Where to see a group in a country
Where to see Dolphins in Colombia
- 5 parks and reserves
- 5 dive sites
- 3 species
Of the three dolphins documented in Colombia, one does not live in the sea: the Amazon river dolphin, endangered, which appears at Amacayacu and El Tuparro, while the bottlenose and the pantropical spotted dolphin are recorded in the Caribbean and the Pacific — Tayrona, the Rosario Islands, San Andrés, Providencia, Gorgona and Malpelo. Ten places, half parks and half dives.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
National Park
Gorgona
Colombia
ColombiaBottlenose Dolphin · Pantropical Spotted Dolphin
See park
National Park
Amacayacu
Colombia
Amazon River Dolphin
See parkCoral reef
Barú Island (Rosario Islands)
Colombia
Up to 20 m · Open Water
15 m28 °C
Bottlenose Dolphin
See dive site
National Park
El Tuparro
Colombia
Amazon River Dolphin
See parkUNESCO
Wall/Pelagic
Malpelo Island
Colombia
Up to 40 m · Advanced, drift diving
25 m26 °C
Reef/Wall
Providencia
Colombia
Up to 35 m · Open Water
30 m28 °C
Bottlenose Dolphin
See dive siteWall/Wreck
San Andrés
Colombia
Up to 40 m · Open Water
30 m28 °C
Bottlenose Dolphin
See dive site
National Park
Tayrona
Colombia
Bottlenose Dolphin
See parkRocky reef
Tayrona Park (Santa Marta)
Colombia
Up to 25 m · Open Water
15 m27 °C
Bottlenose Dolphin
See dive site
National Park
Utria
Colombia
Bottlenose Dolphin
See park
