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- Dry Tortugas (Fort Jefferson) Park+6Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $2,950
- Sunset cruise / dolphin cruise+4Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $250
- 2 Hour – Sunset Dolphin Cruise+3Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $369
- 2 Hour Tour – Sandbar-Dolphins-Fun - 6:00 PM+8Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $399
- 2 Hour – CRUZ'N Sandbar & Fun - 6:00 PM+8Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $399
- Scattering of Ashes+1Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $375
- 6 Hr – Crab Island - Wkdy - 8:30 AM+9Price for up to 16 peopleUS $1,500
- 8 Hour – Snorkel/Light Tackle+6Price for up to 8 peopleUS $1,595
- Private Islamorada Sunset Cruise+10Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $300
- 4 Hour – Ultimate Boating Adventure+3Price for up to 6 peopleUS $500
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What boaters say about Whale & Dolphin Watching
- 5.0/5(1 Hour – Dolphin Watching Tour - 5:30 PM)
Great, easy evening cruise and dolphin watch
Captain Mike was a wonderful guide for our family of 5! We enjoyed a low key cruise with plenty of opportunities to stop and watch the dolphins and birds. The kids especially loved being able to walk around the boat and see the large ships up close. It was a great experience for the whole family, and we hope to join Captain Mike for another excursion in the future!
- 5.0/5(1.5 Hour – Sunset Cruise)
Awesome!!!!
3 generations came ,all loved it. Captain even allowed my grandkids to pilot the boat. We saw many dolphins and a beautiful sunset to end the trip.
- 5.0/5(2 Hour – Customize Your Trip)
Kid friendly cruise!
Brett and Jenny were so accommodating. Their boat is very nice and comfortable. They knew where to take us to look for dolphins, snorkel, and recommended a great lunch spot where they dropped us off at. Our kids had an absolute blast. We would definitely book with The Salty Crook again!
- 5.0/5(4 Hour – Sandbar & Dolphin Tour)
AMAZING CAPTAIN!!!!
lauren was sooo amazing for our bachelorette trip! she went anove and beyond and we had so much fun! couldn’t recommend her enough!
- 5.0/5(2 Hour – Daytime Charter - 11:00 AM)
Chill & Authentic
Caltain Geoff is very chill and down-to-earth; our kind of person. He even alrayed the dog down with a hose at thendock because she got hot. Not much wind today—but we crusied oit yo sea woth the motor. it was enjoyable.
About Whale & Dolphin Watching
Whale & Dolphin Watching is a boat trip that brings you close to wild marine life. You head out with a licensed captain to look for blows, fins, and playful splashes. It is a calm yet thrilling way to enjoy the ocean and learn about these animals.
On the water, you scan the horizon while the crew watches for signs. Dolphins often ride the boat’s wake and leap beside you. Whales may breach, tail slap, or glide past at a safe distance, giving you time to watch and take photos.
Trips start at the dock with a short safety talk. The crew shows where life jackets, also called PFDs, are stored and how to use them. You cast off, cruise to likely spots, and the captain sets a gentle pace so everyone can see and learn.
This activity suits first-time boaters, families, and keen photographers. Wear layers, a hat, and soft, non-slip shoes. Bring sunscreen, water, and a camera, and consider motion sickness steps if the sea has a light chop.
Before you go, check local rules on wildlife viewing and boating. Some places require permits, set viewing distances, or limit how many boats can approach animals. Follow crew instructions, respect marine areas, and review safety and operating rules from the Coast Guard or your local authority.