Dolphin and Turtle Stroll in Martinique – Morning

Departs in the morning from 8h to 12h or in afternoon from 13h to 17h

Bookings must be completed 48 hours before the date of departure on sea.

Booking days are susceptible to modifications, and are selected for information purposes only, don’t hesitate contacting us before your reservation or from the moment of its confirmation to make sure it will be carried out, by contacting us at +596 696 78 95 15.

Category:

Description

Dolphin Excursion in Martinique in the company of our team

Get on board of our boats, especially designed safely for sea mammals research. Come live an uncommon experience departing from Anse-à-l’âne, Trois îlets. It is mandatory to bring swimwear for this experience, other accessories such as fins, masks, and snorkels will be supplied if you don’t have any.

An exceptional day in the company of dolphins

The departure is set for 7.45h rom the pier Anse-à-l’âne, Trois îlets, and then the captain will set sails towards the great blue! ; The journey will pass from the bay of Fort de France, starting from Case Pilote to the Dominique Channel. You will enjoy the sea and the magnificent seascapes of Martinique.

Some species of Dolphins are sedentary and live all year long in the border of our coasts, which allows us to guarantee you can see them almost 90% of the time. While we locate a group of Dolphins that we approach progressively, at reasonable distance to not disturb their habits, all while offering an immersive magical spectacle. Assemble your devices and capture this exceptional instant.

Keep an eye wide open because depending on the time of the year, we might cross other species such as killer whales, or whales. After this moment full of emotions, we offer you a break, in the meeting place Ti-punch, and also a swim. This is when we wear the masks and snorkels to discover sea turtles and exotic fish in radiant colours. The return is planned to be around 17h.

Learn more

All you have to know about the Dolphin of Martinique

The Dolphin of Martinique is a beautiful creature you can find in the Caribbean Sea. They are grey and they have a long beak. Dolphins are known for their intelligence and playful nature, and we frequently see them swimming in pods.

Dolphins are a popular touristic attraction in Martinique, and there are many excursions in Martinique that will allow visitors watch these astonishing animals. Dolphins are also used for research, and scientists from all over the world come here to study them.

If you have the opportunity to visit Martinique and see a dolphin in nature, take your time to admire these astonishing creatures! You must also keep in mind that depending on the season you might be able to see a whale.

The different species of dolphins in Martinique

Martinique has six different species of dolphins: the Risso dolphin, the pantropical spotted dolphin, Clymene dolphin, the Atlantic spotted dolphin, the common dolphin and the great dolphin. Each one of these species is unique and fascinating in their own way.

The Risso dolphins take their name after Antoine Risso, a French naturalist who first described this species. They are grey or light brown and have a long beak. We find them in coastal waters all around the world.

Pantropical spotted dolphins can be found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. They are grey or light brown and have a spotted design on their skin. Clymene dolphins are named after a character in Greek mythology. They are dark grey or black and have a distinctive beak.

Atlantic spotted dolphins live in temperate and tropical waters. They have a white belly and spots on the tail.

Common dolphins are properly named as they can be found in all oceans around the world. They are grey or black and have a bulbous head.

Great dolphins are known for their intelligence and their playful nature- they live in pods and love playing with other sea creatures, and also humans. Their scientific name is Tursiops Truncatus, and we can find them all around the world.

Where to spot the dolphins of Martinique

If you want to see dolphins in Martinique, there are many places you can go. One of the best places for a dolphin stroll in Martinique is the Sea Park of Anse Mitan, located at the northern coast of the island. This park shelters a great variety of sea creatures, especially dolphins.

Another environment ideal for dolphin sightings is located near Fort-de-France. Many boats propose dolphin watching excursions, and it’s a great way to see these astonishing animals from a close distance.

Finally, if you have the opportunity to be in Martinique during the winter months, you would be able to see dolphins swimming near the shore. Take a beach chair and relax, you may be up for a spectacle!

How to see dolphins in Martinique

If you wish to see dolphins in Martinique, there are many options offered to you. You can make a boat excursion that will drive you to see dolphins in their natural habitats, or you can visit a dolphin sanctuary where you will be able to observe them from close distance.

In the case of a dolphin stroll in Martinique, you can al so do a cruise to observe dolphins. These excursions are designed to depart from the ports of the bay of Prince Rupert and Fort-de-France, and they take visitors on a boat to watch these magnificent creatures in the natural habitat. Since dolphins prefer warm waters, the best moment to visit Martinique is during winter

If you are in love with nature, don’t miss the opportunity to see the dolphins in Martinique and get the best from the holidays you will never forget!

Departure point

Departure from Anse-à-l’âne . the Trois îlets, Martinique

Google map

Itinerary

excursion dauphin martinique carbet
excursion nautique martinique
excursion-dauphin-tortue

Marine Mammals Charter of Martinique

With 21 species identified, the coasts of Martinique are a privileged habitat for the feeding, reproduction, and migration of marine mammals. The populations residing or passing by represent a headcount and diversity that guarantees a strong probability of sightings and an attraction rich in emotions for spectators.

However, the continuous ever-growing approach of vessels and the wrong treatment of animals represent a real threat to the population of local cetaceans. A charter that specifies the best practices for approaching and sighting of cetaceans in Martinique was thus drafted with the following objectives

  • Ensuring protection for cetaceans and reducing their disturbance
  • Planning to offer quality ecotourism that can be both responsible and spectacular
  • Organising sightings of cetaceans for sea users in a framework of mutual respect
More

Our Clients are Talking About Us