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Dolphins are intelligent, playful, fast and agile. This is a unique opportunity to interact with them through one of the programmes we have prepared for you.

The Dolphin Emotions educational programmes will offer you a close and transformative experience that you will never forget. With the support of Zoomarine’s educators and animal welfare professionals, you will discover more about these true ambassadors of the oceans and understand why protecting marine life is more urgent than ever, and how small actions can make a big difference.

Each of us has a part to play in achieving this goal. Every day.

Encounter

60 min

6 years

Premium

90 min

8 years

Exclusive

91 min

8 years

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Zoomarine’s philosophy is based on conservation and environmental education. It is our conviction that observing and learning directly from different species gradually and unequivocally increases respect for wildlife and the development of all of us in solving the serious environmental problems that seriously threaten the life of our planet.

“In the end, we will only conserve what we love; we will only love what we understand; and we will only understand what we are taught.”
(Baba Dioum, 1968)

Together, we protect!

Your participation in the Dolphin Emotions educational programme goes beyond this experience: it also helps support conservation projects, such as those carried out by Yaqu Pacha, an organisation dedicated to protecting marine mammals and their habitats. By taking part in this initiative, you are contributing to efforts to protect threatened species, such as the vaquita and Lahille’s bottlenose dolphin.

Together, we can turn every participation into an opportunity to protect our ocean and the species that call it home.

Vaquita

(Phocoena sinus) The world’s most endangered marine mammal, with only around 8 to 10 individuals remaining in the wild.

Lahille's dolphin

(Tursiops gephyreus) A highly threatened subspecies, with only around 600 animals remaining in the wild.

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