Dolphin Watching

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Best Dolphin Watching In Lanzarote

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The 10 most popular dolphin watching in Lanzarote. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.

10 Best Dolphin Watching In Lanzarote

Lanzarote: Dolphin-Watching Sunset Cruise with Transfers

Lanzarote: Dolphin-Watching Sunset Cruise with Transfers - From pickup to boarding: what “transfers included” really means

1.Lanzarote: Dolphin-Watching Sunset Cruise with Transfers

Most Popular 4.2

2-hour Lanzarote sunset cruise with dolphin-spotting, transfers, a welcome mojito, and light snacks from Puerto del Carmen.

“The trip exceeded our expectations … the sunset was wow .. the ambience on the boat was just right.. we saw glimpses of Dolphins …The improvement needed would be the food .. the sandwiches were very poor .. wet soggy bottoms .. you couldn’t pick them up ! The Melon was lush”

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Puerto del Carmen: Dolphin-Watching Speedboat Tour with Swim

Puerto del Carmen: Dolphin-Watching Speedboat Tour with Swim - The cruise along Lanzarote’s southeast coast: views you get even if wildlife is quiet

Lanzarote: 2.5-Hour Sunset and Dolphins Cruise

Lanzarote: 2.5-Hour Sunset and Dolphins Cruise - Timing that fits Lanzarote light: 18:00 in summer, 16:00 in winter

Lanzarote: Lobos Island Half-Day Dolphin Watching Trip

Lanzarote: Lobos Island Half-Day Dolphin Watching Trip - The dolphin-watching part: speed, focus, and a crew that looks hard

2hrs Dolphins Sunset Sailing Cruise With Drink

2hrs Dolphins Sunset Sailing Cruise With Drink - Boarding fast: the welcome mojito and the snack setup

5.2hrs Dolphins Sunset Sailing Cruise With Drink

4.0

2-hour Lanzarote sunset catamaran cruise from Puerto del Carmen with a welcome mojito, snacks, and a chance to see dolphins.

“Fantastic. Crew attentive, relaxing atmosphere with plenty of food and drinks. Dolphins and a whale passed, although, obviously not guaranteed but we were lucky on this trip. Plan to make another booking on our next holiday. Take a jacket/sweatshirt as the temperature drops quickly when the sun has set.”

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Dolphin Mini Cruise at Playa del Carmen

Dolphin Mini Cruise at Playa del Carmen - Wildlife odds: what to expect if you see nothing

6.Dolphin Mini Cruise at Playa del Carmen

3.5

90-minute Biosfera Jet dolphin and whale mini cruise from Puerto del Carmen with swim and snorkel. English onboard guide, wildlife not guaranteed.

“Not much I know you can’t guarantee to see dolphins stopped too long for diving also to have very young children unaccompanied at the very front of the boat was dangerous they should have been wearing life jackets and also it was definitely not 1 1/2 hours”

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Small Group Dolphin Sunset Tour on Electric Catamaran Lanzarote

Small Group Dolphin Sunset Tour on Electric Catamaran Lanzarote - Drinks, snacks, and the part people forget: bring something warm

7.Small Group Dolphin Sunset Tour on Electric Catamaran Lanzarote

4.5

Electric catamaran sunset cruise from Puerto Calero. Small group, included beer and snacks, and chances to spot dolphins near Femés.

“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.”

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Lanzarote: Whale and Dolphin Watching Eco-Friendly Catamaran

Lanzarote: Whale and Dolphin Watching Eco-Friendly Catamaran - The “watch + listen” format with the hydrophone

Lobos Island – The dolphin route

Lobos Island - The dolphin route - Searching for Dolphins and Whales: What You Can Control (and What You Can’t)

9.Lobos Island – The dolphin route

4.0

A fast boat to Lobos Island with expert cetacean spotting, hotel pickup, and time on the island for beach breaks and a included picnic.

“Trip led by Marco who was very good. We saw numerous Dolphins on our way to Lobos. There was an excellent “packed lunch” though vegans or vegetarians would need to advise this in advance. Once on the island the tour was not guided - we were able to navigate around the volcanic island individually with…”

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