Adopt a dolphin

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.

Our sponsorship options

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.

Become a sponsor now

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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.

Adopt a dolphin now