For anyone who's wished to be in the water with a dolphin, this is a dream come true. Home to a host of dolphins and sea lions, this research center offers you the opportunity to swim with dolphins, work with them on a submerged platform and participate in training programs. Various restrictions on age and height exist, so it would be wise to give them a call to see what program best suits you or your children. Some programs require a 30-day advanced notice. For prices and further information, visit their website.
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After an afternoon at this terrific research center, I learned more about dolphins than I ever thought I'd know. We came here as a group, with the BF and...
My ex and I were road tripping up the Overseas Highway, stopping at random places that looked awesome. We initially pulled in because of the giant 30'...
From the website (as it says it best): The Dolphin Research Center (DRC) is a not-for-profit education and research facility, home to a family of Atlantic...
“Dolphin Encounter”
We visited the DRC on 2/22/09 and we were amazed. Although the DRC is a "no frills" place to visit, we loved the day that we spent there. If yo...
“My Favorite Place in the world”
First I need to address those who have remarked in their reviews that DRC is "pricey" and that it does not measure up to showier parks. It is a...
“Excellent Experience for my children”
My boys (aged 12 and 9) will remember this experience for a long time to come and even though it is terribly, terribly expensive (I'll imagine ...
“Returned 2008”
2nd return...worse this time around. seems not many tourist in south Florida this year. This place offers little compared to other dolphin cent...
“You have to do it!”
This vacation i went to florida from the netherlands. i always wanted to swim with dolphins and this was the chance. well the people at the res...
“great place”
We went to this attraction by general admission, which means no petting, feeding, etc. But we did get to watch them train them, got to hear lec...
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