New Quay Boat TripsCOVID-19
Please note due to Covid-19 we will not be running our usual boat trip operations during 2021. For 2021 members of the public will have the opportunity to privately charter our boat, Anna Lloyd for 1 hour increments available for parties comprised of single households and extended households (as per Welsh Government guidelines). Please note that toilet facilities will not be available on the boat to members of the public but you may book as many one hour slots as you like. If you would like a boat trip longer than 1 hour then please make sure you book adjoining 1 hour time slots when you book your trip time. Bookings for our exclusive private charters will be taken online via our new online booking system. Our boat Sulaire will be running 1.5hr boat trips for up to 12 passengers. All bookings will be taken online via our new online booking system. If you have any queries please call 07796 135490. Book your exclusive boat trip with us today by clicking here. |
Boat Trip PricesCOVID-19
2021 boat trip prices
We are currently running exclusive charter trips, bookable by the hour, for our passengers from single households and extended households or 1.5hr trips for up to 12 individual passengers. (Children 15 years and under; children under 12 months go free) Please call 07796 135490 for more information or book your boat trip online here. ---The trip types below are not currently running---
Boat trips
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New Quay Boat Trips
Our boat trips are a fantastic opportunity to experience Cardigan Bay at it’s best!
Join a guided boat trip with west Wales’ original eco-tourism boat operator and New Quay’s experts to see bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoises, seals and birds that visit this beautiful part of the Welsh coastline.
By booking your dolphin watching boat trip with Dolphin Survey Boat Trips you are supporting a local eco-tourism business and the research of The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales' Living Seas team from the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre (CBMWC).
Trips run daily, weather permitting, from Easter until the end of October. Please call 07796 135490 for more information or book online here.
Please note that wildlife sightings are not guaranteed as these are wild animals.
Join a guided boat trip with west Wales’ original eco-tourism boat operator and New Quay’s experts to see bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoises, seals and birds that visit this beautiful part of the Welsh coastline.
By booking your dolphin watching boat trip with Dolphin Survey Boat Trips you are supporting a local eco-tourism business and the research of The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales' Living Seas team from the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre (CBMWC).
Trips run daily, weather permitting, from Easter until the end of October. Please call 07796 135490 for more information or book online here.
Please note that wildlife sightings are not guaranteed as these are wild animals.
All Day Surveys - not currently running
Supporting the research work of the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales' Living Seas Team from the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre (CBMWC).
Join experienced researchers from the Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales’ Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre (CBMWC) on an All Day marine megafauna survey in Cardigan Bay with Dolphin Survey Boat Trips (DSBT).
Throughout the survey researchers and volunteers from CBMWC will collect important information on marine species in Cardigan Bay and the surrounding waters. This is a unique opportunity to see some of Wales’ fantastic coastline as well as the wonderful marine and seabird life in Cardigan Bay.
By joining a survey trip you will be contributing to marine conservation in Cardigan Bay as well as having the unique opportunity to join our team of experts.
All day trips provide avid wildlife watchers the opportunity to explore Cardigan Bay by boat and to see Cardigan Bay’s Big 3: bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoises and Atlantic grey seals (seal pups during the pupping season September/October).
As well as the Cardigan Bay BIG 3 sightings in previous years have included, common dolphins, sunfish, numerous jellyfish species, possible Minke whale sightings and sightings of thresher sharks.
For those keen twitchers there are many wonderful sightings of sea birds including gannets, Manx shearwaters, razorbills, guillemots, fulmars, puffins (and pufflings), skuas, scoters, petrels and occasional views of other shearwater species, great views of nesting auk colonies, in particular on New Quay headland, a fantastic sight from April until end of June when the adults and their chicks head out to sea.
Survey trips are run by and conducted aboard Dolphin Survey Boat Trips’ motor vessels, Anna Lloyd or Sulaire.
Join experienced researchers from the Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales’ Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre (CBMWC) on an All Day marine megafauna survey in Cardigan Bay with Dolphin Survey Boat Trips (DSBT).
Throughout the survey researchers and volunteers from CBMWC will collect important information on marine species in Cardigan Bay and the surrounding waters. This is a unique opportunity to see some of Wales’ fantastic coastline as well as the wonderful marine and seabird life in Cardigan Bay.
By joining a survey trip you will be contributing to marine conservation in Cardigan Bay as well as having the unique opportunity to join our team of experts.
All day trips provide avid wildlife watchers the opportunity to explore Cardigan Bay by boat and to see Cardigan Bay’s Big 3: bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoises and Atlantic grey seals (seal pups during the pupping season September/October).
As well as the Cardigan Bay BIG 3 sightings in previous years have included, common dolphins, sunfish, numerous jellyfish species, possible Minke whale sightings and sightings of thresher sharks.
For those keen twitchers there are many wonderful sightings of sea birds including gannets, Manx shearwaters, razorbills, guillemots, fulmars, puffins (and pufflings), skuas, scoters, petrels and occasional views of other shearwater species, great views of nesting auk colonies, in particular on New Quay headland, a fantastic sight from April until end of June when the adults and their chicks head out to sea.
Survey trips are run by and conducted aboard Dolphin Survey Boat Trips’ motor vessels, Anna Lloyd or Sulaire.