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There isn’t, they’re wild.
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During the pandemic period we can only allow a small lapdog with an individual or a larger dog with a group of three or more.
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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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Sadly, toilets are out of bounds during the pandemic period.
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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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We have an excellent marine zoologist who loves dolphins who gives a very easy to follow and engaging talk but we do also have colouring-in sheets and coloured pencils on board for little ones.
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We are really sorry but we can no longer assist passengers who use a wheelchair. This is regrettable but as we are not able to place our hands on passengers, we cannot guarantee their safety. Furthermore, we cannot even assist people with any vision or mobility issues.
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Covid 19 – You do not need to wear a mask but you can if you want.
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.
