Top Sardinia Dolphin Watching

Discover some of the most scenic coastal locations in northeastern Sardinia during this half-day rubber dinghy tour, departing from Olbia. Head to Figarolo Island, a favorite location for bottlenosed dolphins, where your skipper and guide will ensure the best chances for dolphin encounters. Tours also include a swimming and snorkeling stop in Moresca cove or Figarolo, with complimentary equipment provided.

Enjoy a unique immersion into Sardinia's sparkling coastlines during this guided kayaking excursion to Cala Moresca and Figarolo Island. The tour includes a pre-departure kayaking lesson, making it suitable for all experience levels, including beginners. Get a chance to spot local wildlife — bottle-nosed dolphins, the elusive Sardinian mouflon, and even wild boars frolicking in the water — before winding down with a complimentary traditional aperitivo.

Live a day as a researcher with the scientists of MareTerra NGO. All your curiosities about dolphins will be satisfied. Observe the researchers as they collect scientific data to study the bottlenose dolphin population of the Gulf of Alghero. Discover the stories of some of the most famous dolphins like Suzeo, Taz or Shark Junior. During snorkelling, you'll have a guide who will take you to discover underwater life. On board, we'll tell you some curiosities about what we have seen. You will never be alone! Our excursions are inspired by the principles of ecotourism and sustainability: - Latest generation boat engines reduce fuel consumption and reduce the emission of noise underwater. - HQWW certification (High Quality Whale Watching) for whale watching operators complying with the Code of Good Conduct. This serves to reduce and minimize the disturbance of cetaceans. - Environmental education on board. - By joining Progetto Natura, you can support MareTerra NGO and its scientific research and conservation projects.

Explore the underwater world of Sardinia's bottlenose dolphins without disturbing these fascinating marine mammals or their habitat on this scientist-led dolphin watching and snorkeling tour in the Gulf of Alghero. Learn about dolphin behavior and conservation, listen to recorded underwater conversations, and identify them by name before heading to the nearby Capo Caccia marine reserve to snorkel with a guide.

Would you like to learn about the animals that inhabit the east coast of Sardinia? Set off from Cala Gonone on an inflatable boat for sightings of cetaceans and many other species with a certified guide. You will head south and, while sailing offshore, your view will be lost in the beautiful coastal landscape of the Gulf of Orosei where you will be able to spot several species including dolphins, minke whales, loggerhead turtles, manta rays, imperial garfish, sperm whales, flying fish and swordfish. On the return trip, the navigation will be below the coast and will allow you to observe, in addition to many marine species, hawks, shearwaters, griffon vultures, eagles, gulls, cormorants, goats, mouflon, and sometimes cows depending on the period. It will not be a simple sighting, but you will also be shown the good conduct to live together in respect of our planet. Don't miss this beautiful experience, perfect for children as well, combining wonder, curiosity, education and fun.

Set off from Olbia's Marina for this fantastic Dolphin Watching tour by boat and observe wild bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat at a close but respectful distance while the naturalist and specialist guides onboard provide interesting information. Treat yourself to an initial snorkelling stop at Figarolo Island in the pristine, crystal-clear waters of white sand rich in underwater fauna, sail to the majestic cliffs of Cape Figari, and don't miss the famous 'love cave' and the Indian rock. Before returning to the port, end the tour with a second snorkelling break and swim among dozens of colourful fish in the bay of Cala Moresca. Enjoy a typical Sardinian snack and drinks included on board and remember to bring a camera to capture the wild animals you will see during the tour. Be enchanted by the spectacular jumps just a short distance from the boat. It is truly a magical experience!

Experience the thrill of setting sail on a vintage Danish sailboat with this day cruise aboard the Andrean Jensen. Skirt the Sardinian coastline with the British crew from Alghero to Capo Caccia along the scenic Coral Riviera, stopping in Porto Conte Bay. Take a dip in the crystalline waters and check out the marine life with snorkeling gear. Relax on board with beer, wine, and lunch provided.

In Golfo Aranci, in Sardinia it is possible to spot dolphins in their natural environment while they play, eat, swim ... in total freedom.Our team carries out Dolphin Watching with its operators with responsibility and in full respect of the animals and the environment. In this area there are also some enchanting places to swim or snorkel.

With this experience we can explore the best beaches and small islands that only with boat is possible to reach. We stop and relax in each spots we like to see and in the best snorkeling site to live the wonderful sea of Sardinia. In all the area we sail lives different groups of dolphins and during the last stop between the island of Figarolo and Cala Moresca 90% we can see some of them. Anyway we relax and enjoy the beautiful place drinking an aperitif with cheese and snacks.

Glide through the waves near the island of Figarolo. Discover the promontory of Capo Figari and Golfo Aranci. Watch a playful pod of bottlenose dolphins. Take part in an eco-sustainable dolphin watching activity. Learn more about dolphins from a guide. Snorkel in the pristine waters of Cala Greca, Cala Moresca and the island of Figarolo.

My name is Fabio and I come from a family of fishermen, custodians of the island of Molara, the heart of the park. I took my first steps among rocks, sand and posidonia; it was my childhood school, burned by the sun and salt. I was born when the Marine Protected Area was being formed, so I am the son of a season of great awareness that has made me mature the profound awareness of living in a paradise to be protected and respected. Since I was a child, I have developed the perception that the sea can be serene and dangerous at the same time; for this reason, I alternate irreverent jokes with tourists with a constant analysis of every slightest movement of the wind, of the boat, of the new crew. I know many secrets of these waters, and when at sunset I slowly return to port with my guests, I properly season these stories as only Mediterranean sailors know how to do: nice scoundrels, eternally liars. My name is Fabio and I am a son of these islands.

Seeing dolphins swimming free, bathing and snorkeling in a natural "aquarium", tasting a great variety of local food and wine products will make this day truly unforgettable. Films and photos of our tour taken with a drone and an underwater action camera for a video memory of our fantastic excursion.