We're celebrating 25 years of fantastic boat tours in Lagos. Use the code 25YEARS for 15% off all our tours.
Seafaris, since 1999
At Seafaris, our journey began with a vision: to guide each passenger in discovering the rugged cliffs and hidden caves that render the Algarve a natural treasure. Over the years, our captains and crew discerned an even more enchanting phenomenon: the frequent presence of dolphins accompanying our vessels. Thus, we became pioneers in the region, the first company to offer dolphin-watching experiences in the Algarve.
Embark on one of our three distinctive adventures:
• Dolphin Watching
Set sail to encounter these remarkable mammals on a safe and respectful journey that honours their natural habitat.
• Benagil Caves
Navigate to the heart of this natural cathedral, where sunlight pierces the rocky ceiling, casting golden hues upon the water.
• Ponta da Piedade
Explore majestic arches, stone pillars, and secluded coves sculpted by the sea over aeons.
How to Protect Our Oceans
Reduce Your Ecological Footprint
Your ecological footprint is the amount of natural resources from the planet that we use to create our goods and services. There are small changes that we can all make in our daily lives to reduce our impact on the planet. Opt for buying local products, reuse shopping bags, recycle, avoid food waste, reduce meat consumption, minimize water and electricity usage, use public transportation, and cut down on clothing consumption.
Reduce Plastic Consumption
“The new species of the oceans: Plastic!” A phrase often said jokingly by people who work and live by the sea, but it’s the purest truth. Tons of plastic end up in the ocean every day, and not all of it is visible. It is estimated that plastic in the so-called garbage patches and on beaches makes up only 20% of the total plastic in the oceans. Use pitchers to filter water instead of buying plastic bottles, opt for cloth bags, store food in reusable containers, and when ordering items, choose sustainable packaging.
Buy Sustainable Fish and Seafood
Nowadays, due to the increasing global population, marine populations are steadily decreasing. Several species have already gone extinct, and numerous others are at risk of extinction due to overfishing and the loss of marine habitats. When buying fish and seafood, try to reduce the consumption of over-exploited species and always look for products with sustainability labels.
Avoid Harmful Products
Some chemicals cause significant problems for marine life. Therefore, when buying detergents and cleaning products, choose those that have sustainability labels.
