Discover the flora and fauna in one of the most remote regions of the planet with Macaronesia Wildlife Adventure. 7 days of pure oceanic sailing , from Madeira to Lanzarote, this experience combines an amazing landscape with the sighting of birds and cetaceans in their natural habitat.
This group of islands is one of the most precious destinations for bird and nature lovers and perfect for all those animal enthusiasts who are keen on discovering new species in their natural habitat.
Without a doubt, this region is a paradise for ornithologists, although it offers much more. The bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphins, striped dolphins, and common ones are the most frequent in the region. Cetaceans are the other great protagonist of the different islands that compose this group. Whales species such as gray and tropical pilot whales, sperm whales, killer whales… The marine diversity is spectacular.
A complete fleet of boats is available and all of them prepared for ocean navigation. They are governed by local professional skippers who have great experience of the deep Atlantic waters in the area.
Also of great interest are the two free eboooks available. (Download them from the website here)
- Birds and cetaceans in the Macronesia. The definitive guide to discover bird and cetacean species in the Macaronesian region, including the main characteristics and origin of the landscape they inhabit.
- Navigation in the Macaronesian Region. Navigation notes and all the meteorological information that you need to know before setting sail to one of the most beautiful sailing routes of our planet.
All the information you need to reserve a 7 day wildlife sailing trip can be found on the website and facebook pages of Macaronesia Wildlife Adventure,
Website: https://macaronesia.naucamexperience.com/en/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/macaronesiawildlifeadventure
Frequently Asked Questions About the Macaronesia Wildlife Adventure
The Macaronesia Wildlife Adventure is a 7-day sailing journey from Madeira to Lanzarote, offering close encounters with dolphins, whales, and seabirds in their natural Atlantic habitats. Guided by expert skippers, guests experience both marine diversity and volcanic landscapes while enjoying one of the most remote and biodiverse regions on Earth.
Travellers can expect sightings of seabirds like petrels and shearwaters, as well as cetaceans including bottlenose dolphins, pilot whales, and even sperm or killer whales. Because the waters are so rich in marine life, every sailing trip brings surprises. The variety makes it a paradise for both birdwatchers and marine enthusiasts.
The journey follows a 7-day sailing route from Madeira to Lanzarote across the Atlantic Ocean. This remote part of Macaronesia offers volcanic scenery, deep waters, and pristine habitats. It is one of the few areas where travellers can observe seabirds and dolphins side by side in their natural environment.
Yes. The islands of Macaronesia are world-renowned for their seabird colonies, with species such as Bulwer’s petrel and Cory’s shearwater regularly sighted. Ornithologists value this trip because it combines research opportunities with access to habitats not easily reached from land. Casual bird lovers will also be captivated.
The fleet consists of modern sailing boats designed for deep-sea navigation. Each vessel is led by a professional local skipper experienced in Atlantic waters. Safety and comfort are a priority, allowing guests to focus on watching wildlife and enjoying the scenery without worrying about ocean conditions.
Yes. Two free ebooks are available: Birds and Cetaceans in Macaronesia, a guide to local species and habitats, and Navigation in the Macaronesian Region, which offers sailing notes and meteorological advice. These resources are ideal preparation before setting sail on the adventure.
This experience appeals to wildlife enthusiasts, birdwatchers, marine biologists, and adventurous travellers seeking an authentic sailing holiday. Because it blends science, exploration, and leisure, it suits those who want to learn while travelling. Families with older children, eco-travellers, and photographers often find it especially rewarding.