easy
3 hours
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels; no strenuous activity involved.
Sail along the serene waters of Marco Island and witness dolphins dancing against a sunset sky. This three-hour cruise offers unique wildlife encounters and the chance to see the rare green flash, creating a memorable seaside adventure.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday @ 5:00pm | Available from 3/15-4/22
Experience the magic of the Dolphin Study Tour at sunset, where you can witness playful dolphins against the backdrop of Marco Island's stunning evening sky. This limited-time trip offers a unique blend of wildlife viewing and breathtaking sunsets, with the chance to see the rare "green flash." Don't miss out!
For a limited time the Dolphin Explorer is offering a third trip on specified nights. This Dolphin Study Tour, instead of a stop on the beach, offers you a view of the magnificent Marco Island sunsets. You’ll enjoy the same dolphin experience of the day tour plus the bonus of the evening sky. Who knows…you might even catch a glimpse of the elusive “green flash”. Call for times and availability.
3 Hours
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to secure prime seating and ensure a timely start.
Evenings on the water can get cool, so pack a windbreaker to stay comfortable during the cruise.
Protect yourself while safeguarding marine life by applying reef-safe sunscreen before boarding.
Dolphins can appear at any moment; ensure your camera or phone is charged and ready for action.
Marco Island was first inhabited by the Calusa people and later became a fishing community before growing into a popular eco-tourism destination.
Dolphin Study LLC emphasizes responsible wildlife viewing and encourages guests to respect speed limits and no-wake zones to protect marine habitats.
To stay warm during cooler evening breezes on the water.
spring specific
Protects your skin without harming marine ecosystems.
spring specific
Helpful for spotting distant dolphins and wildlife clearly.
Essential for capturing the stunning sunset and dolphin sightings.