Dolphin watching

**Two hours offshore,*engine at idle.***

We leave the coast and go where they pass. Engine at minimum, silence on board, eyes on the water. Sometimes they come right up to the boat, sometimes they don't show: it's the sea, not an aquarium.

Ask about dates What we promise

€35 per person2 hours at seaEarly morning or sunsetA sighting, not a guarantee

Let's be clear

Dolphins can't be booked.

There are days when we meet them after twenty minutes and days when nothing shows. Nobody can guarantee otherwise, and anyone who does is selling you something they don't have. We take you where they are most likely to pass, at the right time, and we tell you how it went over the last few days before you book.

If you want the certainty of seeing something, choose the long or short tour: the sea stacks are there and they don't move.

How the trip works

Two hours off the coast.

2 hFrom leaving the harbour to returning
—Slow sailing in the area they pass through, with stops with the engine off
—No chasing and no noise: we wait for them to come closer
—Life jackets on board for all passengers
—On the way back we pass under the sea stacks anyway

How it works

Write to us

On WhatsApp, with the day you are in Acitrezza. We tell you whether there have been sightings on those days.

We pick the time

Early morning or sunset: those are the windows when we meet them most often.

We confirm the sea

Calm seas are needed to stay offshore. If it's not, we reschedule at no cost.

We head out

Two hours, engine at idle, and the Cyclops coast seen from outside on the way back.

Before booking

Questions about the dolphins.

If we don't see anything, do you refund us?

The trip is two hours by boat offshore, and that we do regardless. We don't promise the sighting, so it's not in the price: before you book we tell you honestly how it went on the previous days, so you decide.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes if the sea is calm, but we stay offshore and there are moments of waiting: for the youngest, the short or long tour along the coast is more fun.

Do you approach the dolphins?

No. We switch off the engine and wait. They decide whether to come closer, and it's also the only way not to disturb them.