LANZAROTE · DOLPHIN TOURS
The trips that actually find the pods.
The 14 lanzarote dolphin tours 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.
2-hour Lanzarote sunset catamaran with transfers, mojito and snacks, plus a shot at wild dolphins near Puerto del Carmen.
Most Popular“Thank you 🤩 I saw dolphins and nice sunset. Recommend to go and get some new experience.”
Fast boat dolphin and whale watching from Puerto del Carmen, plus a swim in clear Atlantic water. Live guiding, 1.5 hours.
“I really enjoyed the swim jumping off the back of the boat potty we didn’t see any Dolphins better look next time”
A 2.5-hour Lanzarote sunset cruise with the fast Biosfera Jet, hotel pickup, live commentary, and a real shot at dolphins and whales.
Half-day speedboat to Lobos Island for dolphin watching, marine wildlife, and a picnic with free time to swim and explore.
Sail Lanzarote at sunset from Puerto del Carmen with hotel pickup, a welcome mojito, snacks, and a chance to spot wild dolphins.
“An enjoyable trip but no dolphins to be seen so a bit disappointed. But not something tha can be guaranteed I guess. Otherwise a smooth sailing, drink and food plentiful. Staff were all very pleasant and nice!”
A 90-minute Biosfera Jet mini cruise from Puerto del Carmen to spot wild dolphins and whales, plus onboard marine info and swim time.
“This dolphin and whale watching trip was a significant disappointment. Despite the trip description, we did not encounter any dolphins or whales, which, while understandable, was a major factor in our decision to book this tour.”
Small-group Lanzarote sunset cruise on an electric catamaran from Puerto Calero with drinks, snacks, and a dolphin search.
“Great experience. Our captain (Gonzalo) made excellent contact with us before the trip to offer directions and advice. Small group number meant we were able to chat to other travellers. All the crew were very knowledgeable and were very generous with their time. No question went unanswered. Highly recommended.”
4-hour trip on Lanzarote’s fully electric catamaran for whale and dolphin watching with hydrophone audio, local snacks, and quiet sailing.
Hop on the fast Biosfera Jet from Lanzarote, chase wild dolphins to Isla de Lobos, then enjoy lunch, drinks, and beach time.
“Le seul bémol pour cette excursion, pas de dauphins croisés sur le trajet AR”
2-2.5 hour RIB dolphin watching from Puerto del Carmen on the Waverider, small group, life jacket and water included.
A 1.5-hour Biosfera Jet cruise from Puerto del Carmen for dolphin watching and snorkeling, with coast views and friendly crew. Dolphins aren’t guaranteed.
“Pleasant trip but unfortunately no dolphins. Would be better if snacks on board, snorkeling for longer and snorkeling taking place in middle of trip (10 mins after snorkeling we were back so still wet and had to get changed off the boat)”
Silent catamaran whale watching from Puerto Calero in Lanzarote with hydrophone listening, snacks, and small-group responsible viewing.
“A unique experience of truly sustainable tourism in which the real goal is the preservation of the Mood. The catamaran ride is beautiful, the crew wonderful and committed to their work. Recommended Experience 100%Auto-translated”
2.5-hour Lanzarote sunset on a 100% electric catamaran with dolphin spotting, hydrophone sounds, and OceanBeer-style local drinks for $88.
Cruise from Corralejo to Isla de Lobos for swimming, snorkeling, lunch and free drinks, with a shot at wild dolphins.
“Rubbish. Most expensive water taxi known to man. The island itself was worth a visit if your not going from Lanzarote. Saying that, not much to see or do Ince you get there. Poor lunch packup too. To be honest it was a wasted day.”
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