Panama City Beach Boat Tours To Shell Island

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.

The waters around Shell Island are home to a large group of bottlenose dolphins. You can encounter these amazing marine mammals at home in their natural habitat on one of our Panama City Beach Dolphin Tours.

Even though seawater is an effective disinfectant it can also be used in interactions with wild dolphins to spread disease. These could pose serious health hazards to humans and dolphins. You do not want to get fined for swimming with dolphins.

Panama City Beach Dolphin Tours & Adventures LLC's unforgettable tours in the beautiful Gulf of Mexico will leave you with a lasting impression. Our tours take you to the Island and bring you close to the dolphins, making it an unforgettable experience. The island is a great place to snorkel or explore shelling.

Once you are there, it's well worth the effort. It is one of the most beautiful bodies of water I've ever seen. It's like being in a swimming pool. We didn't really know what we were getting into so we planned to spend just a few hours on this island. Do not expect to spend the entire day here!

There are three species of marine mammals in the Gulf of Mexico: dolphins, whales, and one type of coastal sirenian, Trichechus manatus, which is a species of manatee from West India. As in other parts of the globe, there are no sea lions, fur seals or sea-going Otters.