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Tour

Dolphin & Whale Watching

Admire dolphins, whales and other wonderful species in their natural habitat as you sail the Gulf of Orosei on this boat trip from Cala Gonone.

  • 2 hours
  • 8Very good | 24 reviews

Experience the thrill of encountering dolphins, whales, and other remarkable marine species in their natural setting as you explore the Gulf of Orosei on this exciting boat excursion from Cala Gonone.

Whale & Dolphin Observation

Your adventure begins at the Cala Gonone port, from where we will journey into the Gulf of Orosei, allowing you to escape the urban environment for a day dedicated to whale and dolphin observation.

As we board our vessel, we will glide through the waters of the gulf, a habitat for majestic creatures including grey whales, dolphins, manta rays, and basking sharks. Be prepared to witness some of these incredible animals up close!

Throughout our voyage, you'll also have the chance to soak in the stunning landscapes of the Gulf of Orosei, a sanctuary that hosts a diverse range of bird species, including majestic hawks and eagles.

Essential Information

The likelihood of spotting a whale is approximately 80%, whereas the chance for dolphins is about 50%, depending on the season. The optimal months for sightings are April and May.

This experience is not advisable for individuals who are pregnant.

Included

  • English speaking guide.
  • Boat ride.

Tips

  • Accessibility: Accessible only for folding chairs. Accessible toilets. An accompanying person is required. This must be indicated in the reservation. Security system and visual and audible alarm.

Location

Activity location

Banco di Sardegna, 08022 Dorgali NU, Italy

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