Vacationers are always on the lookout for hidden gems when they choose a destination and this one is at the top of the list. Myrtle Beach Dolphin Cruises is a must for anyone in the mood to go on a boat ride and see animals that you don’t get to see every day. This is the ONLY charter cruise in Myrtle Beach that guarantees dolphin sightings with free tickets issued to anyone who is not able to spot the ocean’s sleek, graceful creatures. (Ripley’s Aquarium does not have dolphins.)
The cruise boards at the Little River Marina and lasts for about two and a half hours. The speakers play music as the watercraft glides across the Intercoastal Waterway toward the Atlantic Ocean. Once on the open sea, the captain trails safely behind the many shrimping and fishing boats in the area, and this is when the fun begins.
Dolphins are very smart, and over the many years of sharing the water with humans, they have learned that boats with big nets mean lots of food. They follow these fishing trawlers in large groups and swim in and out of the nets, taking what they want. When they come to the surface for air, that’s when you get to see them up close in the wild. Environmental regulations require that a certain distance must be kept at all times, but Myrtle Beach Dolphin Cruises gets as close as legally allowable to give their guests the best views possible. As for the views, guests are encouraged to take all the pictures and video that they can, so be sure to bring cameras to go along with your sharp eyes.
Dolphins are not the only marine life to see on this cruise. Whenever free food is available, a number of other sea scavengers are on the prowl waiting to have their turn at the buffet. Sharks, turtles, and smaller fish are all possible animals that might pop out of the water to say “Hi”. When one boat pulls up their nets, the captain simply finds the next boat and heads toward it. These cruises are a great way to spend a few hours of the day.When planning your trip with Myrtle Beach Dolphin Cruises, also note that every boat provides ample seating with shaded areas. Along with unlimited photography, guests are also allowed to bring their own snacks and beverages including alcoholic ones. For those who wish to travel light, a selection of some provisions are available for sale on the boat, but be sure to come prepared with suntan lotion as the reflection of the sun off the water will cause sunburns faster than normal. Seasonal tickets are available, so reserve yours now and bring the family to the only dolphin attraction of Myrtle Beach.
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