Staff Answer
Jun 24, 2026 - 09:46 AM
Searching for dolphins is part of the entire tour, not a separate portion of the trip. Rather than traveling to one location and waiting, the captain continuously watches for dolphin activity while cruising through areas where they're commonly seen around St. Andrews Bay, Shell Island, and nearby coastal waters. If dolphins are spotted, the captain may slow down or adjust the route to provide better viewing opportunities while following responsible wildlife viewing practices. Between sightings, guests can enjoy the scenery, local waterways, and coastal wildlife as the search continues.
