Only one person is permitted to touch the dolphin. Jewelry cannot be worn and there are no exceptions. Reservations in advance are recommended. A limited number of dolphin feeding add-ons may be available on select dates.
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Clearwater is home to several species of dolphins, including bottlenose dolphins, Atlantic spotted dolphins, and Risso's dolphins. The best time to go dolphin watching in Clearwater is during the months of April to October.
Visit our resident nurse shark, Thelma, and watch her swim around her habitat from above or underwater! You can also encounter epaulette sharks in the Sea Cavern.
Although dolphins may seem curious, many of their behaviors are often misinterpreted as “friendly” when they actually are, in fact, signs of disturbance or aggression. If a dolphin approaches you in the water, do not engage, pursue, or otherwise interact with the dolphin, and take immediate steps to move away.
If a dolphin approaches you while you are swimming, do not reach out and try to touch him. These dolphins are wild animals and rarely tolerate physical contact from humans. Trying to touch or grab a dolphin is illegal and is virtually guaranteed to scare them away.