
Dolphin watching
Bottlenose dolphins and common dolphins can be spotted off the coast of the gulf. We set off to look for them at daybreak.

Fishing rods provided, the captain's favourite fishing spots, and your catch on the way back.
The gulf is a bountiful fishing ground: red seabream, white seabream and grey mullet on the sandy seabed, yellowtail and bonito passing through in the summer months, and squid in autumn. Our skipper has been fishing here all his life and knows the spots that yield the best catches depending on the wind and the season.
No experience or equipment is needed. Rods, reels and bait are provided on board, and we'll show you the basics in ten minutes. Experienced anglers are, of course, welcome to bring their own equipment.
We prefer to set off early in the morning, between 6 am and 8 am: that's when the fish are biting. Depending on the season and what you fancy, we'll either go bottom fishing at coastal spots whilst at anchor, or trolling as we head out to sea. The skipper will adapt the technique to whatever's working on the day.
Everything you catch is yours to keep: we'll clean the fish on board on the way back, and you can take it home with you in a cool box. Some hotels and restaurants in the harbour will cook your catch for you that very evening, just ask us for their addresses.
Duration : 3 to 4 hours · Meeting point : Port de plaisance Yasmine Hammamet, ponton C
4 to 6 anglers, including equipment
up to 8 anglers
Prices are for guidance only. Fishing is available all year round, with spring and autumn being the best seasons.
Pay on board
small deposit, balance on the day
Flexible cancellation
free rescheduling up to 48 h before
Weather guarantee
bad sea: reschedule or refund
None. You can learn how to bottom fish in ten minutes, and the skipper will be right there to help you bait the hooks and land your catch. Most beginners catch something on their very first trip.
Depending on the season: sea bream, young sea bream, grey mullet and red seabream when bottom fishing; bonito and yellowtail when trolling in summer; squid towards the end of the season. It's up to the sea, but it's rare to come back empty-handed.
Yes, anything that's of the correct size can be taken home with you, cleaned and packed in a cool box. Any catches that are too small are returned to the water.
On a shared trip, a non-fishing companion pays half price. With a private charter, this isn't an issue: the boat is all yours.