Panama City Beach Dolphin Tours Kp

Panama City Beach lies just east of Destin on Hwy 98. It is the end of South Walton's beaches. These beaches are considered the cleanest and most beautiful in the nation. The St. Andrew Bay filters out much of the sediment and there is almost no river runoff.

We will get you in the water before they arrive. This will make it more likely that the dolphins swim to us, rather than to us. Panama City Beach Dolphin Tours & Adventures LLC is smaller than larger boats, which can carry as many as 150 people. You can be in the water quickly with your snorkel gear on without any disruptions or splashing that large groups often cause, which can sometimes scare the dolphins away. For larger groups of up to 30 people, we have five identical boats. We limit the number to six per boat. A new Large Family Panama City Beach Dolphin Tours & Adventures LLC is available for up to 13 people. No pets are allowed on the boats.

Legends of dolphins protecting sailors were told by ancient Greeks. Flipper even featured one such episode. It's not surprising that this idea is so popular. It isn't true. Unfortunately, it doesn't have any reliable evidence.

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.

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.

Under the Marine Mammal Protection Act, swimming with spinner dolphins at rest could be considered "harassment." This Act prohibits any act that could disrupt the behavior of a marine mammal by causing torment, harassment, or other nuisances.