See The Dolphins Of Crystal River $29.00
Crystal River Dolphin Encounter
$29.00 Per Person 2 Person min
352-257-8687 (TOUR)
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After your morning Manatee Swim join us for a amazing Dolphin encounter. We see Dolphins 8 out of 10 trips, if you want to take pictures
or just watch them in their habitat, choose us! The Dolphin encounters in Crystal River Florida (Central West Coast Gulf Side) have
become more and more popular. These guys have no schedule and can show up anywhere. The Dophns are funny and have amazing
speeds. Lets head out on a high speed boat ride to see if the Dolphins can catch our wake... We might even see them
feeding, or jumping and splashing, what a great way to spend your afternoon. Also viewing other wildlife and landmarks (American
Bald Eagles, Wild Pigs, Indian Mounds and more) while we head out to the Gulf of Mexico. Tour times are 3:30
pm, please allow a little extra time for departures. Call for reservations for seats are limited. We have digital
cameras to rent, so bring your SD card and your family to Crystal Rivers theme park...As of Sunday the 10th of October 2009 the
Citrus County Chronicle did an article about the Dolphins in Kings Bay click here for more info All pictures taken during our Dolphin Tours!!! With a teleophoto lens
Viewing Guide Lines
- Never feed
or attempt to to feed wild Dolphins
- When approching wild
Dolphins, remain a respectfull distance of 50 yards and maintain a vessel slightly to, and behind; the dolphin. Always maneuver
your vessel in a slow, predictable manner
- Time spent
observing wild Dolphins should be limited to no more that a 1/2 hour
- Dolphins should not be encircled or trapped between watercraft or betweeen water craft and the shore
- If a Dolphin approches you, put your watercraft's engine into neutral and allow the animal to pass
- Refain from swimming with or touching wild dolphins, even if they approach you in the water
- Avoid seperating mother/calf pairs
- Move
away cautiously if you notice signs of distrurbance
These
guide lines are set forth by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Marine Fisheries Service