Are children allowed on the tour?

Yes, this tour is family-friendly and suitable for children of all ages.

Will we see dolphins every trip?

While sightings are common, wildlife encounters depend on weather and animal activity, so they are not guaranteed.

What should I bring on the trip?

Bring sun protection, waterproof gear for electronics, water, and a camera.

Is the trip safe for non-swimmers?

Yes, the tour is conducted in calm waters with safety measures in place; life jackets are provided.

Can I book a private tour?

Private Charters can be arranged for a more personalized experience.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations made within 24 hours are fully refundable; contact directly for specific policies.

Wildlife & Water Adventures: Dolphins and More with Commander Zodiac | Guided Tour | Boat Tour

Located along the stunning Florida coastline, Dolphins and More offers a one-of-a-kind marine experience that combines close encounters with dolphins, playful sea lions, and vibrant coastal wildlife. Based in the vibrant port town of Miami, this adventure company is renowned for their expert guides and top-tier boats, including the flagship Commander Zodiac, which provides a smooth, stable ride even in choppy waters.

Your journey begins at the Miami waterfront, a hub of boating activity and marine biodiversity. As you set out, the captain narrates fascinating stories about the local ecosystem and its history, setting a lively tone for the trip. The clear waters, dotted with schools of fish and playful dolphins, make for extraordinary viewing—sometimes right beside the boat. The Commander Zodiac’s shallow draft allows for closer wildlife viewing without disturbing the natural habitat.

What makes Dolphins and More especially unique is their focus on responsible wildlife viewing. The guides maintain respectful distances, ensuring the animals are undisturbed. Aside from dolphins, you might catch glimpses of sea turtles, manatees, and perhaps a shy stingray gliding beneath the surface. The trip also offers chances to see the area’s distinctive coastal flora, including mangroves and salt marshes, which serve as crucial breeding grounds.

This adventure is ideal for outdoor lovers eager for a blend of education and fun in the open water. With a moderate activity level, the trip lasts about 2–3 hours, suitable for families and seasoned boaters alike. Essential gear includes sun protection, polarized sunglasses, and waterproof clothing as needed.

For keen photographers, sunrise and late afternoon provide stunning lighting. Golden hour casts a warm glow on the water, perfect for capturing lively scenes of dolphins and coastal landscapes. Bring your camera and patience—each trip promises surprises.