Mallorca Dolphin Watching Guides — When, Where & Which Boat
Planning guides for dolphin watching in Mallorca: the best months, sunrise against daylight departures, what a morning at sea is really like, and which boat suits your group.
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Book the Alcúdia Semi-Private Dolphin Watching Cruise
A twelve-guest boat out of Alcudiamar that stays with the dolphins for at least half an hour, then works back along the Formentor cliffs to a swim stop at Es Coll Baix.
The Best Time for Dolphin Watching in Mallorca
Mallorca's dolphins are resident year-round, but the boats are not. Month by month: when the fleet sails, what time sunrise falls, and when the sea is warm enough to swim.
Read guide →Dolphin Watching in Mallorca with Children
Minimum ages run from three to six across Mallorca's dolphin boats, and the big catamarans take everyone. Which boat suits which age, and what a 5am start does to a family.
Read guide →Sunrise or Daytime? Mallorca's Dolphin Departures Compared
Seven of Mallorca's ten dolphin boats leave before dawn and one leaves at 10:30. What the early start actually changes, and when the later boat is the better booking.
Read guide →What a Mallorca Dolphin Tour Is Actually Like
Thirty minutes of dolphins inside a three-hour trip, an hour of running to reach them, and a cove you cannot drive to. What the listings leave out, hour by hour.
Read guide →Which Mallorca Dolphin Tour Should You Book?
Ten dolphin boats, five ports, $46 to $97. A straight comparison of what each one gives you, and which to book for your group, your budget and your alarm clock.
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