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Dolphin Watching from Gibraltar
There are three species of dolphin commonly found in the Bay and Strait of Gibraltar. They are the Common Dolphin, the Striped Dolphin and the larger Bottle-nosed Dolphin. There are numerous dolphin-watching trips on offer and it is not unusual to be able to see these fascinating creatures close up in their natural environment.
Dolphins & Whales
The waters surrounding Gibraltar are teeming with marine life. Several species of dolphins — including the common, striped, and bottlenose dolphins — can be seen year-round in the Bay of Gibraltar. Occasionally, migrating whales, such as pilot whales and even orcas, can be spotted passing through the Strait, making the area a hotspot for marine observation and eco-tourism.
There are numerous dolphin-watching trips on offer and it is not unusual to be able to see these fascinating creatures up close.
For information on nearby whale watching, including the opportunity to book a whale watching trip, see the Tarifa whale watching page.
Whale and Dolphin Watching excursion form Seville
Whale and Dolphin Watching excursion form Seville
Day trips from the Costa del Sol
Book Day trips from the Costa del Sol
Much rarer is the sighting of whales. They do also migrate here including the largest mammal of all, the Blue Whale. However, sadly, such sightings are not common today. For more information on whale watching see our whale watching page.
See also our whale & dolphin home page.
