Sponsorships Adopt a dolphin
When you adopt a dolphin, you help us to continue our research and protection of the dolphins of the Red Sea.
Dolphins touch our hearts. They represent freedom, intelligence, and the fragile balance of the ocean. By becoming a sponsor, you support our research, dolphin conservation efforts, and vital educational work on the ground in El Gouna. You’ll dive into their world and become part of a community that pays attention and takes action.
Every sponsorship helps ensure that wild dolphins can continue to live undisturbed in the future — far from stress, engine noise, and mass tourism.
Bronze – CHF 200
A small gesture with a big impact. You’ll receive a personalised certificate with your dolphin’s name and help secure valuable research and conservation projects.
Silver – CHF 500
A token of deeper connection. Your support allows us to spend more days at sea, studying dolphins in their natural habitat. In addition to your certificate, you’ll receive a piece of the ocean to keep: a digital photo of the dolphin you’ve chosen, a reminder of your commitment.
Gold – CHF 1,000
A contribution that brings you closer to the dolphins: along with your certificate, you’ll be invited to spend a day on our research vessel in El Gouna. You’ll accompany our scientists, experience the sea through their eyes, and see firsthand what true dolphin conservation looks like.
Heartfelt Sponsorship – CHF 2,000
A very special connection. Choose the name of a dolphin currently known only by a number in our research catalogue.
You’ll receive a personalised certificate and a digital photo of your dolphin. After one year, we’ll send you a personal updatesharing how your dolphin is doing and what we’ve learned about them.
After that first year, it’s entirely up to you how you’d like to continue your connection – with a Bronze, Silver or GoldSponsorship. At the same time, your dolphin will become available for others to support as well.
A name that stays. A connection that can continue.
When you adopt a dolphin, you help us to continue our research and protection of the dolphins of the Red Sea.