Dolphin, whale and turtle watching in Martinique

All year round, we see magnificent animals, year-round residents, sperm whales (which are whales), spotted dolphins, bottlenose dolphins and Fraser's dolphins. We also come across pilot whales, pseudo-orcas, beaked whales and even orcas, among others, as there are more than 20 species of marine mammals living in the Agoa sanctuary where we work, in Martinique. Humpback whales can be seen here from December to mid-May.

As soon as possible, we sail in small groups.

We take on board a maximum of 12 passengers, to ensure that we sail in small groups.

Yes, the boat is protected from the sun and rain by an awning.

We accept children of all ages.

Departure is from Anse à l'Ane - Les Trois Ilets.

Approximately 4 hours.

There is no need to contact us to ask whether the outing will be held due to bad weather. If we have to cancel, rest assured, you will be the first to be informed. If we have to cancel the outing because of bad weather, either the outing will be postponed to a date of your choice, or you will be refunded the full amount of your payment, at your convenience.

Yes, I can cancel my outing at any time by notifying us by e-mail. No fee will be charged for this cancellation. and you will receive a full refund.

However, this cancellation is no longer possible from 48 hours before the departure time of the expedition, except on presentation of a medical certificate issued by a doctor for the person cancelling the booking or in the event of force majeure, accident or other. Traffic jams are not a cause of force majeure.

Swimwear is compulsory for this excursion, and other accessories such as fins, masks and snorkels will be provided if you don't have any.

Please come "light" and leave your big bags in your car. Don't wear big shoes, go for a tap-dance style.

Bring sunglasses, a cap or hat, a K-Way or windbreaker, a bottle of water and a camera.

If you suffer from seasickness, eat a small handful of candied ginger 30 minutes before embarking and nibble a little while sailing - it's natural and very effective.