DOLPHIN TRAVEL GUIDE
The trips that actually find the pods.
The 15 dolphin tours in australia 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.
Snorkel the Tangalooma wrecks, chase dolphins, and relax on Moreton Island with an included buffet lunch and marine naturalist.
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90-minute Port Stephens dolphin cruise with live captain commentary, Eastern Harbour sights, and an included boom-net splash.
“We paid to see Dolphins and we saw dolphins within minutes we left the dock. Captain drove the cruise closely to the dolphins and we could see them closely or took videos. She also gave us a good tour to see the beaches around the area. Very good price and value. Friendly and helpful staff.…”
A 75-minute Mandurah dolphin cruise with live commentary, canals and wetlands views, and a dolphin sighting guarantee or you cruise again for free.
Swim with wild dolphins off Rockingham from Perth in a 6-hour tour with wetsuits, snorkeling gear, lunch, and photo uploads included.
“This was an amazing experience! The staff were incredible and we saw the dolphins so quickly into the day. Lunch was awesome. All round a great day and well worth the money.”
Small-group Jervis Bay day trip from Sydney: dolphin cruise, Guinness white sand walk, wild kangaroos, and beach time. 12 hours.
Guided eco kayak through Port Adelaide mangrove creeks in the dolphin sanctuary, with possible shipwrecks and dolphin sightings. 3 hrs.
“We had an amazing kayaking experience. It is a wonderfull place full of birds and other animals. We also did see dolphins. Paddy was our fantastic guide who made the experience even better. I would highly recommend this trip!”
Snubfin Dolphin Eco Cruise in Broome: a comfy 4.25-hour wildlife hunt in Roebuck Bay, snacks included, and boom net swimming if conditions allow.
“Staff and trip was awesome. Food on Board was great and they were very good at making sure people with specific dietary needs were well catered for. We managed to see lots of Snub nosed dolphins and Sea turtles as well as plenty of Bird life. I would highly recommend doing this Tour!”
Swim with wild dolphins off Adelaide from Glenelg on the sailing catamaran Temptation. Snorkel gear, cruise, marine-bio guidance.
“the most magical unforgettable experience crew were amazing not just with my kids bit myself also as I was a bit nervous but thanks to the support and encouragement I went in seen dolphins and had the best experience of my life absolutely unforgettable would do it again in a heartbeat”
Port Stephens dolphin cruise from Nelson Bay with wild bottlenose sightings, guided commentary, and a boom-net ride on Moonshadow V.
“Awesome day out. Very informative and so much fun for the whole family. Overall great staff and great experience. Will be doing again”
Guided dolphin kayaking in Byron Bay with a dolphin sighting guarantee, marine park entry included, tea and Tim-Tams, plus optional wetsuits.
“Fantastic tour guides - all of us loved the experience and would highly recommend!”
Spot wild dolphins and birdlife on a calm Mandurah estuary cruise, with live commentary and dolphin sightings guaranteed or a free return.
“Had the best time on the dolphin cruise, saw lots of dolphins, given lots of information about the area, birds and their habitats, local luxury water front homes.”
A 90-minute Port Adelaide cruise to the Ships Graveyard and Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary, with live skipper commentary and bird sanctuary sightings.
“Superb weather; cooperative and friendly dolphins (we were VERY lucky); interesting cruise and commentary. Lots to do at Port Dock as well plus riverside pubs for fish and chips. So easy by train from Adelaide.”
Jervis Bay day trip from Sydney with a dolphin cruise, Hyams Beach white sand, and Cave Beach wildlife in Booderee National Park.
Noosa 4WD beach drive plus guided sea kayaking at Double Island Point, chasing dolphins, turtles and whales in Great Sandy NP.
“The afternoon was a great adventure, and the guide was excellent. I had not kayaked before, so I found this part of the activity challenging. The guide kindly helped me with this. The best part of the adventure was driving along the beautiful beach, which is for quite a while. Unfortunately, no dolphins or turtles…”
Paddle through Adelaide’s Dolphin Sanctuary mangroves on a small-group kayak tour with life jackets, a waterproof bag, and dolphin sightings.
“This was good and a nice time. There is a uber there if you come from the city. We saw dolphins too.”
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