You’ll have a chance to spot dolphins up close whilst you sail the Mediterranean! Trips can be booked now and bespoke packages arranged to suit you or your party’s needs. Get stuck in and winch the sails or relax and sip your cocktail or refreshing beer on board whilst soaking up the sun’s rays. We even provide snorkelling equipment for …
Some nice pictures of a group of frolicking bottlenose dolphins taken by amateur wildlife photographer Tim Stenton from Wirksworth, Derbyshire. Tim spent 100 days stationed on the beach at Chanonry Point overlooking the Scottish Highland’s Moray Firth, near Inverness, in order to get his photos. Dolphins
Dolphin tail-walking has no known practical function and has been likened to dancing in humans, yet a group of dolphins down-under appear to have been developing the skill ‘just for fun’, according to the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS) in Australia. Dolphins ‘walk’ on water. Let’s wait and see what they do with five fishes.