The staff on the boat really great with kids, captain loves a dance- so ladies treat him to one. Something you can be involved in as much or as little as you like- so if you’re not a get up and dance kinda person, you’re just fine sat down and taking in the scenery too. We took a water proof phone case, so got some amazing videos- highly recommend grabbing one of you intend to do this trip, for some great photos to look back on.Īfter this swim stop you head back to the harbour, with a very encouraging little dance party. Husband and daughter got into the water with them, and said the experience was amazing. Big ones, small ones, bobbing their heads out of the water, and just swimming around. They’re protected species, and the rules are very understandably in place for a reason (of course a few tourists who don’t listen) watching the turtles from the boat was so relaxing and a really wonderful experience. Few rules about not touching the turtles, not chasing them. Childrens life jackets also availiable, and crew super helpful getting everyone geared up and into the water.ĭiving show from one of the crew which can be watched from the glass bottom part of the boat.Īfter swim stop get to see lots of landmarks, churches, caves, lovers bridge.
Theres two slides, a larger adult, and smaller child friendly one. Here people could jump in with life jackets if required, or use the slides. We headed out, after a bit of sight seeing stopped for the first swim. In particular the Australian guy who was very knowledgeable. I’ll start by saying the whole crew AMAZING. I weren’t expecting amazing things, and thought it would be very standard- boy was I surprised!! €20 for adults €10 for kids, toddler was free. He was looking into going out snorkelling himself to do it, but found finding the locations etc a bit baffling.īooked the tickets as an anniversary present while we were there. This is something my husband had been wanting to do for ages. Booked a last minute trip on the glass bottom dolphin submarine, to swim with turtles.
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