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» Whale Watching Decree in force, Tarifa, Spain

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About 50 Andalusian embarkations that are dedicated to the tourist observation of cetaceans. Most of them operate in the Strait of Gibraltar, specifically in Tarifa. A new decree has been made recently that restricts the touristic observation of cetaceans and impedes them for getting closer than 60 metres to the animals during the activity.