Dolphin Excursions--Aulani

[lovetotraveltx]

Has anyone used this company? They sail out of the Waianae, Hawaii.

Thank you!

 

[Psychodisney]

We did two years ago. It's a very unique experience. We went out on a small boat (somewhat like a dingy). There were about 20 people. Once they found the dolphins, we slipped in without fins and floated over the dolphins. They would pop up to get air every now and then. Very informative and cool. They had a professional photographer that sells a CD with photos. Lunch was included but nothing special. I'd recommend it. Here are a couple of photos.

http://i851.photobucket.com/albums/ab73/momdex/244.jpg

 

[lovetotraveltx]

We did two years ago. It's a very unique experience. We went out on a small boat (somewhat like a dingy). There were about 20 people. Once they found the dolphins, we slipped in without fins and floated over the dolphins. They would pop up to get air every now and then. Very informative and cool. They had a professional photographer that sells a CD with photos. Lunch was included but nothing special. I'd recommend it. Here are a couple of photos.

http://i851.photobucket.com/albums/ab73/momdex/244.jpg

Was that the name of the company you used? Do you use snorkel equipment or just swim freely?

Thank you!

 

[Psychodisney]

I'm pretty sure it is the same. I remember thinking it was a pretty lame name. There was a coupon in the Entertainment book that year.
We did two stops. First you float with your mask on but no fins. It's deep water. You don't wear the fins so the dolphins aren't disturbed or scared away. On the second stop we were able to snorkel at a great reef with sea turtles.