do not always see them underwater before they break surface, and you find yourself taking many pictures of just water where they just dived back in. A fun challenge. We also saw birds. mainly gannets, graceful in the air and dramatic when they dive. Also skua and some others. We coasted slowly back past the riverside monuments, Belem Tower etc, getting excellent views of them, amidst a local yacht regatta and laser + oppy dinghies. The trip lasted almost 4 hours, and I was a bit cold at the end. I should have put more clothing under my anorak!

Sid takes us to meet the dolphins. A warm welcome in very good French. He teaches us a lot about dolphins. After 30 minutes of dolphin watching without disturbing them which is important for Sid, we end our excursion with a commented observation of the landscape. This magical morning ends with a small local aperitif on the ocean. We highly recommend this experience. Thank you Sid!