Whales and Dolphin Expeditions

Whales and dolphin Expeditions

Cetaceans (whales and dolphins) are some of the most majestic and inspiring creatures on the planet. They are also vital indicators of the health of our oceans – one of Earthwatch’s Research Areas. We currently have two cetacean projects you can join in the UK, or if you fancy some sunshine then our projects in Greece and Spain also need your help. If you’re new to Earthwatch our Behind-the-Scenes weekends in Bath are a great introduction to what we’re all about. Whichever option you go for not only will you be making a difference, you are sure to have a fantastic experience.

Amazon Riverboat Exploration Aboard the Ayapua

Help conserve the Amazon Basin’s pink dolphins, giant river otters, monkeys, turtles, fishes, macaws and more. Rendezvous:Iquitos, Peru £1895 - £1995  15 days Easy

 

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Amazon Riverboat Exploration Aboard the Clavero

Help conserve the Amazon Basin’s pink dolphins, giant river otters, monkeys, turtles, fishes, macaws and more. Rendezvous:Iquitos, Peru £1495 14 days Moderate

 

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Amazon Riverboat Exploration Aboard the Clavero - Teen

Help conserve the Amazon Basin’s pink dolphins, giant river otters, monkeys, turtles, fishes, macaws and more. Rendezvous:Iquitos, Peru £1730 14 days Moderate

 

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Dolphins of Greece

Follow bottlenose dolphins in Mediterranean waters to help scientists understand and combat the main threats to them and their ecosystem. Rendezvous:Vonitsa, Greece £995 - £1250  8 days Easy

 

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Whales and Dolphins of Moray Firth

Spotting threatened whales and dolphins on Scotland's scenic northeastern coast. Rendezvous:Banff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland £895 - £1095  11 days Moderate

 

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