May 13, 2025

06.05.2025 – The high seas

The wonderful Atlantic Ocean, an exhilarating and challenging workspace for our team. Finding cetaceans isn’t always easy for our team but even the tiniest creatures, like […]
May 4, 2025

28.04.2025 – Chilly weather, warm hearts

Brrrrr! After some warmer days our crew and guests felt a little chilly this morning at sea. The wind gradually picked up from the west and […]
April 30, 2025

24.04.2025 – Speckled, mottled and fused

There are cetaceans that are relatively difficult to observe at sea because of their typical behaviour towards boats. Atlantic spotted dolphins (Stenella frontalis) aren’t one of […]
April 27, 2025

21.04.2025 – Ocean scanners

It’s so fascinating to imagine what the world must look like for a dolphin…and it’s a lot more complicated that you’d think. While dolphins do perceive […]
April 23, 2025

16.04.2025 – The friendlies

One of the pleasures that comes with diversity of species is a range of different behaviours! People tend to associate specific behaviours with dolphins (or even […]
April 18, 2025

11.04.2025 – A consequence of ocean physics

The Atlantic Ocean is a beautiful, mystical place that should never be underestimated. Our tours depend on her mood and the conditions that govern it. This […]
April 16, 2025

09.04.2025 – Under their skin

Cetaceans have various physiological adaptations to their environment and a few of the most remarkable concern the largest organ of their body; their skin. Cetaceans live […]
April 13, 2025

06.04.2025 – Smells and bells

The English poet, Lord Byron, famously referred to my home country, Malta, as the island of “smells and bells” due to the abundant churches scattered across […]
April 2, 2025

28.03.2025 – Piloting the west

Our guests were real troopers this morning, as our speedboat braved the swell from the West to reach a large group of Short-finned pilot whales (Globicephala […]