Dolphin Tours in Panama City Beach

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Pack up the family and get ready for the ultimate water adventure! Take a two hour dolphin tour and you will really have something to talk about when you get home, not to mention the photos you’ll have to show.Relax and feel the sun on your face and the wind in your hair as our U.S. Coast Guard licensed captain navigates through Grand Lagoon and into St. Andrew Bay and the Gulf of Mexico in search of bottle-nose dolphins.

Although this area is home to one of the world's largest concentrations of bottle-nosed dolphins, we never know from day to day where they will be found. Searching for these playful creatures is just part of the fun. But when we do find them, feel free to jump overboard and frolic with them. Your captain will give you plenty of time to swim with the dolphins and take photographs. When it’s time to go, the dolphins may even swim alongside the boat as your captain makes his way to Shell Island. Just remember that it is illegal to feed or harass the dolphins.

At Shell Island you will have time to explore the pristine beaches and look for souvenir sand dollars and starfish in the shallow waters. Snorkeling equipment is aboard the boat in case you want experience the beauty of sea creatures in their natural habitat. Shell Island is a barrier island which lies between the Gulf of Mexico and St. Andrew Bay and is inhabited only by wildlife.We have waterproof cameras, soft drinks, coolers, and sunscreen available in our marina store.

Dolphin tours are HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE.

TIMES AVALIABLE EVERYDAY ARE... 8:00, 10:15, 12:30, 3:00, 5:15

FLORIDA STATE REGULATIONS: The State of Florida requires that Personal Watercraft Operators between the ages of 14 and 21 years of age carry a Boater's Safety Education Course Completion Certificate with them at all times while operating a Personal Watercraft. We offer a temporary certificate that is good for one year. The cost of the certificate is $3. If you would like to receive a permanent card, visit  www.boatus.org. to take a boater's safety course.

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