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Swim with Dolphins

Spend your time in Puerto Vallarta with the most lovable, adorable creatures of the sea – swim with dolphins! The Puerto Vallarta dolphin swim shore excursion allows you plenty of personal time with your dolphin, as the groups are very small. Experience amazing face-to-face encounters with the dolphins, where you can touch, feed, play, learn and swim with them. This family-friendly Puerto Vallarta shore excursion will leave you with unforgettable memories.

What better way to spend your time in Puerto Vallarta than swimming with dolphins? Your 90-minute dolphin swim shore excursion transports you to a place where people and dolphins make lifelong connections. Your dreams of playing and swimming with these magnificent beauties of the ocean will come true. An environment of fun mixed with education and emotion will touch both your heart and mind during this memorable experience.

Your adventure begins with an interactive presentation on dolphin characteristics and how to use hand signals and positive reinforcement to communicate with your dolphin. Then, in groups of no more than five people per dolphin, you’ll head down to the dolphin lagoon for a 40-minute in-water experience with the dolphins.

Interacting with the dolphins leaves a lasting impression on everyone, so hop on the dolphin swim shore excursion today! It’s truly a must-do while you’re in port in Puerto Vallarta.

We recommend Vallarta Adventures for your activity planning in Puerto Vallarta, they are the largest and most reputable tour company in the area.

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