MIAMI · DOLPHIN TOURS
The trips that actually find the pods.
The 7 miami 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.
One-day Miami to Key West trip with free time plus dolphin watch, snorkeling, or a glass-bottom reef ride, with pickup.
Most PopularMiami to Key West day trip with dolphin watch or snorkeling, plus a glass-bottom reef ride and free time to explore the island.
“The air conditioning was too high. Otherwise everything was perfect. On time and nice instructor.”
Private Miami yacht tour for up to 13 with music, snorkeling gear, and a floating mat. See Miami homes and swim stops from Collins Ave.
“I would not have done this experience if I had to pick again, as described it was planned to go to the sandbar and snorkeling experience and it was none of that. The captain took us to a spot 10 min away from the dock and we swam for a bit. There was a floating…”
Miami to Key West day trip with hotel pickup, about 6 hours to explore, and an optional dolphin snorkel upgrade from the water.
“Beautiful views on sea & islands. Good atmosphere on the ship/nice crew. However, after we saw 1 dolphin, the captain stopped further searching for them. Snorkeling was nice, but not on the right spot for hard corals, so only a limited number of fish. The bus trip was nice and beautiful, and crew lead Luis…”
Miami to Key West round-trip shuttle with options for dolphins, snorkeling, glass-bottom boat, or jet skis plus comfort on the Florida Keys drive.
“Took 5.5 hours to get there and then boat trips were cancelled due to wind so had 6 hours to wonder around and eat then 4.5 hours drive back got picked up at 6.30 am so a long day”
Skip Miami traffic with a round-trip shared shuttle to Dolphin Mall from Miami or South Beach, with flexible departure and return times.
“These guys that took were FANTASTIC!”
Key West day trip from Miami with Dolphin Watch, snorkeling gear included, and a long coach ride that starts early and ends before sunset.
“Yhe service was on time. Average and old bus, great driver. The A/C was insane. Make sure you take a blanket or a wool sweater with you. The place they stop for brekfast on the way to Key West is sub-standard. Make sure you have breakfast/coffee before you get on the bus.The guide was not…”
Every coast where the dolphins are, country by country.
