Shark Fishing from Albufeira

Albufeira, Portugal

Have a fantastic experience with family or friends on this full-day fishing trip. Whether reef fishing or shark fishing, you will certainly have a great time. You will be led by an experience crew that knows just where to go for that once in a life time catch.

This trip is a fantastic experience for all the family. Enjoy the challenge of catching a wide variety of fish found in these waters. The warm Mediterranean currents that flow along the Algarve have proven to make this area a World Class venue for hooking a blue sharks, macos, hammerhead sharks and many more. The boat has the best fishing equipment, including fish finders, fish lures, rods and reels.
This activity is suitable for everyone with or without experience, as you will be accompanied by an experienced crew who will teach you everything you need to know. The equipment and bait are included.

Review by:   Nikki D,    September 2017
Booked up for Thursday but was cancelled to Friday. We were told that we must be there by 9.45 for a 10am start. We were told it was be about 10,15 start, we set off at about 10,30. The skipper of the boat was_br/_ a bit offhand and not very friendly. We arrived at our fishing spot and they set the rods up. There was 10 people fishing but we were told there was only 9 rods. They set up 5 rods and before any more were in the water 3 rods were tangled up this took 45mins to sort out. After a few heated arguments between the two crew we got the boat into a position that we could fish properly. We were then asked by the skipper if we could share rods as there wasn't really enough room for so many rods. If this was the case why sell tickets for 10 people when there is only room for 6 people. We ended up sharing a rod giving us half the chance of catching shark and also doubling the cost of the rod. We were lucky as two sharks were caught not by us so not all in vain. The day was very hot and we were offered no refreshments or information about the sharks from the crew. We would have expected to have some interaction with the crew but the skipper spent most of the time either arguing with the other crew member or resting on his chair