In this 20-minute program, children and adults alike, will enjoy the company of their new dolphin friends in Ocho Rios. Learn about dolphins in the educational introductory presentation then have an encounter with the dolphins from the security of the shallows. Being extremely sociable, they will enjoy your company, as you will theirs. Caress and touch the dolphins and view them up close!
Highlights
- Dolphin program in Ocho Rios
- Presentation and narration about dolphins
- Caress and touch the dolphins
- Tropical jungle with reptiles, birds and fish
Useful Information
The Dolphin Cove Jungle trails meander through dense tropical foliage interspersed with indigenous animals and birds in their natural habitat. Iguanas, snakes and other reptiles are fed as intriguing stories are narrated by the experienced guides. Birds of the Caribbean and South America - macaws and parrots, entertain you and allow you to touch and be photographed with them. Their stunning beauty and antics are sure to delight you! Stingrays, eels, fish and turtles are but a few of the fascinating sea creatures you will see as the trail passes the seaside lagoon. Hear the beat of the Jungle Drums as they syncopate Caribbean rhythms. Then meet Jah Michael, the resident craftsman, as he weaves indigenous palm fronds into dolphin welcome mats.
Finally, enjoy a taste of Jamaica from a fruit-lady's cart located along the Jungle Trail. Fresh pineapple, coconut, citrus or other tasty Jamaican fruits are available to try.
Please allow a minimum of 3 hours at Dolphin Cove at Treasure Reef in order to enjoy the park and facilities.
Please Note:
- Infants under 6 years old may touch the dolphins FREE of cost with a paying adult. However, they must be held by the paying adult whilst touching the dolphin
Reviewed by Bruce B, August 2012
We had a great time a dolphin cove. Our children really enjoyed swimming with the dolphins and snorkeling. We also got a great deal from Viator. No issues... I will add the transfers to and from your hotel are not included so you would either need to get a cab or arrange for Dolphn Cove transfers (cab might be less restricting and cheaper). If you use Dolphin cove transfers they will tell you what time you have to be ready for the bus and you might feel rushed through the park as there is lots to do. We felt very rushed.
Reviewed by Tabitha O, April 2012
Greatest experience of my Life!!!
