Dolphin Watching by Catamaran in Djerba

Sail out from the nautical base at El Mouradi Djerba Menzel and watch wild dolphins play in the open sea. Our Blue Lagoon catamaran keeps a calm, respectful distance for the best chance to see them — followed by a swim stop in clear water.

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When and where to see dolphins in Djerba

Dolphins are most active in the calmer morning and late-afternoon hours, which is why our trips depart at 10:00, 14:00 and at sunset. Sightings are never guaranteed in the wild, but our skippers know the coastline and follow the pods that live year-round off Djerba's north-east shore.

What the dolphin trip includes

Every dolphin trip includes round-trip hotel transfer, about two hours at sea on a stable catamaran, a swim and snorkelling stop in a sheltered spot, and drinks on board. Life jackets and a local skipper are always provided, and families with children are welcome.

Tips for the best experience

Bring a towel, sun cream and a light layer for the breeze on the water. Mornings are usually calmest for photos, while the sunset departure pairs dolphin watching with golden light. In high season, book a day ahead as small-group places fill quickly.

Common Questions

Are dolphin sightings guaranteed?

No — these are wild dolphins, so sightings can't be guaranteed. That said, pods live off Djerba all year and our skippers know where to look, so most trips do see them.

How long is the dolphin trip?

About two hours at sea, plus the included hotel transfer each way. Morning (10:00), afternoon (14:00) and sunset departures are available.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes. The catamaran is stable, life jackets are provided and the swim stop is in a sheltered spot, so families with children are very welcome.

Ready to meet the dolphins?

Pick your date and departure time — morning, afternoon or sunset — and reserve your place in a couple of minutes.

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