Dolphin swim

[jenifferf00]

I know it's a bit taboo. However, we are looking into this excursion in Cozumel and I have some questions for those that have done it.

1. How are the facilities for swimming after the dolphin part is over?
2. Has anyone booked through Dolphinaris vs through DCL? I've looked at their website and it would be about $200 less if we booked direct.
3. Is there food there for lunch?

Thank you for the info, and for not flaming me!

 

[twindaddy]

I know it's a bit taboo. However, we are looking into this excursion in Cozumel and I have some questions for those that have done it.

1. How are the facilities for swimming after the dolphin part is over?
2. Has anyone booked through Dolphinaris vs through DCL? I've looked at their website and it would be about $200 less if we booked direct.
3. Is there food there for lunch?

Thank you for the info, and for not flaming me!

Dont apologize. Some people are against it, some are not. Do what you feel is right and enjoy your cruise!

 

[xmansmom]

We did the one at Chankanaab. We were with friends who had been there many times so we didn't book an excursion. Instead, we shared a cab and booked it when we were entering. Please note that we were there early and our dolphin encounter was in the afternoon. If we hadn't gotten in that time slot we'd have had to skip it so it may be a good idea to book it ahead. Anyway, I'm glad we were with our friends because it was the exact same dolphin encounter and we saved money. In addition to the dolphins, they had a swimming pool, restaurant and tables/chairs on the beach. The kids really enjoyed it there.