Sunset Boat Tours Panama City Beach

Dolphin Swim Adventures rates are $170 Adult / $140 Kid per person plus tax.

St. Andrew Bay is home to one of the world’s largest resident populations of bottlenose dolphins, the iconic gray dolphins that most people are familiar with from television, movies, and marine parks. The dolphins of St. Andrew Bay are wild animals but they are accustomed to the presence of people and it is common for boaters on the Bay to find themselves among a group of swimming, feeding, and playing dolphins.

Dolphins breathe in air through their blowhole at the top of each head. However, dolphins can still experience irritation due to respiratory irritation. This would be the equivalent of a person coughing. This is known as "chuffing" in dolphins.

Imagine you're cruising the Gulf of Mexico by boat or jet ski, alongside a group of bottlenose dolphins. As you discover adventure along the coast with these marine creatures, the salty breeze blows through your hair.

1. Killer whale (Orcinus Orca). We think of orcas as living in colder climates. But, approximately 500 orcas can be found in the Gulf of Mexico. They eat tuna, dolphins, and other marine life in the Gulf's deep water, which is often far away from land.

Tail slapping is a pretty obvious behavior. Dolphins will slap the water with their tails to stun other fish. Kerplunking can be a fun behaviour and is named for what it sounds like.