OLBIA · DOLPHIN TOURS
The trips that actually find the pods.
The 14 olbia 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.
Small-group boat from Golfo Aranci to Figarolo for frequent bottlenose dolphin sightings, guided in English with drinks included.
Most Popular“Iaia was great, she clearly has a lot of knowledge about marine biology and was very kind and open to all questions and explaining so much to us. Grazie Iaia! 🙌🏽”
3.5-hour Olbia boat trip for wild dolphins near Figarolo, snorkeling crystal coves, and a Sardinian aperitif in a small group.
“We loved this trip! Giovanni was our guide, and he was really super nice. We saw the wonderfully beautiful dolphins and had a lot of fun snorkeling, our 9-year old really enjoyed it, and me and my mother too.”
Eco-friendly dolphin watching from Olbia to Figarolo, with certified animal-welfare guides, small groups, and a 95% sighting chance in 2 hours.
Paddle kayaks and snorkel Sardinia’s coves from Cala Moresca to Figarolo, then sip aperitif and watch dolphins.
“This was a great experience but ensure that you tell the guides the level of experience you have in kayaking and snorkelling before you start. You must take shoes for in the water as walking on the beach on Figarolo is very sore!”
3-hour Olbia boat tour for wild dolphins near Figarolo and Tavolara, plus snorkeling at Cala Moresca with provided gear.
“The tour was fantastic. Perfect length, friendly guide and a day to remember. It was worth the money. The tour guide had a surprise for us guest on board. It was just perfect.”
Gulf of Olbia dolphin watching by RIB with a marine biologist, a swim stop in Sardinia’s crystal coves, and Capo Figari cliffs.
3.5-hour Olbia boat tour for dolphin watching and snorkeling around Figarolo and Capo Figari, with sanitized gear and certified guidance.
“We’re were lucky enough to see dolphins up close. An absolutely amazing experience thanks to Julia & Sabine, we were able to snorkel and learn about the different fish/ plants that are native to the area. Wish I could do it again tomorrow!”
Eco boat from Olbia to spot wild dolphins near Figarolo, with snorkeling and a prosecco aperitif. 3.5 hours, $71.
“A beautiful excursion. Our guide/driver was excellent. We are two older travellers and he took great care helping us on and off the boat.”
A 3.5-hour RIB ride from Olbia to Capo Figari for snorkeling, wild dolphin sightings, and marine-biologist insights along Sardinia’s east coast.
Eco-friendly dolphin watch from Olbia to Figarolo Island with a high sighting rate, plus snorkeling time, soft drinks, and onboard guide.
“Absolutely amazing, the staff were incredible, couldn’t have asked for a better day out :)”
Dolphin-spotting cruise from Olbia with small-group snorkeling at Cala Moresca, plus a Sardinian aperitivo in stunning sea views.
“My children were happy to enjoy the tour with dolphines, and adults as well. That was my precious time ever before. The captine was very kind and she provided some food and prosecco. She leaded me to the very special place where I swimed with fishes. I want to introduce this tour to my friend…”
Olbia dolphin watching by dinghy with a marine biologist, then snorkel stops near Figarolo, Capo Figari, and Cala Moresca.
“Very good activity saw lots of dolphins and Tito knew the best places to snorkel and see the dolphins definitely recommend”
Eco-friendly SUP in Golfo Aranci with a dolphin chance, coastal coves, and a Sardinian aperitif or breakfast plus free pro photos.
“We had an amazing time on this SUP tour. Our guides were superb! They gave me (beginner) a quick class on SUP and we were on our way! Highlight was of course, the dolphins! They were curious and played in front of use and we couldn't Read more”
Olbia dolphin watching and snorkeling on Figarolo Island with a small-group boat ride, provided mask/snorkel, swim coves, and a drink.
“It is very very very touristic. There are may be 3 or 4 dolphins swimming around the fish farm and about 30-40 boats of different sizes that are trying to follow them….. all at once.. plus about 10-20 canoes. The stop at the island is very crowded. All 40 boats stop there in about the…”
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