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Dolphin Explorer

★★★★★ (9 customer reviews)

From $120

Time to actually get in the water. The Explorer is the full swim — 50 minutes with a dolphin, one small group, and the good stuff: a belly ride holding the fins, a boogie-board push across the pool, plus kisses and belly rubs. Photographers handle the pictures so you don't have to.

Duration: Approx 4 Hours Time of Day: Morning, Afternoon
Adult: $155

13 And over is an Adult

Child: $120

12 and under is considered a child.

Estimated total $0

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The Full Dolphin Swim

This is the one where you actually get in the water. In a spacious dolphinarium, a single dolphin spends 50 minutes with your small group of no more than 12 — and no, you don't need to be a strong swimmer. These are trained dolphins, gentle as they come, so relax and enjoy it.

What you'll get up to:

  • Kisses and hugs — you give one, you get a wet one back.
  • A fin shake, the dolphin's version of a handshake.
  • A belly rub as it glides past.
  • A belly ride — grab the pectoral fins and hold on while the dolphin swims fast, upside down.
  • A boogie push — hang onto a boogie board and get shoved clear across the pool.

You won't need to fumble with a camera, either: professional photographers are in there catching every moment, and the water's clear enough to make the shots look great.

Spaces are tight on these swims, so lock yours in early.

What's Included

  • Ground transport
  • 15-minute orientation
  • Locker and key for your belongings
  • Professional trainer

What to Bring

  • Bathing suit
  • Biodegradable sunscreen
  • Towel
  • Credit card or cash

Good to know

  • Cameras aren't allowed in the dolphin area; professional photos are available to buy afterward.
  • Pregnant women can't take part in this option.
  • The dolphins here are cared for under some of the strictest animal-welfare standards in the Caribbean.
  • Rather stay dry, or go bigger? There's the no-swim Dolphin Encounter, or the Dolphin Royal with two dolphins and a smaller group