Dolphin Tours

Dolphins are one of the most-loved creatures of the marine world. Come and see why, on one of the many exciting Key West Dolphin Tours. These extremely intelligent and playful mammals will delight every visitor with their antics as they play and feed in the wild. Dolphin tours depart daily and head for the beautiful back country waters of Key West. Here, Dolphin leap and play, feed and rest every day, and you can see it happen on one of the available Dolphin tours.

Dolphin Tours

Guides for Dolphin Tours

Expert guides who run Key West Dolphin tours have years of experience and know where to go in the wild to find these amazing creatures. They've been watching dolphins for a long time, and often the guides for Dolphin tours know the dolphins by sight! They know the relationships between individual dolphins, which Dolphins are the guardians, the moms. They know where in the Gulf the Dolphins go to play, eat, and hang out. Guides on the Dolphin tours will share their knowledge with you as you head out in their comfortable boat equipped for Dolphin tours to where the Dolphins are. The ride will be comfortable and the boat will give passengers plenty of room to relax and enjoy the Dolphin tours. The scenery is breathtaking: aquamarine blue water, mangrove islands, and lots of other marine life to spot as well. You could see sea turtles, sting rays, and friendly nurse sharks on back country Dolphin tours in Key West.

Swimming on Dolphin Tours

Dolphin tours will also include time for stretching out and relaxing, snorkeling and taking pictures. Don't forget your camera and some sunscreen, plus a towel. Since Key West guides for Dolphin tours are environmentally aware, they prefer to take visitors to observe Dolphins in the wild. Swimming with the Dolphins is intrusive to their wild habitat, so Dolphin tours take people to observe them in the wild. Swimming and snorkeling is done nearby, but not with the Dolphins. Dolphins will often swim within feet of the Dolphin tours boat, and it really seems they are inviting you to play with them. However, they are wild creatures and we prefer to observe only and not to intrude. Watch them play and leap through the air- scientists don't really know why the jump. Some think it's to dislodge parasites, as sting rays do. Some think it's pure playful fun. Others think it's a way to spot fish. Another theory is that it's some sort of communication with other dolphins. Whatever the reason, we think it's great, and eco Dolphin tours will take you there to see it all.

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