Our dolphins are used to be close human beings, plus, you will totally trust in our certified trainers. If you follow all their instructions and carefully treat our dolphins, all of you, guys, will enjoy those moments in the water.

Dolphins are active animals searching always for entertainment. They are curious about humans and playful. Treat them with care and follow all instructions, then everyone will have fun!

Our dolphinariums are 14 ft in depth.

Not necessarily. We use life vests.

Bring a bathing suit, cap or hat and biodegradable sunscreen. Sandals or aqua-socks will be useful at the dolphinarium but you will have to take them off while being in the water to protect dolphins from injuries.

You might need it for snacks, tips and lockers deposit. We also have boutiques where you will find great items; you will want to buy a souvenir.

Yes, for security reasons, the use of life vests is compulsory for all participants –kids and adults- in all swim with dolphins programs.

Dolphins have a varied and healthy diet. We give them some kinds of fishes like mackerel, herring, and calamari. A dolphin eats an average of 10 or 22 kg per day.

Dolphins in the wild live from 30 to 35 years, however, under human care they live more than 40 years. There is a record a dolphin that lived 52 years.

There are 32 types of marine dolphins, 5 river dolphins and 6 porpoises.

We have bottlenose dolphins. They have that name because when they have their beak over the water, it resembles a floating bottle.

Dolphins are always alert; they don’t sleep the same way as terrestrial mammals. To “take a nap”, dolphins never close their eyes; a part of their brain stays relaxed while the other keeps working, that way they are alert against predators.

Dolphins are marine mammals. The gestation period lasts about 12 months, with a labor of 30 minutes or 3 hours.

Yes, all dolphin swim program should pay admission to the park.