Benalmádena: Dolphin Watching in a Catamaran 🐌
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Benalmádena: Dolphin Watching in a Catamaran 🐌

Benalmádena, Spain
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General information

DepartureBenalmádena, Spain
Price / person€20.00
CategorySailing

Booking information

  • Meeting point

    Calle La Fragata 6 Benalmadena, Malaga ES 29630

  • Requirements

    Pregnant travelers are welcome; choose calm sea days., Pets are welcome; large dogs and dangerous breeds must wear a muzzle., Standard wheelchairs are allowed onboard., Swimming in open water is possible if conditions allow and there is enough time after dolphin spotting.

  • Refund policy

    In the event that the company must cancel the trip due to reasons beyond the consumer's control, such as adverse weather conditions or technical issues, you are entitled to a full refund of the amount paid or the rescheduling of the activity for a new agreed date. To ensure a refund of the amount paid, it is essential to cancel your reservation at least 24 hours in advance. If the client does not show up at the scheduled time for the activity, a refund will not be possible. Refunds available within 24 hours before departure.

About the activity

A unique experience for all ages

Inclusions & exclusions

  • Ticket for the Dolphin Tour on the Magic Vision Catamaran.

  • Onboard bar with a selection of drinks and snacks available for purchase.

  • Expert crew on board to explain details about marine wildlife and maximize dolphin-watching opportunities.

  • Main deck with shaded areas near the bar and open-air upper deck with sun-protection awnings.

  • DJ booth and sound system for live presentations or music during the trip.

  • Free WiFi.

  • 2 onboard toilets for greater comfort during the journey.

  • Optional professional photography service: photos, keyrings, and plush toys (€5 each).

  • Private parking at the port with affordable rates.

Highlights

Bottlenose Dolphin

Common Dolphin

Striped Dolphin

Whales and Other Large Cetaceans

Turtles

Fish

Seabirds

Jellyfish