Weekly Update February #3

Ahoy, intrepid explorers! We finally got our first tour of 2026!! Not an easy week dolphins had been quite far away. We are the most successful dolphin watching boat in Lisbon, with 37 months since the last failed ocean tour, and to keep that record we had to cancel 2 tours in the past weekend as no dolphins have been spotted in the bay.
We sighted 1 dolphin species, the and bottlenose dolphins.. No whale watching this week… And the Tagides group has not been spotted for 54 days.. So be aware of those party boats selling river cruises with dolphins, there haven’t been dolphins in the river.
For the bird watchers, we’ve seen: Northern Gannet, Sooty Shearwater, European shag and Puffins.
All tours rated 3 stars on our scale
We had to travel an average of 108Km to find the dolphins and return, which took ~3h27 to cover it. On average we hosted 10 guests per dolphin watching tour and 1 seasickness cases.
Sea state was on average sea state 1.
This following week the Sea worsen again…, with only Sunday the 1st standing as a proper day to go out, then three days of poor weather follow….

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Weekly Update February #2

Still no sailings in 2026… yet at last a fair window opens. Tuesday the 17th stands as the week’s strongest day by far. Wednesday the 18th and Thursday the 19th we must cancel… the seas turn rough again… then, fair weather follow again, afterwards

Weekly Update February #1

Two full moons have passed… and we haven’t launched a single tour this year! Yet at last, the forecast whispers of fairer seas: a high-pressure system shall protect our coasts from the unforgiving storms of the North Atlantic. It shall settle in from the 19th onward— with some good fortune, Sunday the 15th and Monday the 16th may be just about doable…

Weekly Update January #4

Not a single tour for a whole month.. Something that doesn’t happen since the pandemic in 2021! What a disaster!
February doesn’t show signs of improvement, with poor sea conditions until 10th but more likely after 13th