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There isn’t, they’re wild.
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Well behaved dogs are welcome on Dolphin Spotting boat trips.
- Dogs which do not “like people” or other dogs are not welcome as they will not enjoy the experience and could spoil the trip for others.
- Dogs must be kept off the seats, dogs on laps are okay
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Wales.
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On our tours page, choose an activity and click on “book your tour” to purchase it.
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Yes, one for every passenger and extra ones for children.
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Toilets are on the boat called the Ermol 5, which runs our 1.5 hour trips.
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The two-hour trip goes twice as far and is out twice as long so has more chances of a sighing but also visits a particularly good spot which is a natural feeding area for dolphins. So when dolphins aren’t in New Quay, that is the best place to go looking.
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Yes, depending on the time of year, we have bird colonies and Atlantic grey seals plus the coastline is spectacular in its own right.
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As well as spotting the local wildlife, we have a wildlife guide on all of our boat trips that will make the trip fun and engaging for all customers.
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We have a boat called the Dreamcatcher running 1 hour boat trips, this boat is wheelchair accessible. The wheelchair must be a maximum width of 25 inches. Please call the office on 01545 560 800 to book as these bookings are only available through high tide times.
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If you are bringing a pushchair there are two options for you, you can either fold it down and take it onboard or drop it off at our booking office on the way down the pier. It is probably best for you to choose based on the size of the chair and how early you arrive.FYI, the pier is an old flagstone pier which has suffered with time from movement and is very bumpy so you won’t be able rush across it with a child in a pushchair it would be best to carry the child.
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A light coat which will keep you dry and keep the wind off you is very sensible and in colder times something warm, in hotter times, suncream, and bring water.
