Swimming with dolphins in Madeira

Swimming with dolphins in Madeira is an unforgettable experience for the whole family in the middle of the Ocean. Swimming with dolphins in Madeira is more than just watching the wild dolphins very closely. On this boat tour with swimming with dolphins in Madeira, you will swim with dolphins, know a lot about the species of dolphins, about the ones around Madeira and about the Island itself.

Swimming with dolphins in Madeira is done during the whale and dolphin watching trip. You’ll come on board on one of our two Rigid Inflatable Passenger Boats (RIB). We’ll take you out to the dolphins and whales that enjoy the waters around Madeira Island!

This tour operator is a true specialist in dolphin and whale observations and takes this very seriously. One of the Marine Biologists will give you a briefing about what to expect regarding the trip and the swimming with dolphins in Madeira. We will also brief you about the species of cetaceans, whales and turtles that are observed most frequently around Madeira. It is also important to learn what to do and not do to have a great ride and to swim with these beautiful creatures. The biologist will also go on board with you and keep you updated about what’s going on. As we find some species you will be informed about the species and their behavior. If you’ve got any questions, feel free to ask us. We love to tell you about our favorite animals!

To help us find the dolphins, which are totally wild and not fed, we have observers on land. These observers, from the mountains, give us directions to easily find the animals. Once we get the GPS coordinates, we’ll speed up and head to the whales and dolphins to watch them closely. While near to the mammals, we respect a certain distance to not disturb them.

We’ll give you some time to observe the wild dolphins, jump into the water and go for a dolphin swim. You’ll always be close to the boat. With the snorkel mask that we provide, you’ll be able to observe the dolphins’ behavior underwater. If we’ve got time, we may head to a different pod of cetaceans, if not, we’ll go back to the harbor, along the coast.