Auckland Whale & Dolphin Safari

About Auckland Whale & Dolphin Safari.

New Zealand’s most unique Goliath and dolphin-watching safari departs directly from Auckland. Enjoy a 4.5-hour voyage on board the luxurious Dolphin Xplorer’ as we explore the beautiful Hauraki Gulf Marine Park in search of hassles with its amazing and different marine wildlife. Our inconceivable eco-safari, direct from Auckland, offers stirring hassles with marine wildlife. about the wildlife you’ve encountered during your safari. • Time-round hassles with inconceivable wildlife • Enjoy spectacular views of Auckland landmarks. • Interact with onboard marine wisdom experts; • Learn from our expert and instructional commentary; • See marine mammals, or voyage again for free.

What other Aucklanders are saying about Auckland Whale & Dolphin Safari.

Mary Kate Tomas McConnell: The whole experience was well organized, totally enjoyed. Emails were sent prior with all the details needed. Staff was friendly, knowledgeable and provided lots of info as we saw the wildlife. I had ordered a lunch and the chicken sandwich was very good. Muffin, cookie, and orange was also included. Saw plenty of dolphins, birds, little blue penguins, but no whales. The boat was put in idle and we floated amongst the dolphins. Lots of time for pictures. One of the dolphins said goodbye to us and did 3 jumps in a row along the boat.

Elena Bulanova : Totally recommend this experience for everyone both in Auckland or New Zealand and who are coming here from abroad. We saw dozens of dolphins playing around, at least 3 whales and quite close, few sharks and lots of birds! Unforgettable experience and the crew is very accommodating and friendly, doing everything for us to enjoy the trip. Will come again!!!

Seth Adam : Fantastic tour that’s well worth the money. We saw dolphins, whales, penguins, and even a hammerhead shark. The crew are clearly very passionate about preservation and wildlife, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommend.

Justin Темплар : Eco tourism host that doubles as a research vessel monitoring climate change, whale and dolphin numbers. If you don’t get to see any dolphins they provide a guarantee on another visit for free. Sadly dwindling whale numbers means only a 1 in 3 chance of seeing a whale. We were lucky on this trip to see dolphin calfs up close.
For those who might not fare well on boats, our time out on the water was very calm.