Dolphin Watching Adriatic

11/06/2026

Tijekom izleta promatranja dupina 11.6. imali smo priliku uživati u susretu s nekoliko dobro poznatih lošinjskih dupina. Fotografije prikupljene tijekom izleta omogućile su istraživačima Instituta Plavi svijet da identificiraju Emina, Crumlina, Muslija, Frostyja, L0813 i Slippera. 🐬

Rezervirajte svoj Dolphin Watching Adriatic tour i saznajte više o fascinantnom svijetu lošinjskih dupina!
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During our dolphin watching tour on June 11th, we had the opportunity to encounter several well-known dolphins from the Lošinj area. Using photographs collected during the trip, researchers from the Blue World Institute identified Emin, Crumlin, Musli, Frosty, L0813 and Slipper. 🐬

Book your Dolphin Watching Adriatic tour and learn more about the fascinating world of Lošinj’s dolphins!
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08/05/2026

For decades, Sir David Attenborough reminded us of something humanity too often forgets: that all living beings on our planet have an equal right to exist, to water, to freedom, and to a safe home.

Thank you for bringing the living world closer to millions of people.
For teaching generations to look at nature not as a resource — but as a miracle.

18/02/2026

18/12/2025

Blue World Institutes long lasting research work would not be possible without community that supports us! Thank you! 🩵🫂🐬

25/11/2025

Our colleagues from shared with us this funny and interesting behind the scenes :)
Yes, — dolphins do p**p. Their “contributions” actually help keep the marine ecosystem healthy by fertilising phytoplankton and supporting nutrient cycles. In other words, no p**p, no life :)

We’re counting down the days until the warm season returns and Dolphin Watching kicks off again. Until then, enjoy this winter insight into the very real, very natural life of our resident dolphins of Cres-Lošinj archipelago.

Stay tuned for more updates — and big thanks to our dolphin friend for the transparency. 😄🌊

18/09/2025

Good luck little ones!🐢💙

01/09/2025

As the sun sets on 2025. dolphin watching season, our hearts are full. 🌅🐬
Thanks to our team, and everyone who joined us, supported us, and shared your love for the sea and dolphins. Your curiosity, and respect made this season truly special. 💙

While dolphin watching tours have come to a close for this year, our programs at the Lošinj Marine Education Centre continue all year round – come and visit us!

13/08/2025

☀️🌊When the sea and sun align☀️🌊
In last couple of days we took some nice pictures while observing bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in their natural habitat around island Lošinj.
From shimmering morning light dancing across the waves, to powerful leaps and moments of social interaction within the pod – each sighting is a reminder of the importance of protecting these intelligent marine mammals.

🐬 If you encounter dolphins at sea, please remember:
Maintain a minimum distance of 100 metres, reduce your speed, and never chase or cut across their path. Respecting their space helps keep them safe and stress-free, allowing encounters like these to remain a joy for both people and wildlife.

📍 Photographed during a responsible Dolphin Watching Adriatic tour in the waters of Cres-Losinj archipelago, Croatia.

21/07/2025

Out in the open sea, every second counts — and sometimes, you're lucky enough to catch a dolphin jump, defying gravity for just a heartbeat.
This sequence is not just about the jump. It's about witnessing nature in motion, wild and untamed, yet beautifully precise.

Our dolphin watching tours aren't just tours — they’re respectful encounters.
We always keep a safe distance, allowing dolphins to move freely and undisturbed in their natural habitat.

Because true admiration begins with respect.

18/06/2025

🌊 Can you spot the dolphin?
Sometimes, dolphin watching is not as easy as it seems — especially on windy days when waves blend with every movement on the surface.

In this photo, the dorsal fin of a bottlenose dolphin quietly breaks the waves.
It takes a trained eye, patience, and respect for the sea to notice even the smallest signs of their presence. And our skippers and educators have all of that!

Every sighting is a reminder: we’re guests in their vast, ever-moving world. Approach them with care.