DAYTONA BEACH · DOLPHIN TOURS
The trips that actually find the pods.
The 6 daytona beach dolphin tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. Where you go to find the pods, how long you stay out, who runs the boat, and what a seat on deck costs.
SUP tour in Daytona Bay for manatees and dolphins, under seven bridges with calm-bay coaching. 2–3 hours, $65.
Most Popular“We saw two dolphins! Great tour. It was a bit windy today which had made it hard for small kids but doable for almost anyone middle-school age +.”
Paddle kayak or SUP through New Smyrna waterways in search of manatees, dolphins, sea turtles, and birds, plus local history.
“Had a great time. Went in January. Saw a mother and baby dolphin, spinning sharks and lots of birds. I used a 1 person kayak. They suggest if you can SUP then you can see into the water better but I enjoy kayaking. I would recommend.”
Paddle Daytona Beach’s Halifax River in a small group for a calm wildlife hunt. Kayaks and life vests included for $65.
“Being on the water and hearing panicked kids learning how to sail! lol! Loved seeing the kids in uniform leaving the Jackie Robinson Stadium by Kayak.”
Sail the Halifax River in a small catamaran from Daytona Beach, with a real shot at dolphins and manatees plus drinks onboard.
“The experience was awesome we got to see dolphins. Captain Randy was great answering questions for us and giving us an experience we never had”
A 90-minute Daytona Beach sunset sail on a catamaran with dolphin and manatee chances, included soda and water, and easy Loggerhead Marina access.
“This is a ride on the intercostal on a beautiful and clean boat. Randy is the perfect host and was very easy to communicate with prior to the trip.”
A 2-hour Discovery Dolphin Boat Tour through Florida’s Indian River Lagoon with naturalist narration, wildlife sightings, and calm pontoon cruising.
“Very calming, the wind blocked the sound of speaker but was informative and entertaining . Modified to see dolphins”
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