Incredible experience swimming amongst a super pod of dusky dolphins.

Small boat with small number of participants made this a very special experience. Staff and crew were excellent.

Cannot recommend highly enough, worth every cent.

Reviewed almost 3 years ago

It was a great experience.

The people there are very kind and well organised. Cost $169 for swimming with the dolphins.

Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in February 2017

Unforgettable experience, nice employees, great photo opportunities, nice to see the animals in the wild.

Seasickness! But the employees did care for us.

Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in February 2017

Quite pricey, we had really horrible weather and the sea was not great, but we didn't have much choice but to go as they were operating and we'd already paid.

The staff who handed out the wetsuits kept giving wrong sizes and even after we asked for a specific size they gave a different one that what we'd asked for, so suiting up wasn't a pleasant experience. I wasn't able to complete the swim as it was way too much for me and the waves were shocking. They did however refund my money and charge me a spectator rate. I think this would be a really wonderful experience in good weather, so I suggest you plan your swim around the weather.

Reviewed about 8 years ago

Incredible experience swimming amongst a super pod of dusky dolphins.

Small boat with small number of participants made this a very special experience. Staff and crew were excellent.

Cannot recommend highly enough, worth every cent.

Reviewed almost 3 years ago

Unforgettable experience, nice employees, great photo opportunities, nice to see the animals in the wild.

Seasickness! But the employees did care for us.

Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in February 2017

We did the tour at 5:30am, when the Dusky Dolphins were very lively and playful.

The most enchanting thing I did in my life. The only negative is that the people in the water is too much.

Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in March 2016

Perfect = equipment was new, size of the boat, number of swimmers, respect of wildlife, time of the trip was comparable for the price.

Reviewed almost 8 years ago and experienced in March 2016

Quite pricey, we had really horrible weather and the sea was not great, but we didn't have much choice but to go as they were operating and we'd already paid.

The staff who handed out the wetsuits kept giving wrong sizes and even after we asked for a specific size they gave a different one that what we'd asked for, so suiting up wasn't a pleasant experience. I wasn't able to complete the swim as it was way too much for me and the waves were shocking. They did however refund my money and charge me a spectator rate. I think this would be a really wonderful experience in good weather, so I suggest you plan your swim around the weather.

Reviewed about 8 years ago

Very well organised company: great location, easy to find, lots of parking space available.

Literally everything is taken care of, from a dry wetsuit to anti fog spray and hot showers. Once in a lifetime experience, but do not forget to bring your sea sickness pills because you really need them when the sea is a bit rough. It might seem a bit expensive but it is truly worth the money!

Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in March 2016

I recommend to everyone to do this, doesn't matter if you decide to swim with dolphins or 'just' watch them.

Perfect day.

Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in February 2016

I went to swim with them but these duskies were not up for a play.

Enjoyed them from the boat the last half hour and then they got playful! No schedule for wild animals. Got a bit of a refund back.

Reviewed almost 9 years ago and experienced in December 2015

Amazing!

Definitely our favourite. We had good weather and a lot of dolphins and the dolphins are in the open ocean! Awesome!

Reviewed almost 9 years ago and experienced in December 2015

We heard a lot about this and went in with high hopes.

Unfortunately, we were not allowed to swim with the dolphins because of a rather silly procedure. When you register, you have to fill in a form indicating your swimming abilities, among other questions. The question asked how confident we were in our swimming abilities, and being on the conservative side and unaware of how conditions may be out in the open sea, we indicated that we were not confident of our swimming abilities even though we can swim. We were under the impression that if we chose this option, the crew would just give us more attention which wasn't a bad thing.

However, as the sea conditions weren't too optimal that day, the staff at the registration counter didn't allow us to swim, citing that we indicated we weren't strong swimmers. We argued that we were just being cautious. It also seemed very arbitrary and subjective, if we had indicated we were strong swimmers, we would be allowed to swim with no questions asked. As they have no way of really determining everyone's swimming ability, who's to say just because I state I'm a strong swimmer means I'm really one? Despite our pleas, they wouldn’t let us swim, and we had to switch to watching the dolphins instead.

While I fully understand the operator's need to take precautions, I don't agree with their method of sieving out those who "can" swim from those who "can't". Instead, the questions asked should have been more factual, such as whether you can swim unaided under certain kinds of conditions. Whether I'm a confident swimmer or not really doesn't say much about your actual swimming abilities. When we saw the other people allowed for the swim option, some really weren't "strong" swimmers as they had claimed, and we felt we were definitely on par if not better poised to handle the sea condition at that time.

While it was disappointing to be unable to go into the water, seeing the dolphins out in the wild did somewhat make up for it.

Reviewed almost 9 years ago