Masca Express: boat trip and transfer from Masca
Whale-watching boat trip with a swim stop at Masca, and a sea transfer for hikers walking down the Masca ravine and sailing back to Los Gigantes.
Masca Express operates from Calle Poblado Marinero, local 20, at Los Gigantes marina. It combines two services under the same brand: whale and dolphin watching trips with a swim stop at Masca beach, and a boat transfer for hikers who walk down the Masca ravine and would rather sail back than climb up again. Checked on 17 September 2026.
The watching trip
The route runs along the Los Gigantes cliffs with whale and dolphin watching, ending with a swim stop off Masca beach. On Google Maps, Masca Express has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 598 reviews, with frequent mentions of dolphins, pilot whales and turtles.
Transfer for ravine hikers
If your plan is to walk down the Masca ravine and you don't want to climb back up, Masca Express offers pickups at Masca beach heading to Los Gigantes marina. Booking this transfer is separate from booking entry to the ravine: entry and the daily quota are managed at caminobarrancodemasca.com, not here.
Conditions
Landing at Masca depends on sea conditions and can be suspended or changed for weather reasons, according to the company itself. If your plan depends on the return boat, confirm the last departure time before starting to walk.
Last checked
2026-09-17
To make the most of your visit
- Confirm opening times, booking details and conditions on the same day if your plan depends on a provider.
- Check parking, sea conditions or weather before travelling.
- Combine this listing with area guides to avoid unnecessary journeys.
