Panama City Beach Dolphin Tours

It is possible to have seen dolphins in captivity at a marine park. However, it is more exciting to watch them in their natural habitat. Although wild dolphin behavior is unpredictable and not possible to predict, the tour captains have many years of experience operating on the waters around St. Andrew Bay almost every single day. Our captains have extensive knowledge of the areas where dolphins are most common and do everything they can to ensure that guests have an unforgettable experience. You may see dolphins jumping, searching for food and communicating among themselves on many tours.

Tail slapping can be described as a simple act of dolphins that slap their tails on the water surface to shock fish with a shockwave. Kerplunking, a cool behavior, is named after its sound.

There are good chances of seeing dolphins when the sun is out, and the waters are calm and clear. Feeding activities usually take place on an outgoing tide. Panama City Beach Boat Tours is a great option. They are on the water almost every day of year.

Imagine yourself cruising along the Gulf of Mexico in a boat or on a jet ski with a pod of bottlenose Dolphins. You feel the salty breeze blowing through your hair and the sun shining. It's all right in the world when you are enjoying the adventure of the coast alongside these marine animals.

All guests of Discovery Cove are provided with wetsuits or swim vests. Discovery Cove guests can't wear jewelry, with the exception of wedding bands and watches, for animal safety.

You can still have a dolphin encounter in the wild, even though most dolphin encounters take place in a structured environment. Dolphins Plus in Key Largo offers natural dolphin encounters. It is located close to Fort Lauderdale.