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BEAK Whale (Ziphius cavirostris): It is the great unknown, and the most valued by biologists for this very reason, we usually see them but as they are so shy from the moment we spot them they do not spend even 10 seconds and dive and you do not see them again, although they are very pretty, they have sometimes jumped on our bow, they usually measure about 7 meters and weigh approximately 3,000 kilos

Tropical Fin Whale (Balaenoptera edeni): They usually pass through throughout the year and it is the fin whale that we see most in our seas, even with babies. They can reach a length of about 15 metres and weigh about 40,000 kilos.Common Fin Whale (Balaenoptera physalus): They also usually pass through here, but to a lesser extent than the tropical one. They can reach a length of about 24 metres and weigh about 120,000 kilos.Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae): It is impressive to see, due to its acrobatic jumps. We usually see it with babies. They can reach a length of 17 metres and weigh about 40,000 kilos.Blue Whale (Balaenoptera musculus): It is the largest animal on earth and seeing it is a true wonder for life. It can reach a length of about 30 metres and weigh about 180,000 kilos.SPERM WHALES (Physeter macrocephalus): We usually see groups of females of about 5 or 7 individuals, the males are more difficult to see but we have seen them too, they are very majestic and true masters of the depths, being able to reach more than 1,000 meters deep to obtain their precious food, the giant squids can measure about 18 meters and weigh about 40,000 kilos.