Swim In Wonder at Dolphin Cay Atlantis

The NEW, hour long Swim in Wonder experience at Dolphin Cay is one for the bucket list! This educational, water adventure with our rescued bottlenose dolphins is perfect for comfortable swimmers ages 6 and older and involves anatomy displays, lateral rubs and playful swims alongside the dolphins. You’ll watch in wonder, through your personal snorkel and mask, as they tumble underwater sharing acrobatic skills while amazing with uncanny shape recognition and item retrieval. Life vests are available for flotation on the water’s surface.
This exciting dolphin experience begins with an orientation and includes a 30-minute in-water experience. Wetsuits, personal lockers, and beach towels are provided, and a personal photographer is assigned to your group.
Dolphin Cay is a world-renowned dolphin and sea lion habitat that opened in 2006 in time to provide a safe haven for 17 stranded dolphins and 10 sea lions whose home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Every visit to Dolphin Cay supports the Atlantis Blue Project Foundation, creating and promoting solutions for a wide range of marine conservation challenges from coral reef degradation to marine species in decline.

[@RovnoMagic]

A powerful and awesome moment I will never forget. Gene was such a great guide. To hold and pet two of 17 rescued dolphins was so special. Just did this October 2018.

[@paulamorrison7771]

Swim in wonder

[@michelesnead]

Hi! I am trying to decide between the dip and discover and the hour long swim...any thoughts?

[@lust4lyfe101]

I’m doing this next week and I am so excited

[@dominicindoubt]

Going to Atlantis was the best choice of my life no doubt

[@marshaspandas9556]

im so exited to swim with dolphins!

[@MonicaAnaya123]

do they take pictures for u

[@briteeyebritt]

Do they provide life jackets for adults who can’t tread water or swim well?

[@mjay3757]

Yes

[@Splashstar216]

yes I only approve of marine life being kept like this!! Not like at Sea World where they live such short lives. I dont oppose exotic animals living in captivity bc ik w humans its better. They live much longer and better lives. But not the marine mammals. Living like these dolphins do are the literal best.

[@CadenceB]

How much did this cost

[@danielparvin9083]

A little bit more than $100

[@tyson5340]

231 per person

[@daisydaly4750]

What nonsense. This is not a real habitat. This is captivity.

[@makaylavahle372]

Those are dolphins that can't be released otherwise they would die and they love where they live they get some what of freedom and those a rescued dolphins not random dolphins they just take from the ocean at least they are safe from predators

[@marshaspandas9556]

If you even watched the video you would know that they give the dolphins plenty or room and food and whatever the dolphins need, they get. They also mention its not for show! This may not be a "real habitat" as you say but they take good care of these dolphins! And all the animals for that matter! They just want visitor's and dolphins to have a good time and have fun. Its not captivity!