Sea Colors Expeditions

Sea Colors Expeditions Oceanic research mission dedicated to the protection and conservation of species. Embark with us!

Research mission for oceanic marine life, dedicated to the protection and conservation of species. Sea Colors is a high quality standards operation dedicated to marine life study and conservation. With spirit of mission, we perform expeditions for observations and scientific research in the Azores, a mid-Atlantic wildlife legacy to be shared and protected.

On our coastal snorkelling expeditions participants contribute directly to our Coastal Survey Project, documenting certa...
13/06/2026

On our coastal snorkelling expeditions participants contribute directly to our Coastal Survey Project, documenting certain key species like Octopuses, Nudibranchs, Turtles, Slipper lobsters and Sea horses. Species composition and environmental parameters are recorded as well as distribution and abundance, all while comparing sites within and outside the marine protected areas. Above, an Octupus found around the Princess Ring Island, out of Vila Franca, Azores.


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A solitary Manta ray glides through the silent blue, escorted by a school of Pilot fish and two Remoras. Azores📸 Sea Col...
17/05/2026

A solitary Manta ray glides through the silent blue, escorted by a school of Pilot fish and two Remoras.
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One of the most intriguing species, the large and charismatic False killer whale, facing the camera with its rounded for...
03/04/2026

One of the most intriguing species, the large and charismatic False killer whale, facing the camera with its rounded fore head and subtle “smile” along its face.

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For a moment, everything feels slower...when a giant Blue whale rises between sea and sky.📷Sea Colors Expeditions
30/03/2026

For a moment, everything feels slower...when a giant Blue whale rises between sea and sky.

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A closer look at the enormous nostrils of the Blue whale, known as blowholes, uniquely adapted for breathing in an aquat...
09/02/2026

A closer look at the enormous nostrils of the Blue whale, known as blowholes, uniquely adapted for breathing in an aquatic environment and to the extraordinary metabolic oxygen demands.

Each blowhole is connected to the lungs via a short, wide airway and is sealed underwater by powerful muscular valves, being able to replace up to 80-90% of their air in their lungs in a single breath.

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Each photo is a piece of a much bigger puzzle.Photo-identification is a non-invasive way to study cetaceans, turning mom...
17/12/2025

Each photo is a piece of a much bigger puzzle.
Photo-identification is a non-invasive way to study cetaceans, turning moments at the surface into scientific data that supports long-term research and conservation.

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One of our in-water encounters with the world’s only tricolored dolphin species, the Common dolphin, offering a valuable...
12/11/2025

One of our in-water encounters with the world’s only tricolored dolphin species, the Common dolphin, offering a valuable opportunity to better study their fascinating behavior and examine in detail their stunning color patterns that makes them truly unique.

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The Leatherback turtle is the largest of all sea turtles. This remarkable and majestic creature has a creepy mouth full ...
31/10/2025

The Leatherback turtle is the largest of all sea turtles. This remarkable and majestic creature has a creepy mouth full of spike-like ridges that stop its slippery prey such as jellyfish from escaping.

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Sei whale (Balaenoptera borealis) feeding on boarfish (Capros aper).Photo: Sea Colors Expeditions
24/08/2025

Sei whale (Balaenoptera borealis) feeding on boarfish (Capros aper).

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12/08/2025

During our snorkel expeditions sometimes we cross with very special observations like this curious association between a black moray eel (Muraena augusti) and a blacktail comber (Serranus atricauda). Both animals were swimming together for a long time, being the blacktail comber the one that seemed to be following this young black moray eel.

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Endereço

Avenida Infante Dom Henrique Armazém Nº5/Marina Portas Do Mar
Ponta Delgada
9500-770AÇORES

Horário de Funcionamento

Segunda-feira 09:00 - 19:00
Terça-feira 09:00 - 19:00
Quarta-feira 09:00 - 19:00
Quinta-feira 09:00 - 17:00
Sexta-feira 09:00 - 19:00
Sábado 09:00 - 17:00
Domingo 09:00 - 17:00

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