Panama City Beach Dolphin Cruises & Tours
Whether traveling with family or a group of friends, you can watch and interact with dolphins as they swim around the boat, playfully jumping out of the water to put on a show of a lifetime. You may also spot other awesome marine life such as manatees, sea turtles, stingrays, and more! During your tour, you can cruise around popular attractions like Shell Island, St. Andrews Bay, and more. Panama City Beach dolphin cruises & tours are led by knowledgeable captains who will ensure an enjoyable experience for everyone onboard.
Featured Dolphin Cruises & Tours in Panama City Beach
Sunset Dolphin Sail Aboard The Privateer Catamaran
Sunset Dolphin Encounter Aboard Captain Anderson III
Panama City Beach Shell Island Dolphin and Snorkel Cruise
Panama City Sunset Dolphin Cruise on the Grand Mére
Private Dolphin Excursion
2 Hour Jet Ski Eco Tour
Private Wild Dolphin Excursion
Panama City Beach Sunset Cruise
Panama City Beach Dolphin Sightseeing Cruise
Speedboat Ride and Dolphin Watching Tour
Private Sunset Dolphin Tour on the Bella Vita
2 Hour Shell Island Dolphin Tour
2 Hour Panama City Dolphin Tour
Wild Dolphin Excursion
Frequently Asked Questions
There is no guarantee you will see dolphins, but dolphin cruises have a 98% success rate for finding dolphins. It is rare to not see dolphins during a dolphin cruise.
You should bring any essential items needed for sun protection, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen. Depending on the cruise, you may need to bring a towel, change of clothes, or food/drink.
Tripshock offers multiple types of dolphin cruises. Sunset dolphin cruises, waverunner dolphin tours, snorkel dolphin cruises, and speed boat dolphin tours. Whether your family wants to see dolphins at sunset or ride jet skis while following a pod of dolphins, we have it all.
No, you are not able to feed or touch the dolphins. We want to ensure both the dolphins safety and our customer's safety. Under the Marine Mammal Protection Act, dolphins cannot be fed, touched, or pursued in the wild.
Dolphins are active year-round in Florida. They are most active at daybreak, mid-afternoon, and dark. Their behavior patterns are based around breeding season, weather conditions, and overall physiological condition of the animal.