Do you get wet on dolphin tours?

Dolphin Eco-Tours: Bring sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses with a retaining strap. Don't forget to capture your adventure with cameras, GoPro, and cell phones. Remember you are on a boat and may get wet. In the spring and fall, a light jacket is recommended.



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Some dolphin cruises offer the chance to swim with the wildlife. This means that you can expect yourself to get wet during the day. Bring extra towels to dry your body with and prevent getting cold.

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May, June and July are the best months to watch dolphins off the coastlines of the Azores, Ireland, Egypt, Madeira, Fiji, Newfoundland and Jersey with several of these locations still providing ideal conditions into August and September.

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It is easy to get wet while whale-watching, especially if you're on a boat where ocean water often sprays up onto passengers.

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Shallow Water Encounter You will be submerged between knee and waist level, depending on your height. The dolphin will then swim over to you and interact with certain hand signals. You will get to experience handshakes, kisses, belly rubs, and more.

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Participants between 48? and 54? must be accompanied by a paying participant over age 18. The supervising adult must purchase an adult ticket to be in the water with the child. For animal safety, the Royal Swim and Swim Adventure programs have a weight limit of 250 lbs.

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