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To help us better serve you and our other guests, we appreciate any comments and feedback. Photos are great too! If you would like to share your experience with us please email us at info@adventuresinparadise.com. 

Check out a few photos that were recently submitted to us. 

"Sunset Dolphin Cruise. Thanks so much, again!" 
- Norbert & Carla Froese

"I took this picture today from the boat during the trip to North Captiva Island.  We had a wonderful time.  Thank you!" 

- Lilia Lopez (Shelling & Lunch Cruise)

"Here are a few pictures from my sunset dolphin cruise. Thank you for such an amazing experience." - Ms. Maya 

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What about them dolphins?

When do you see them the most? Is there a specific time of day more than another that you see dolphins?

In answer to one of the questions I hear most often, no. I see plenty of dolphins in the morning, afternoon, and in the evening! :)



 This photo was taken by Naturalist Matt on the Morning Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise.

                

Fun Fact: The dolphins seen on our excursions are called Bottlenose Dolphins. They can weigh up to 1,100 pounds. The average length though is 6 ½ feet to 12 feet and the average weight is from 330 pounds to 440 pounds.

This photo was taken by Naturalist Maxx on the  Afternoon Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise.

Fun Fact: You may hear dolphins referred to by various names. The young are called calves and the female adults are cows. The male adults are bulls and a group of them is often called a pod or a school.

This photo was taken by Illesore, a guest on the Sunset Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise.

Until next time. Naturalist Joshman here.