Fantastic weekend in which we are lucky enough to come across some torsiops and a fin whale, not surprisingly it is called the cetacean sanctuary. The skipper was always super helpful. The lessons on cetaceans made by the WWF guide were very interesting. Highly recommended experience

The whale watching cruise with WWF Travel was a truly unique experience, which I recommend to those looking for an authentic adventure and the chance to observe marine wildlife up close. The beauty of cetaceans and the thrill of seeing them in their natural habitat are certainly the highlights of this experience. However, it is important to be aware that this is not a completely relaxing holiday. Sailing conditions can be physically demanding, with long hours on a sailboat, and the heat or rough seas can make travel difficult for those who are not used to it. So be prepared for these situations as well: bring seasickness medication with you and always let the crew know about any issues or needs. Another very positive point of the cruise was our WWF guide, Silvia. She was truly exceptional: prepared, nice and always available. Silvia has a great knowledge of cetacean ethology and involved us passionately in the observations. Thanks to her, every moment at sea was interesting and informative.

Very nice atmosphere, I got along very well with the crew, Ivo, the skipper, and Silvia, the WWF guide, are professional people, able to convey their passion and involve in common decisions. The boat is nice and comfortable, nothing to complain about except that the week has passed too quickly ;)

Truly splendid experience. Recommended for all cetacean and marine environment enthusiasts. It was an exploration of the sea in search of splendid animals, as imposing as they are delicate. Led by Ivo, a fantastic skipper, who with the help of his son Ludovico (also a great cook) have splendidly taken the boat both to the high seas above underwater canyons between Liguria and France, and to splendid views along the coast where you can end the day with a swim and dinner in the roadstead. Thanks to Alice, a fantastic WWF Travel guide who is passionate, prepared and enthusiastic about the marine world, who with great energy illustrated the aspects of observation, study and research on cetaceans and other marine fauna. Last but not least, thanks to a close-knit group (in which no one knew the other before departure) made up of pleasant, enthusiastic and interesting people, who lived this journey with the same spirit of discovery. And always with an eye on the sea, ready to spot blows and fins!