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Lanzarote Dolphin Tours — Every Boat Trip Compared
Every Lanzarote dolphin-watching and coastal boat trip we compare, with live prices and ratings.
SPEEDBOAT SAFARILanzarote: Dolphin Watching by speedboat
A fast RIB marine safari from Puerto del Carmen's Old Cruise Port, capped at 12 passengers — the smallest-group and most agile way to look for dolphins, turtles and seabirds off Lanzarote's south coast.
TOP RATEDLanzarote: Whale and Dolphin Watching Eco-Friendly Catamaran
Four hours aboard the Canary Islands' first fully electric, emission-free catamaran — silent, wake-free whale and dolphin watching from Puerto Calero, with an onboard hydrophone to listen to the animals underwater.
BEACH DAYLanzarote: Day Trip to the Papagayo Beaches by Catamaran
A four-hour catamaran cruise down Lanzarote's volcanic south coast to the golden Papagayo beaches, with an open bar, paella lunch, kayaks and a swim and snorkel stop — and dolphins regularly sighted on the way.
LOWEST PRICELanzarote: 2.5-Hour Sunset and Dolphins Cruise
A 2.5-hour sunset dolphin search aboard a fast boat from Puerto del Carmen old harbour, with hotel pickup, expert commentary and sparkling wine and pastries as the sun goes down. The cheapest dolphin trip on the island.
MOST REVIEWEDLanzarote: Dolphin-Watching Sunset Cruise with Transfers
A two-hour sunset catamaran cruise along the Puerto del Carmen coast, looking for wild dolphins on the way out and watching the sun go down on the way back — hotel transfers, a welcome mojito and a snack box included.
HALF DAY + LOBOSLanzarote: Lobos Island Half-Day Dolphin Watching Trip
A 5.5-hour trip that combines the island's dolphin route with a landing on uninhabited Lobos Island — 1.5 hours at sea each way looking for cetaceans, and 2.5 hours free on the island with a picnic lunch included.
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