Dolphin trips · FORT WALTON BEACH
The 4 best fort walton beach dolphin tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are on the water and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Cruise Fort Walton Beach for two hours aboard a 45-foot Corinthian catamaran. Your English-speaking captain and guide, such as Sean, Hagan, or Hunter, point out dolphins and local sights before heading into the Gulf for sunset. Water is included, while snacks and drinks cost extra.
“Sean & Hagan were the best! My 10yo & 7yo had a BLAST! My husband and I, as well!”
Set out from 189 Brooks St SE on a three-hour morning cruise aboard a 45-foot catamaran. Captain Sean, Nate, or another crew member may guide your trip, with dolphin watching, local commentary, a one-hour snorkel stop, bottled water, and chances to spot turtles, rays, fish, and hermit crabs.
“The boat ride was very relaxing and a good way to get out of the sun and onto the water for a while. We got to see a lot of marine life and the crew was very nice”
Spend three hours aboard a 45-foot Corinthian Catamaran from Fort Walton Beach. Your captain and deckhand guide you toward dolphin-viewing areas and a snorkel stop, with masks, snorkels, and drinking water included. Expect an easygoing boat ride, one hour in the water, and possible sightings of turtles, stingrays, fish, sharks, and dolphins.
“Everything was wonderful Fun caring made sure you got to see the dolphins and have fun snorkeling great area”
Set out from Fort Walton Beach with Captain Eric and First Mate Bailey, when scheduled, for a three-hour cruise through Destin Harbor, Okaloosa Island, and Gulf waters. Look for dolphins, search for shells, and snorkel with provided gear. English guidance and wheelchair access are available.
“the whole trip was great , the crew was awesome. wished i could have found shells on Shell Beach.”
Pick a hull, pick the water you want to be in, or decide whether you want them wild.
