Swim with Dolphins, Adult
3-hour Dolphin and Seal Sightsee, Adult
3 hour Dolphin and Seal Cruise Sightsee, Child
Swim with Wild Dolphins
Swim with the Dolphins in Sorrento
Dolphin, Penguin and Sea Lion Cruise
Swim with Dolphin and Seals - Child
Dolphin Watch
Eco Marine Safari Cruise and Snorkel, Adult
Two-Hour Seal Encounter Snorkel Adventure
Wildlife Adventure Cruise from Sorrento
Duo Dolphin Discovery
Whales in Paradise Family Pass
Eco Marine Cruise with Brisbane Transfers, Family
Eco Marine Cruise with Snorkelling, Child
Swim with Wild Dolphins, Child
Dolphin Watch, Child
Dolphin Watch in Port Phillip Bay
Dolphin Watch in Port Phillip Bay, Child
Eco Marine Cruise with Brisbane Transfers
Dolphin Cruise with Brisbane Transfers, Child
Swim with Wild Dolphins, Excludes Transfers
Private 2-Hour Dolphin and Seal Swim and Cruise
Wild Dolphin Sightsee, Excludes Transfers
Dolphin, Penguin and Sea Lion Cruise, Child
Swim with Wild Dolphins
Exclusive, Private Swim with Dolphins for 20
In a land that's surrounded by water, there's no shortage of available water fun. But if you've got animal lovers in your life then this is your chance to give them the gift of up close and personal experiences with one of the world's incredible mammals, the dolphin.
To view the dolphins, take a boat trip and discover the amazing range of marine life that is just off our shores. From seals, a whole host of birdlife, even whales and sea dragons.
We can't promise a Dr Dolittle response, but we can guarantee that when you are in the water with a dolphin, you'll be amazed by how friendly and magical they are.
Where to swim with Dolphins in Australia
Monkey Mia, Western Australia: Located in Shark Bay, this is one of the most well-known places to swim with dolphins in Australia. The dolphins here are known for their friendly nature and are often seen swimming close to the shore.
Tangalooma Island Resort, Queensland: Located on Moreton Island, this resort offers a variety of dolphin experiences, including swimming with dolphins and feeding them by hand.
Port Stephens, New South Wales: This region is home to a large population of bottlenose dolphins, and several tour operators offer dolphin-swimming experiences.
Mornington Peninsula. Located south of Melbourne, this area is home to a colony of dolphins that can often be seen swimming near the shore. Several tour operators offer dolphin-swimming experiences here.
It's worth noting that many of these experiences involve swimming with dolphins in a controlled environment rather than in the wild. It's important to choose a reputable operator and ensure that the dolphins are treated ethically and with respect.
