The Dolphins in the Wild tour consists of visiting a resident bottlenose dolphin pod in their own natural enviroment. The tour begins with an American breakfast (coffee, juice and bread) while there is an educational breifing in our small museum in where you will have the opportunity to see and touch whale and dolphin skeletons, bones, teeth, baleen and other educational material as well as will learn a little about their biology, life and behavior. Then on board one of our vessels, we will head out to the bay searching for a pod of dolphins. The estimated time to find the first group of dolphins is between 30 to 45 minutes. When dolphins are found, the group is followed always keeping the dolphins as close beside the vessel as possible, so everyone onboard can enjoy them swimming around the boat and following the boat as well. The dolphin pod that we visit has around 100 members, and we usually find an average of 30 to 40 dolphins of different ages and sizes (adult, juvenils and calves). Also depending on the group and the mood of the dolphins, there's a possibility of swimming with the dolphins. Swimming with dolphins in the wild doesn’t allow for touching the dolphins but it’s a once in a life experience to have wild dolphins swimming and playing around you with curious stares. After giving you time to enjoy the dolphins from aboard and from the water, the vessel heads back to port.
Our guides are specialists in cetaceans: Biologist, Masters in Science, and Wildlife photographers, they have been featured in animal planet, National Geographic Magazine (spanish version, in July 1999 and November 2000), as well as in many other magazines and books. This allows us to provide a qualified specialized service with professional knowledge and to find and see the dolphins with a 100% OF GUARANTEE (If not money back).
The vessels used for this tour are 27 ft. covered fast boats with 2 out of board 70Hp four stroke motors (no noise and no pollution motors).