At that time there was little knowledge of the species that could be sighted in the Strait of Gibraltar. In line with our philosophy of development and sustainability, we went a step further and created the figure of the biologist and scientific guides, a team made up of biologists and experts from various scientific disciplines, who contribute their specialised knowledge to enrich the passengers’ experience. We will call them all, in short, biologist-guides, in charge of informing the passengers and transmitting our passion and knowledge of these species. In addition, they collect sighting data, take photographs and document the information obtained, contributing valuable material to the cetacean research carried out by our scientific department.

Once the scientific and environmental education department was created with the biologist-guides, we also founded the audiovisual department to equip all the boats on our trips to the sea with professional cameras and lenses, both for video and photography. This is as necessary for photo-identification and filming of cetacean behaviour as it is indispensable for publishing content, as it provides us with an extensive archive of high quality photos, useful for both marketing and professional production companies.
Moreover, this is what connects us partners: our shared love of nature, the sea and our passion for filming and photography.