Dolphin trips
In St Davids
COVID-19 POLICY
To help provide the safest experience for all our staff and customers we have made a few minor adjustments & customer requirements.
COVID-19 POLICY
To help provide the safest experience for all our staff and customers we have made a few minor adjustments & customer requirements.
We ask that all passengers bring their own protective face masks and these are to be worn throughout the duration on the trip for your own reassurance. We will be limiting the number of passenger per trip and social distancing where possible will be adhered to at all times. We provide all customers with personal transportation to and from the boat which minimises contact with other tourists. We have implemented new cleaning guidelines for all staff. This includes extra cleaning of all high contact points and hand sanitiser will be available for customers to use before, during and after the trip.
Should you have any other questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact a member of our team on 01437 720 471

st davids dolphin Experience
Relax and enjoy up to three hours at sea around the beautiful Ramsey Island looking for whales and dolphins and then out to the amazing gannet colony at Grassholm Island.
Ramsey Island is spectacular, with towering cliffs humming with life as seabirds nest and raise their young, beautiful coves and bays where seals bask, feed and raise the next generation of pups and very curious seals and porpoises who want to look at you as much as you want to look at them. We even sometimes get porpoises coming right up to the boat!
As well as a tour of Ramsey Island, we’ll also go further out to see if we can spot dolphins and maybe even a whale or two. Trust us, that’s an experience of a lifetime!
And if that wasn’t enough, we’ll also head out to Grassholm Island (Ynys Gwales or Gwales in Welsh), lying eight miles from the gorgeous Pembrokeshire coast, and the third largest gannet colony in the whole of the UK. As you get closer, you’ll realise that what you’re seeing isn’t snow. The island is white because there are 39,000 breeding pairs of gannets occupying every available inch of space. Depending on the time of year, you can see the males vying for females and bringing in nest building materials or, later in the year, you might get a glimpse of the chicks before they fly the nest.
The waters around Grassholm Island are the perfect feeding ground for dolphins and porpoises too, and the whole family will love learning about the islands and the local wildlife. And dogs are welcome too.
In open water, you’ll even get an exhilarating high-speed run or two to make this even more of an experience to remember.
Give us a call or drop us an email to book!
FREE PARKING
We provide FREE Parking in St Davids.
FREE MINI BUS
We provide FREE mini bus to the boat and back.
