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November 13, 2024

08.11.2024 – What makes a dolphin a dolphin?

Our morning tour on Stenella was one of the most exciting ones of the whole season – The ocean seemed full of food, thus, plenty of […]
November 12, 2024

07.11.2024 – A bit of guesswork

Our coastal Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), like the ones we had today, don’t always interact with us. But today we were lucky and the animals were […]
November 10, 2024

06.11.2024 – Please support

Today we had Short-finned pilot whales (Globicephala macrorhynchus) and Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus). We had already spoken on board about the problems these two species face. […]
November 9, 2024

05.11.2024 – Higher and higher

In the morning, we found a group of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) rushing through the waves, lifting their large heads out of the water. Our afternoon […]
November 8, 2024

04.11.2024 – Ticklist

On our tours, you may receive a coveted “sightings pass” with a number of our most commonly seen species. You may wonder how it takes to […]
November 7, 2024

02.11.2024 – Are we lucky?

We were surrounded by Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) and Sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus) today. The ocean conditions were not ideal, and we were afraid of having […]
November 6, 2024

01.11.2024 – You Already Know…

Sperm Whales (Physeter macrocephalus). We all know them and we all love them; it’s almost definitely the number one species we are asked about upon leaving. […]
November 5, 2024

31.10.2024 – Mama’s boys and girls

High winds blowing from the Northwest builded up during the day. They turned our afternoon tours into a combined whale-watching and rollercoaster ride and were the […]
November 4, 2024

30.10.2024 – Luck

The Atlantic continues to bring special sightings. Both our boats have been making the most of it this month; however, today was the day for Stenella. […]