Dolphin & Turtle Research

  Mozambique

• Other Cities in Mozambique: 
Vilanculos

Duration of Program: 1-2 weeks
Dates: All year

Description: Dolphins, like many sea creatures, are threatened due to pollution & the increase of global port & harbor development. Dolphin numbers have declined significantly in the last 5 decades. Based in the beach village of Ponto d'Ouro, volunteers will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the captivating local Afro-Portuguese culture & assist with the study of marine life & dolphins.

Highlights: This project aims to monitor bottle nosed dolphin numbers & behavior, loggerhead turtle nesting activity, & coral reef condition in order to make recommendations for improving the conservation of marine biodiversity. It involves field data collection (via beach walks, boat surveys, swims & dives), & assistance with tourist education.

* Optional Project Excursions:
Visit Vilanculos & Inhassoro two intriguing towns in the Northern provinces of the country. They form the gateway to the Bazaruto Archipelago. Also, see the islands of Benguera, Margeruqe & Bazaruto - a World Heritage Site & a Dugong conservation area.

Experience paradise on Paradise Island. Her shores are home to some fascinating historical relics & ancient structures.

Qualifications: This program is available for group bookings of 10+

Cost in US$: Contact us for more info.

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.

Participants Travel to Mozambique in Groups

Typically Participants Work in Groups

Fellowship Travel International's Mission Statement: To excel in the planning and execution of the transportation needs of our clients. To lobby air carriers and suppliers for discounted rates and flexible rules to help meet the special travel requirements of the organizations we serve. To educate our clients in the logistics of transportation. To serve as a networking center to assist our clients in accomplishing their missions and goals.

Year Founded: 1982