This is an hour tour around the bay and estuary . You get to see the fishing boats and lots of seabirds. The boats are comfy and about half way... read more around then prawns and wine are served. If you are in the area then this is a great value tour for 10 Euros.

  This is an hour tour around the bay and estuary . You get to see the fishing boats and lots of seabirds. The boats are comfy and about half way... read more around then prawns and wine are served. If you are in the area then this is a great value tour for 10 Euros.

  A really interesting hour going round the huge estuary with commentary at varioius places, and a snack of prawns with a glass of wine! The "captain" augmented the commentary with... read more info about the various types of fishing boats in the working harbour - I now know the difference between Tuna boats, Sardine boats and Mussel boats - some history, and views of the marshlands where Flamingos and other birds visit. The boats are not too big so it feels like a personal tour and the waters of the esturay are fairly calm. Lovely to see working Spain in lovely surroundings and of course beautiful weather! …

  An long trip around the estuary (10euro I think). Commentary is pre recorded in several languages with the captain supplementing commentary where he can. You are taken to view... read more the Isle of Christina, shown the fishing industry area and also parts of a nature reserve for birds. A pleasant way to spend an hour. A small tub of fresh prawns and a small glass of wine included in the price. A nice touch. …

  A clean and well presented boat. For 10 Euros per person this is worth the money and the effort. Pre-recorded information in several languages was played at appropriate times and... read more locations. As the fishing industry is very important in this area this was covered intensively. OUr excursion was at 5 pm, and we enjoyed seeing the working environment of the local fishing industry. Lots of common birds flocked these boats in the hope of catching some spoils, ie mainly sea gulls. Pretty little terns dive bombed to catch fish. Unfortunately wild life does not always appear on cue and as close as you would like. We did see flamingos, but they were approximately half a kilometre away, much too far for most people with mobile phones to capture anything but dots in the distance. Also, the skipper had to manoeuvre the boat to allow viewing the flamingos through a small opening in the marshland wall to see them. We also saw some egrets and cormorants. To close off the excursion we moored at a mussel bed farm for a snack of white prawns and a bit of local white wine. A pleasant trip but do keep in mind wild life does not conform to a timetable. I was using a 600 mm camera lens, and this was just sufficient for me to get images of the flamingos. …

  A really interesting hour going round the huge estuary with commentary at varioius places, and a snack of prawns with a glass of wine! The "captain" augmented the commentary with... read more info about the various types of fishing boats in the working harbour - I now know the difference between Tuna boats, Sardine boats and Mussel boats - some history, and views of the marshlands where Flamingos and other birds visit. The boats are not too big so it feels like a personal tour and the waters of the esturay are fairly calm. Lovely to see working Spain in lovely surroundings and of course beautiful weather! …

  An long trip around the estuary (10euro I think). Commentary is pre recorded in several languages with the captain supplementing commentary where he can. You are taken to view... read more the Isle of Christina, shown the fishing industry area and also parts of a nature reserve for birds. A pleasant way to spend an hour. A small tub of fresh prawns and a small glass of wine included in the price. A nice touch. …

  A clean and well presented boat. For 10 Euros per person this is worth the money and the effort. Pre-recorded information in several languages was played at appropriate times and... read more locations. As the fishing industry is very important in this area this was covered intensively. OUr excursion was at 5 pm, and we enjoyed seeing the working environment of the local fishing industry. Lots of common birds flocked these boats in the hope of catching some spoils, ie mainly sea gulls. Pretty little terns dive bombed to catch fish. Unfortunately wild life does not always appear on cue and as close as you would like. We did see flamingos, but they were approximately half a kilometre away, much too far for most people with mobile phones to capture anything but dots in the distance. Also, the skipper had to manoeuvre the boat to allow viewing the flamingos through a small opening in the marshland wall to see them. We also saw some egrets and cormorants. To close off the excursion we moored at a mussel bed farm for a snack of white prawns and a bit of local white wine. A pleasant trip but do keep in mind wild life does not conform to a timetable. I was using a 600 mm camera lens, and this was just sufficient for me to get images of the flamingos. …

  I took this excursion on an afternoon at the beginning of May 2019. The boats used accommodate about 14 persons. There is a recorded guide in various languages. The captain... read more was very friendly and gave plenty of time to view the local sites. The tour includes a position of prawns and a small glass of local wine. I thoroughly enjoyed the trip and will definitely repeat it next time I'm in the area. Highly recommended. …

  I took this excursion on an afternoon at the beginning of May 2019. The boats used accommodate about 14 persons. There is a recorded guide in various languages. The captain... read more was very friendly and gave plenty of time to view the local sites. The tour includes a position of prawns and a small glass of local wine. I thoroughly enjoyed the trip and will definitely repeat it next time I'm in the area. Highly recommended. …

  A clean and well presented boat. For 10 Euros per person this is worth the money and the effort. Pre-recorded information in several languages was played at appropriate times and... read more locations. As the fishing industry is very important in this area this was covered intensively. OUr excursion was at 5 pm, and we enjoyed seeing the working environment of the local fishing industry. Lots of common birds flocked these boats in the hope of catching some spoils, ie mainly sea gulls. Pretty little terns dive bombed to catch fish. Unfortunately wild life does not always appear on cue and as close as you would like. We did see flamingos, but they were approximately half a kilometre away, much too far for most people with mobile phones to capture anything but dots in the distance. Also, the skipper had to manoeuvre the boat to allow viewing the flamingos through a small opening in the marshland wall to see them. We also saw some egrets and cormorants. To close off the excursion we moored at a mussel bed farm for a snack of white prawns and a bit of local white wine. A pleasant trip but do keep in mind wild life does not conform to a timetable. I was using a 600 mm camera lens, and this was just sufficient for me to get images of the flamingos.