DOLPHIN TRAVEL GUIDE
The trips that actually find the pods.
The 15 dolphin tours in gibraltar travellers book most, gathered in one place. Where you go to find the pods, how long you stay out, who runs the boat, and what a seat on deck costs.
From Málaga to Gibraltar by coach, then a 90-minute dolphin boat tour in the Mediterranean-Atlantic marine reserve.
Most Popular“Everything was smooth and we enjoyed the experience”
75-minute Dolphin Adventurer cruise in Gibraltar spotting wild common, striped and bottlenose dolphins plus Pillars of Hercules views.
75-minute dolphin safari in Gibraltar’s Bay with an on-board marine biologist, small-group boat time, and multiple daily departures.
“Tour gives your enough time to see multiple dolphins. Boat gets you quite far from the shoreline which is perfect. After waiting a while we got to see a big flock of dolphins.”
Gibraltar VIP dolphin cruise on a small 40-foot boat through the Strait, with live commentary, Rock views, and wild dolphin chances.
“Saw lots of dolphins, informative and friendly guide. Boat had lots of space and was not overcrowded.”
See wild dolphins in the Strait of Gibraltar on a 75-minute cruise, then ride the cable car fast track to the Rock’s big views.
“Absolutely great value for money. The crew were really friendly and knowledgeable about the dolphins. There were so many to see. It was a fabulous trip, very memorable and my ticket included cable car to the top of the rock.”
3 hours on the Strait of Gibraltar with a guide spotting cetaceans, including orcas in season, plus education and responsible viewing.
“Bella esperienza, peccato non essere riusciti a vedere le orche e non aver avuto nessun tipo di rimborso, una famiglia da 4 persone ha una bella spesa in più scegliendo questo tour invece che quello dei delfini, non sarebbe male restituire qualcosa.”
A small-group dolphin cruise from Gibraltar City with a maneuverable boat, live guide commentary, and close wild dolphin sightings.
2-hour catamaran dolphin watch from Estepona with an open-sea swim, included drink, and sunset views when conditions cooperate.
Dolphin Safari in Gibraltar: a relaxed ~1-hour boat trip from Marina Bay Square to spot dolphins up close, with drinks and crisps on board.
“Small boat, a lot of diesel fumes. The captain and co captain were excellent. We went over the time allotted so that the captain could find dolphins and he did!!! Loads of them. It was amazing.”
Follow wild dolphins through Gibraltar’s Bay on a 75-minute cruise with live English/Spanish commentary and Rock views.
2-hour dolphin-watching sail from Sotogrande with a welcome drink, possible swim, and views of Gibraltar Rock across the Strait.
“You should mention in advance the there will be no chance to meet dolphins …. We just went up and down to the sea and thats it The guy said this time of the year no dolphins there . I think it is too much to charge full price for incomplete tour !”
A small-group boat trip in Gibraltar where you search for resident dolphins in the Strait, with commentary and Rock views.
“we were all surprised and delighted at the amount of dolphin we saw. The crew were really helpful and very informative of the life and development of the dolphins. The dolphin's were just amazing quiet at first but then so many entertaining us, was wonderful”
Gibraltar dolphins by boat, plus guided coach stories and free time to explore Casemates Square, gardens, bays, and tax-free shopping.
Dolphin watching day trip from Seville to Gibraltar: sail the Strait for wild cetaceans, UNESCO reserve views, then explore the city.
“transport was not clear , but ut is mentioned small group possible. timing was a bit off as I waited 30min at the dolphin tour but we had to run to join back the other group. (I was the only one for dolphin watching)”
Sotogrande dolphin watching on the eco-friendly Bretema hybrid boat. Hydrophone listening, expert crew, and Strait of Gibraltar views.
“Eerste dag was geen succes maar we mochten de dag nadien gewoon nog eens mee. Geweldige ervaring in een klein groepje.”
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