Dolphin Adventure Cruise
Product ID: 74691
Supplied by: Voyager
Cruise through the waterways of the Carolina’s with Voyager, out to the Atlantic Ocean and watch the shrimp boat fleet work their nets. Observe as the dolphins and sharks feed behind the shrimp boats, making for a unique way to view these sea creatures in their natural habitat. Weather permitting, the crew will haul aboard a net of marine life that includes shrimp, crabs, fish, and more!
What's included
- What Is Not Included?
- Food and beverages are not included.
Additional Information
Is there a restroom on the boat?
There are two restrooms on board.
Do I have to worry about seasickness?
Most people do not get sea sick on the Dolphin Cruise. You will not be going that far out into the ocean. You will be traveling through the inter coastal waterway out into the inlet area where it is usually calmer waters.
Can we bring a stroller on the boat?
You can bring a stroller on the boat.
Can we bring a wheelchair on the boat?
You may bring a manual wheelchair on the boat. It would need to be lifted onto the boat. You may want to arrive extra early to get towards the front of the line. If you are at the front of the line you can board first and pick a comfortable spot. You will not be able to navigate around the vessel once everyone else is on board.
Can I stow anything on the boat?
You can bring a backpack on the boat, however, you are responsible for your own belongings.
Is smoking allowed?
Smoking is not allowed on the Dolphin Cruise. The Dolphin Cruise is a family oriented event. You can smoke in the parking lot before you board the boat.
Can I bring a dog/pet?
A people friendly small dog/pet under 5 lbs is welcome.
What happens if it rains?
The cruise will run in light rain and other moderate weather conditions. If the Captain deems it unworthy to cruise, you will be allowed to reschedule your tickets to a later date.
Cancellation policy
Non-refundable, can be rescheduled with 72 hours notice: Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded.
Know before you go
What should we wear?
Regular clothing that is appropriate for a family orientated cruise. Jeans, Capri's, and shorts according to the current temperatures. The temperature will be the same out there as it is inland. There is usually a breeze. Boat type shoes or sneakers are recommended. Something with a grip on the bottom are suggested. Flat Sandals tend to be slippery on the ramps.
Do you have life jackets for small children?
There are life jackets on the boat, however, no one actually wears them. They are there for emergencies only for children and adults.
Will I get to see any local wildlife?
We often see dolphins swimming along the sides of the boat, as well as various local bird species. The crew members will also drag a large net and haul it onto the back of the boat which will usually have a variety of sea life that will be available for questions and hands on.
Are we allowed to feed the Dolphins?
No, you are not allowed to feed the Dolphins.
Can we take pictures on the boat?
Yes, you are allowed to take pictures.
Can I bring food and drinks with me?
We do have a snack bar on board or you may bring your own food & beverages if you prefer.
Is there anything to eat or drink on the boat?
Yes, You may purchase food and beverages on the boat from the snack bar. It is a cash galley. Snacks range from about $1 to $4.
Can we bring our own coolers on the boat?
Small personal size Coolers are welcome on board. No glass containers are allowed on the boat.
How big is the boat and how many people will it hold?
Voyager has the largest boats in the area. You will be on a large vessel ranging from 70 ft to 100 ft. The boats are licensed to hold as many as 130 passengers and crew members.
Is there a place to sit? Is seating assigned?
There is bench seating all along the outside of the boat and there is also additional seating inside the boat in the snack bar area. Seating is not assigned.
Overview
Join us on a cruise through the Inland Waterways of the Carolinas out to the Atlantic Ocean, where we’ll get to watch the Shrimp Boat Fleet work their nets. This happens to be feeding time! Weather permitting, our crew will also haul aboard a net. Some of the different things that can be pulled up from the net are: shrimp, crabs, fish, sea urchins, seahorses, sand dollars, seashells, sting rays, and baby sharks.
This 2½ Hour Sunset Dolphin Sightseeing Cruise is an exciting marine adventure for all! This is the trip where you can also enjoy the beautiful Carolina sky as the sun is setting during your cruise. We will travel up the inter coastal waterway and out to the inlet area. The dolphins we come across are wild animals in their natural habitat, and as a result, are n0t caged.
This cruise is on a very large comfortable vessel with 2 decks, 2 bathrooms, and a large indoor snack bar area with restaurant style booth seating. The boat will cruise at a comfortable speed and is not considered a rough ride. The Captains know where to go to look for the dolphins and will put every effort into finding them. This is an inexpensive entertaining attraction which is good for any age.
You can purchase food and beverages at the snack bar or you are welcome to bring a small personal sized cooler with your own food and beverages.
