At Magic And Sailing we consider ourselves lucky to be able to prepare our famous whale and dolphin watching boat trips from Morro Jable, one of the most charming villages in Fuerteventura, do you want to know what makes it special?
DOLPHIN AND WHALE WATCHING EXPERIENCE
Known as the “European Caribbean”, this scenic enclave in the south of Fuerteventura attracts visitors from all over the world year after year. Its gastronomic richness, its beaches, its climate and its people make this enclave of the Canary Islands a place worth visiting.
Gastronomy: from the sea to the table
Like any self-respecting fishing village, in Morro Jable you can enjoy restaurants by the sea where you can taste all kinds of fresh fish: from rascacio, to bocas negras, bocinegro, gallo, sole and many other types of local fish. Of course, there are also the famous papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes), the incredible Majorero cheeses and the varied local wines.
Local festivals
July 16th is the big day in Morro Jable, the Virgen del Carmen, patron saint of sailors, is celebrated. A solemn mass is held on that day, followed by a maritime-terrestrial procession. In addition, a week beforehand, the festivities begin with a pilgrimage, a verbena, a barbecue and a craft market.
Port of Morro Jable
We cannot forget our place of work: the port of Morro Jable. With 290 moorings and a draught of five metres, it allows the mooring of boats of up to 35 metres in length. Among them will distinguish the fleet of Magic And Sailing: white catamarans and blue letters ready to sail the Atlantic Ocean in search of offering the best experience to our customers.
Our dolphin and whale watching boat tours, aboard fully equipped sailing boats, are renowned for their excellent quality.
Finding us is easy: our employees wear beige trousers, a black polo shirt and our best letter of introduction: a big smile on their lips. We look forward to seeing you, have a good bow!
Morro Jable Beach or El Matorral Beach
Near Jandía, with more than 4 kilometres long, fine sand and crystal clear waters, the beach of Morro Jable or El Matorral delights both adults and children. Thanks to the high number of sunny days and the average annual temperature of 22 degrees Celsius, there is no one who can resist a dip 365 days a year.
Gastronomy: from the sea to the table
Like any self-respecting fishing village, in Morro Jable you can enjoy restaurants by the sea where you can taste all kinds of fresh fish: from rascacio, to bocas negras, bocinegro, gallo, sole and many other types of local fish. Of course, there are also the famous papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes), the incredible Majorero cheeses and the varied local wines.
Local festivals
July 16th is the big day in Morro Jable, the Virgen del Carmen, patron saint of sailors, is celebrated. A solemn mass is held on that day, followed by a maritime-terrestrial procession. In addition, a week beforehand, the festivities begin with a pilgrimage, a verbena, a barbecue and a craft market.
Port of Morro Jable
We cannot forget our place of work: the port of Morro Jable. With 290 moorings and a draught of five metres, it allows the mooring of boats of up to 35 metres in length. Among them will distinguish the fleet of Magic And Sailing: white catamarans and blue letters ready to sail the Atlantic Ocean in search of offering the best experience to our customers.
Our dolphin and whale watching boat tours, aboard fully equipped sailing boats, are renowned for their excellent quality.
Finding us is easy: our employees wear beige trousers, a black polo shirt and our best letter of introduction: a big smile on their lips. We look forward to seeing you, have a good bow![/vc_column_text]
Una de las cualidades que más destacaría sobre mí es el amor por el trabajo en equipo. Reconozco y trabajo incansablemente para que la colaboración y la cooperación sigan siendo fundamentales para el éxito de nuestra empresa, especialmente en el ámbito de la navegación.
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