Time flies when you're having fun – so this mini dolphin watching cruise will whizz by. You'll sail on a superfast boat off the coast of Puerto del Carmen and spend an hour-and-a-half searching for dolphins. Your captain will take you to waters famed for their dolphins. Sightings aren't guaranteed – but the expert skipper will spare no effort in finding them.
Lanzarote Dolphin Watching Mini Cruise
from
$40.00
Free cancellation
Language: English
Mobile voucher accepted
Duration:
up to 2 hours
Why you’ll love this…
- Dolphin watching cruise off the coast of Lanzarote
- Search for dolphins in the Atlantic
- Learn about dolphin behaviours and habitats
What to expect
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What's included
Speedboat ride
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Dolphin watching cruise
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Admission fees
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Dolphin Watching
Speedboat ride
Where
Lanzarote Sea Tours Ticket Office, Puerto del Carmen Harbour, roundabout in front of the entrance to carpark
What to remember
- Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to tour
- We prioritize responsible and respectful wildlife viewing on all of our dolphin and whale-watching tours, and we try to avoid interfering with their natural behaviours as much as possible. While sightings can't be 100% guaranteed due to this conservation-focused effort, we'll try our best to make sure you see them
- Not suitable for expectant mothers
- Not suitable for guests who suffer from travel sickness
- Not suitable for wheelchairs
- Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
- Bring suitable footwear
- Transfers not included
- Food and drinks not included
- Subject to weather conditions
- Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change
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Provider
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.
What people say about this experience
Based on 12 reviews from verified customers
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Review categories
Service
4.3/5
Safety
4.3/5
Staff
4.3/5
Value for money
4.4/5
Traveller
From United States of America - April 2025Traveled with family
25 - 34 years old
Poor
Overall rated2/5
Very short trip.. one hour to look for dolphins and 20 mins in the water rand been back. 1.30 hours total. Poor for the money
Carly
From United States of America - February 2025Traveled as a couple
25 - 34 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Didn't see any dolphins but did see a whale which was amazing. Thoroughly recommend.
Clow
From United States of America - November 2024Traveled with family
18 - 24 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
This experience was such good value for money! The guide was so nice and made a fuss of the children, making the experience so much fun for them by si ...
Anonymous
From United Kingdom - May 2024Average
Overall rated3/5
Arrived early to get decent seats on boat. Waited 40 mins at gate 1 only to be told we were getting on at another pontoon. Felt not enough time was s ...
Anonymous
From United States of America - October 2023Great
Overall rated4/5
DJ
From United States of America - September 2023Traveled with family
25 - 34 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
All of us loved the experience. Got to see the shipwrecks and so many fish. It was really interesting to hear about to local sealife of the canaries
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