Panama Beach Dolphin Tours Economic

PANAMA CITY Beach -- Whales are a very rare sight at Panama City Beach. Sometimes, however, one may make an appearance close to shore, particularly in the winter months. There are many whale species that live and frequent the Gulf of Mexico.

The trick is to attract dolphins by making them float and adding some pilchards, Spanish sardines, or ballyhoo to the water. This is a fuel-efficient way of scoring, all while you sit around and chat with your friends and listen to some music.

Dolphin Swim Adventure rates are $170 Adult and $140 Children per person, plus tax.

St. Andrew Bay is home to one of the world’s largest resident populations of bottlenose dolphins, the iconic gray dolphins that most people are familiar with from television, movies, and marine parks. The dolphins of St. Andrew Bay are wild animals but they are accustomed to the presence of people and it is common for boaters on the Bay to find themselves among a group of swimming, feeding, and playing dolphins.

Sigsbee Deep is the deepest point in the Gulf of Mexico. It lies at 17,070 feet (5203 meters) below the Mexico Basin's sea level.

"We had a great experience! Captain Dave was fantastic. He took us to a place where dolphins are often seen. We were lucky enough to swim with the dolphins and snorkel with them. It was an amazing adventure, which I am now able to add to my bucket list. I highly recommend Panama Beach Dolphin Tours LLC.