Where can I see dolphins in Georgia?

Where to See Dolphins in Georgia

• Captain Mike’s Dolphin Tours on Tybee Island.
• Dolphins spotted with Southeast Adventure Outfitters in St. Simons Island.
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Is the dolphin show at the Georgia Aquarium free?

No, the dolphin presentation is included with your general admission ticket. However you will need to reserve seats for the presentation when you arrive through our informational kiosks or via your mobile phone. You will have the option to purchase preferred seats to dolphin presentations in advance of your arrival.

How much is the dolphin show at the Georgia Aquarium?

How much does it cost? $69.95 plus tax per person in addition to general admission; $63.95 plus tax for Annual Pass Members. Price includes a souvenir photo. PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE general admission access to the Aquarium or to the Dolphin Celebration presentation.

How long is the dolphin show at the GA Aquarium?

15-minutes
The Dolphin Encounter program lasts 15-minutes and includes approximately 8 minutes of interaction with a dolphin.

Where to go to see dolphins in Georgia?

Jekyll Boat Tours: Groups from six to 49 can enjoy a day on the water searching for dolphins along the Georgia coast. This tour leaves from the dock at the wharf near the Historic Jekyll Island Club Hotel.

Where to swim with dolphins in St Augustine?

PrevNext Discover the oceanfront playground that has delighted visitors since 1938. Make an ocean of memories as you meet bottlenose dolphins up close, experience the wonder of marine life, explore 80 years of Florida history, and even swim with dolphins in our unique educational programs. Plan your adventure today.

Are there any dolphinariums in the United States?

Many of these places are more than just dolphinariums; the list includes themeparks, marine mammal parks, zoos or aquariums that may also have more than one species of dolphin. The current status of parks marked with an asterisk (*) is unknown; these parks may have closed down, moved, changed names or no longer house any dolphins.

Where are the best places to see wildlife in Georgia?

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