Whale Watching
Cetacean Whale Watching in the Ligurian Sea!
Day trip to the Cetacean Sanctuary in Liguria.
The excursion lasts about 4 hours, the Delfino motor ship sets sail from the Port of Savona at 10:00 am and the dates can be consulted on our website.
Together with a Nature Guide you will sail in search of various species of Cetaceans including Dolphins such as Striped Dolphins and Bottlenose Dolphins, Fin Whales and Sperm Whales and much more.
The Guide offers a very interesting introduction to cetology in which he explains the main characteristics of cetaceans and the difference between fish and cetaceans, and then moves on to the 8 species that we find in our Sea.
This lesson is suitable for both adults and children and is held in Italian and English.
Cetacean sightings of these animals offer a unique opportunity to connect with nature and study the behavior of these magnificent creatures.
It is important to know that Whale Watching must be conducted in a respectful and sustainable way to avoid disturbing the animals. The rules include distance limits and responsible behavior by the crew of the Motor Vessel to protect the Cetaceans.
This whale watching activity is often an exciting experience for nature lovers and is conducted by specialized tour operators in many parts of the world.
Our company offers Cetacean Sighting excursions departing from Savona all year round.
In general, whale sightings are an exceptional opportunity to connect with nature and promote the conservation of the oceans and the creatures that inhabit them.
Whale Watching Italy Liguria Savona Dolphin Excursions (bmcseatours.com)
Cetaceans are a fascinating group of marine mammals.
Cetaceans are divided into two main subgroups: mysticetes and toothed whales. Whales include giant whales such as the fin whale, while toothed whales include dolphins, sperm whales, and grampi.
Cetaceans have adapted very well to marine life. They have a hydrodynamic body, pectoral and dorsal fins.
Whales feed on plankton and small organisms by filtering water through baleen whales, while toothed whales hunt prey such as fish and squid with their teeth.
Cetaceans communicate with each other using a variety of sounds, such as songs, whistles, and clicks. These sounds can be used for navigation, hunting, and social communication.
Many cetacean species are threatened by human activities, such as pollution, bycatch, and hunting. Conservation efforts are underway to protect these creatures and their habitats.
Cetaceans are known for their intelligence. Studies have shown that dolphins and killer whales are capable of complex cognitive and social skills, such as learning, cooperation, and advanced communication.
Cetaceans give birth to their cubs in the water and provide parental care. The length of gestation varies from species to species, but is generally quite long.
Cetaceans are fascinating and important to marine ecosystems. Their conservation is crucial to maintaining the balance of ecosystems Oceanic.
