So this experience was, as others have stated, a Royal Caribbean cruise line excursion. We opted for the manatee interaction/sea lion show option. It had food and beverages included. That's was a plus! However the food? Was .. not explemplory. I had no issue (in theory) eating outside as we were wet. BUT the sewage smell was VERY unpleasant. I found the NO PICS to be very sketchy. I mean I get wanting to make money off the pics they take, which is completely what it is. But I can't say I agree with it. I was under the impression it was for animals safety, but that is not the case. I went to take a pic (while out of the water and walking away from the experience area, and was told sternly "NO PICS"!!! Which of course I complied. But it left a bad taste in my mouth. The decking around the animal experience needs some tending to as there are many places with weak boards. Now (other than picture girl) the rest of the staff were welcoming knowledgeable and very nice!!! The pool area and swim up bar was refreshing and cool (it was August so super hot). As a little trip with low expectations? It's an ok time. I got to touch and interact (for 5 mins "- that's the time frame given) with manatees and the dolphins also came up to be pet which was a nice surprise and welcomed!! The sea lion show was cute! I'm sorry I wasn't able to get pics to show here but I will share what I did get? Also? Seal show done in Spanish so if you don't speak it it's difficult to follow. (I speak little bit could middle read more

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Visited this facility on a cruise ship excursion. They offer dolphin, manatee, and sea lion encounters. I did the manatee and sea lion encounters and found the experience absolutely amazing. I was hesitant to go because I know that many companies like this aren't very humane to the animals. After visiting, I can't speak credibly about how this specific company is with the animals. However, I was happy to see that the dolphins and manatees were in large ocean-based pens. Also, the first manatees my group got in the water with weren't in the mood to interact. The tour operator moved our group to different manatees- definitely the right move to not force them. Some of the things I did in addition to the animal encounters were, 1- watch the sea lion show, 2-swim in their pool, 3- eat at the Dolphin View restaurant. All three of those were solid. In particular, hopping in the pool after visiting the sea lion habitat which didn't feel super clean (but was probably appropriate for the animals). The food at Dolphin View was good. Not mind blowing, but was included in the tour and included margaritas (yum!). There is a rental fee for lockers and the experience/cost of buying photos is horrible (as I anticipated). The photo packages are exorbitantly priced. However, they are somewhat negotiable if you begin to walk away. You aren't allowed to take your own photos. So, be ready to pay if you want them! Also, bring sandals or water shoes if you are visiting with dolphins or manatees. The ground is hot and the deck is splintery. Also, it is a long walk and you can leave your sandals on the dock. The ocean based in-water landing is slick, mossy, and is rough on your feet. So, water shoes are a great move if you want extra protection. Overall, I liked my visit and will cherish getting to interact with the animals. The interactions were long and there were multiple photo ops with the animals. I mean- who doesn't want a manatee kiss?! I had fun. read more

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We booked the excursion in Cozumel through our cruise a year ago. Our only issue was, we booked it for both Dolphin and Manatee but somehow it changed to only Manatee (this was a Royal Caribbean issue, we were pretty disappointed in the lack of communication with the cruise line). Once we arrived at the port, we were placed in a taxi to Chankanaab. When we got there, our tour guide walked us through what to expect, and we all changed into our swimwear. They had lockers available for use, for free! We met manatees Angel and Josie, they were so gentle and sweet. We even got to feed them lettuce, which was such a fun moment for my kids. Two years ago, we did a different excursion with dolphins and my daughter was terrified of the splashing. This one felt way more kid friendly and calm. I definitely recommend it for families with younger kids, especially if they don't like salt water splashing all over them. The excursion also included access to the pool, unlimited food and drinks, and snorkeling. You do need to rent gear if you didn't bring your own. The line for food was long and no wet clothes were allowed inside. I had to get in line multiple times to bring food for my family. The service was amazing though. Israel kept our drinks coming. Overall, it was a great day and a much better experience than the one we had before. read more

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We had a wonderful time at Dolphin Discovery. We booked our trip through "Shore Excursions" not the cruise ship. We did the Royal swim which included time with the dolphins and a chance to meet the manatees. Lockers and lunch were also included in the Royal Swim. They told us to go and grab a life vest. Definitely do wear some shoes as the ground can get hot. After we got our life vest, then it was a little confusing about when we would get to go. We sat at the waiting area. We ended up starting around 20 minutes late. The staff wasn't really very clear during that waiting period as to what was happening. The experience itself was of course fantastic! Plan on buying the pictures. :) They are definitely worth it and when will be the next time you get this opportunity. Cameras are not allowed down at the area where you have your experience. read more

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Very mixed feelings. First we booked this through Royal Caribbean Cruise line(RCL) for our New Year Eve cruise. It's under the Dolphin Swim & Experience - all inclusive. Get booked this early to get a "discount" - 2 Adults and 1 kids was $356.97. I don't think there was a price difference between adults/kids. This organization is pretty well organized for as many people as they herd through to see the dolphins - literally herd. Finding where to go when disembarking the ship was pretty easy. There are clearly marked zones. We were greeted by our handler Omar. He was nice, spoke English well. He wasn't overly clear and concise on all the instructions or times. Sometimes giving 2 pieces of different information in a matter of a few minutes or giving incorrect information. I think perhaps it's because of the amount of information he gave to you. I'll start with the easy part - the all inclusive. The food was a C- at best. They had multiple "restaurants". We were allowed to eat in the VIP on which is upstairs, but make no mistake - the food was all the same. They did have all you can drink booze. They had a pretty decent beer and bottom shelf liquor. They also had soft drink from a 2 liter. You also had access to a nice private beach, sea lion show and some Mayan ruin replicas. Once the dolphin excursion started, they were fast and efficient. Herding people in and out. We were able to pet the dolphin, give it a kiss( for the camera), be pushed on a boogie board, and ride it. While people were swimming out, that is when the minor touch point occurred. Hindsight, I feel terrible for the dolphins. Not gonna lie it was cool to get so close and personal, but the dolphins are basically slaves working all day on these excursions. They do provide a living for many locals, and appear well kept. They are not in an aquarium, rather they are fenced into the ocean. I think the thing that frustrated me the most was they were watching folks like hawks not to take pictures. Absolutely no phones or cameras. The reason for this is they wanted to see you an all-inclusive photo package for $185 or $285 - I forget. They were rather rude on this. I didn't realize this at first and got "caught" and they were pretty rude in it. Ended up buying in picture for $40. And it wasn't even a print. It was a digital download and you had to download their app. So if you wanna get pictures, get a high zoom camera and go for high ground. It's unfortunate that you gotta spend at least 500+ dollar for 3 to capture all the memories. read more

Absolutely the worst experience ever 2 of us paid for the 169.00 dolphin deal "Free" lunch BS my boyfriend brought his plate out to sit & eat. I grabbed 1 chip off his plate the lady came out & said I owed 20.00 I said I'm not eating she said you did. No I had a bite of 1 chip that was it she demanded that we pay 40.00 I said no 2 of us are not eating. She got the police & told us we now owe 67.00 I said for what? No one ate or drank anything. She said it was 67.00 for our "actions" or we would be arrested this is inside the discovery dolphin resort area BEWARE true Extortion! read more

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The dolphins get five stars but the photo scam gets negative stars , I did not haggle hard so I paid regular price which was $140 for 41 digital photos for two people ... other members in tour were able to get price down after haggling ... they should just post a fair price that everyone pays so that doesn't leave people feeling ripped off and feeling annoyed. Dolphins were adorable thought and at least they are in this ocean like setting versus in a zoo like setting. read more

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Do you like highway robbery?! This place is an absolute ripoff. For my family and I, we purchased a dolphin swim package of about four hundred dollars. Experience was very rushed. The facilities, including the locker room, were dirty and not well maintained. We also I paid for the buffet which was refried beans and melted cheese and some old and disgusting watermelon. So here's the kicker. I wanted a photo of my son with the dolphins. They are charging forty dollars for each photo!!! So far our family, The cost of the photos would have been more than the actual cost of the experience at about five hundred dollars!!! I've had experience with other another dolphin swims in cancun. There, they charge ten dollars or so for a printed photo with a frame. So the cost here is four hundred percent more, and they don't print the photo or give you a frame or give you anY type of discounted pricing. So if you like a place that takes advantage its customers and has exorbitant prices with terrible food and poorly kept facilities you have found the perfect place. read more

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Price Transparency Issues - Read Before Booking IMPORTANT PRICING INFO FOR TRAVELERS: Be aware there are two very different price structures that aren't clearly displayed together: * Advance booking price (2+ days ahead): $81.75 per Kids Royal Package * Walk-in price: $169.00 per Kids Royal Package * Difference: $87.25 MORE per package for walk-ins Our Experience: We visited during our cruise stop in Cozumel and were shocked by the significant price difference. While their website does mention requiring 2-day advance booking for the lower price (which I missed), the walk-in price of $169 isn't prominently displayed. For our family of four (2 kids packages + 2 adult passes), this meant paying $194.50 more than expected. Cons: * Walk-in prices are more than double advance booking rates * Walk-in rates aren't clearly displayed on website * No flexibility on pricing even when showing website rates * Unexpected expenses can significantly impact vacation budget Tips for Future Visitors: 1. BOOK AT LEAST 2 DAYS IN ADVANCE for the advertised website rate 2. If you can't book ahead, budget for nearly double the website price 3. Call ahead to confirm current walk-in rates 4. Get written confirmation of your price if booking ahead This review is intended to help other travelers better prepare and budget for their visit. While the facility itself may be fine, the lack of clear pricing communication significantly impacted our experience and budget. Date of visit: 12.21.2024 Type of visit: ship shore excursion Group size: Family of 4 read more

Cozumel Chankanaab was great, plenty to see and do. The food was amazing and servers were great. Do not do the Dolphin Discovery though. We paid for a dolphin swim. They didn't tell us under 6 couldn't do the swim just the interaction. So the waves were a little rough that day so I couldn't hold my grandson becuase I'm not very big so my husband couldn't do the swim or even the interaction. So went to customer service let them know that my husband didn't get to participate at all becuase helping my grandson. I even offered to just get the difference in refund for the interaction with dolphin for my husband even though he didn't get to participate in the swim or interaction and they wouldn't even give me that. Then when you get photos they are very pushy and when they take photos at the swim they hurry through them. So didn't get to do much on Chankanaab becuase of dealing with customer service and photo people. Would not recommend to anyone lost a lot of money. read more

We decided to book directly from Dolphin Discovery as opposed to through the cruise line for our Cozumel excursion to Chankanaab and I was SO glad we did!!! Easy 10 minute taxi ride from port, simple check in process, gorgeous beach and snorkeling and the dolphin VIP Royal Swim was everything we ever hoped for!! 10/10 recommend and would book again in a heartbeat. Pictures are a pretty penny, but worth it for a once in a lifetime experience. read more

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Interesting place. I'll break this review in to 2 parts. Part 1 being the dolphin experience. Part 2 will be everything outside of that. Part 1 - The dolphin experience was straight up amazing. The care takers worked real hard to make the experience memorable for everyone. Even those who were scared of the dolphins (5y/o, etc). I can't say anything outside of how cool it was to be able to interact with the dolphins AND manatee's. Was it worth the cost of admission? IMO - yes. I would do it again in a heartbeat. Part 2 - Everything outside of the dolphin experience is where they get you. Brace yourself for this part. The pictures is where this place really makes their money. They do not allow pictures anywhere that would allow you to create your own memory. The first thing they will try to sell you on is the 'album'. The album with a family picture will be a whopping $245 (as of Jan - 2020). We chose not to go that route. However, when you get out, they will then lead you to a station that will have all your pictures available for viewing. From there, if you want to digitally download everything, it'll cost $210. Basically - if you want some pictures, it'll be at least $200. Food - I didn't go the whole "VIP" experience as others did but the buffet is a very basic buffet that just 'works'. I took advantage of the free beers and just called it. I wasn't here for a big fancy meal so I just called it what it was - food that'll process in my body for sustenance. If you're wondering - Cozumel has one source of income - tourism. So if you're wondering why EVERYONE seems like they're trying to nickel and dime you... it's b/c they are. Food Taste: 3 Overall Service: 4 Value of food to cost: N/A Facility: 4 Repeat customer: no Dog Friendly: no read more

Money pit operation, $$$$ for everything on top of the entrance fee. We got the VIP tickets and were constantly harassed by the workers over the amount of drinks we were having. Just very rude customer service. As I spend my day here, I felt guilty giving them my money, as I looked at their business model, which is keeping dolphins in captivity for tourist to ride on them. It just gave me an very uneasy feeling to have contributed to the dolphins held hostage for tourist to enjoy. If they can treat the human customer poorly, can you imagine what they do to the Dolphins when the tourist are gone. read more

I am so sorry to see a bunch of whiners. I absolutely love going there, and have swam with the dolphins, stingrays and manatees. They are treated extremely well, and most have been rescued. This is nothing like Sea World, and to compare it in any way is ridiculous. If you felt so strongly about cages and all, why did you book this excursion? Complaining and whining about something you forgot to do, by you not returning the key is so dumb! This was your fault, and if you would had phoned them, I am sure they would had worked something out with you. Try it yourself, have your own experience, but don't rely on someone as the Memo R. or a negative review to decide for you. I live in Indiana and have been there three times, and have loved each time. read more

We cancelled our visit well before their 5-day-in-advance requirement. After numerous calls and emails, we have yet to get a refund. It's apparently not just us, our friends are also getting the run around. Beware! read more

Bad experience, we don't pay this prices in San Diego, dolphins should not be aloud to live in cages, it wasn't even safe for my 7 yr old since waves were super strong, floor was slippery and you have to hold on to a metal fence, they ask you for your ID to use one of their lockers and to make sure they get back the key people forget to drop off the key it happen to us and wife didn't realize till we we're heading back to playas del Carmen, had to take the first Ferry back the island take 2 taxis to pick up my ID and return the dam key but I was shock, shock they pull a metal box with at least 200 Mexican and USA ID I was not the only one and they should ask for a $15 to $20 dollar deposit to replace the dam key just like other places we went to. Muy mala experiencia, los Delphine's no deberían de vivir en jaulas, los precios están demasiado altos pero eso no es todo, no es recordable para niños porque las olas están demasiado fuertes y el piso está resbaloso y te tienes k detener de un alambrado, nos pidieron una identificación de depósito para regresar la llave de el locker para atrás eso es ilegal es tu información personal, un depósito de dinero sería lo adecuado, mi esposa se le olvidó entregarla y tuve k regresar la siguiente mañana a recogerla, tuve k agarrar el ferry y 2 taxis pero esa no fue mi sorpresa sacaron una caja de metal con mas de 100 identificaciónes mexicanas y americanas si se te olvida la llave Lla te fregaste un depósito de $15 ha $20 sería lo correcto para remplazar la mierda llave estas cosas pasan y son comunes. read more

We had an absolute blast during our Swim Adventure with Brenda. We got the meet manatees and swim with dolphins. Best of all Brenda was super friendly, inviting, knowledgeable and patient! Definitely 10/10 recommend read more

Such a great experience with the dolphins!! They definitely get you on the pictures but that is well known so we knew we'd pay big bucks for pics. Worth every penny to see my kids smiling like that on the belly of a dolphin! read more

Horrible experience! Paid for the vip premium food package which stated it included steak and lobster see the attached photos and once we (party of 8 at 45 per person) we were told it was not included. The 18/pre person buffet was a better option save your money!!! Complete RIP off!!!! They also mention a dolphin show which isn't a show! Worst experience in cozumel! read more

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This place used to be our fave but with COVID there were less things you can do with the animals. When we visited in 2019 we were given time in the water (off fence) to feed the manatees and 'swim' with them for 5-10 min. Now, less interaction & no swim time at all. That lost the magic a bit for us. We did enjoy our manatee guide this time-Elizabeth. She was informative and nice! Pictures were outrageous cost. Buy them included in your package before you arrive. Food was not good- which is weird because before in 2019 we came and liked it. Not sure what changed. Drinks were strong & good. Servers were fast. read more

Expensive, but a surprisingly great time, especially if you're visiting with children. We splurged and went with the 2 dolphin "Royal" dolphin discovery experience. The experience of rocketing above the water, propelled by two dolphins is really incredible. The dolphin caretakers also seem to take really great care of the animals and take their time to explain dolphin behavior and science to you. read more

We took this package for 6 ppl. Because its something the kids can do since they wanted to swim. Kids enjoyed the snorkling but the food was horrible. Its a buffet of whatever the cook can cook. I was only able to eat the pork butt with sauce and the rice and rice with milk and Jello. Ive been to Mexico and had better Authentic Mexican food. The guide were good. Speaks good english Angel. And thats the 3 stars read more

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Include on excursion, but extra $99 for personal swim with dolphins. Overall settled for the kiss on hand by dolphins it was free. But probably would have paid, but not into dolphins , but got to view new born baby dolphins with their mom so that was nice . read more

Had a wonderful day, and got an amazing deal online from Diego. The only mark down is the food sucked. Cold fries and chicken, paired with Mexican. I would say upgrade the food and you have the best day ever! So IMPRESSED! read more

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Loved our encounter experience. We got to interact with manatees and dolphins which was great! The food was fine not great. The drinks also were okay. We didn't end up watching the sea lion show but it looks fun. The gift shop is well priced compared to other places! read more

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I just returned from a scuba trip to Cozumel. Dolphin Discovery was walking distance from our hotel. I stopped in with my kids assuming the encounter dolphin experience would be visiting dolphins in the ocean. Instead I saw small netting enclosures where these highly intelligent animals are kept day and night. The ocean is right beyond their enclosures but these poor dolphins will only spend their days performing for people. If you spend money here your keeping them locked up. read more

We were on a cruise ship, so we had limited time at the park. We would have loved to stay longer because we were having so much fun! The park was very nice with lots to do. I HIGHLY recommend purchasing the encounter that includes the photos in advance online (or over the phone to see if you can get a better rate). If you wait until after the encounter to purchase the photos it is is soooo expensive! We purchased the VIP Dolphin Royal Swim w/Memories pkg. The buffet was just so-so food, but the drinks were great. If you have snorkel gear, bring it and snorkel on your own at the beach. Lots of fish to see. Our time with the dolphins was adequate, and the kids loved the experience (as did the adults). This experience was a vacation highlight for sure! read more

This was a great excursion we went on during our cruise. The ride from the port to the Dolphin Discovery was short and full of great of Mexico's little shops and bars. I would definitely recommend the VIP package for an extra 50 dollars. You get a longer time with the dolphins and a private deck to enjoy lunch and the view afterwards. The dolphins were absolutely wonderful. Our dolphin took us for a short ride and showed us all his cool tricks. I would come here over and over again. 1 time isn't enough!! read more

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The restaurant experience is a complete scam! We we're told the VIP premium food package included seafood and we're then told the package we paid for was a lesser package after paying for the package!! The menu which states it's part of the premium package, is NOTwhat you're paying for! Save your money and don't be scammed! Same thing with the dolphin tour, we we're told we would get all digial photos and 1 printed picture; after the tour we we're told it was only the digital pictures. It not a matter of cost but a matter of not being scammed read more

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The dolphin interaction was nice, but be ready for the sales to begin. You can't take a go pro or camera, the whole interaction is photographed and they direct you to kiosk right as you leave the dock. We paid $89 pp to basically be walked through a pressure sales pitch. Food "included" was a picked over and dirty buffet area and the drinks included were watered down drinks or mini cups of cerveza. Was not impressed. Beach was nice. Pay the $12 pp entry fee and a $8 taxi ride and save some money. read more

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This is how the dolphins live when no one is looking. Dolphins don't belong in tanks - they can swim up to 96 km/day, stay with their mothers for life, and even have their own name in the wild. They suffer here; they can do up to 15 of the same interactions each day. One dolphin's excrement is the same as 4-6 humans. These dolphins are forcibly bred, separated from their mothers, and confined all in the name of vacation entertainment. Please look into what their life is really like when they live in these sleezy facilities. read more

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I'm a weirdo. I think I'm one of the few people in the world really don't care that much about dolphins. I mean I don't dislike them, but I'm not like other people who seem to be enraptured by them. Other people like my kids and wife. So when we had the opportunity to do a short excursion on a recent cruise, doing a dolphin encounter seemed like a natural fit for fun. Our guide was Fernando, who is awesome. We followed Fernando's instructions and everything went well. Just a quick ride from the Port to the place. Plenty to see and do in the complex, way more than we had time for. The buffet was okay. The dolphin encounter was actually pretty cool. However what is absolutely not cool is the total and complete money grab at the end around photographs. They don't let you take photos on your own. But they have someone there taking 1 million photos a second while you're in with the dolphins. Do you want one photo? $40. Do you want two? $80. A skinny little book with about 20 pictures in it? $240. From the moment I was done with the dolphin encounter and entered what I will call photograph hell, the excursion went from five stars amazing to one star unbearable. So I'll settle with three stars. Should you do it? Should you go? Yes. But know that at the end the whole experience will nose dive badly. If you are ready for it it may not be so bad. read more

We booked swimming with Dolphins through shoreexcursionsgroup.com. Our travel agent said it would be cheaper to go through them then it would Royal Caribbean. We did have to pay for a taxi to get to Chankanaab but it was worth it. Once we got there they were able to move our time up from 2pm to 10:10am. Jaqueline (probably spelled wrong) was our dolphin guide and she was great. We had 3 kids in our party, ages 7,4 and 2 and she was very patient with them. Unlimited food and drink was included in our package. The food was a buffet and it was delicious! I was very nervous to try the food but it didn't disappoint. We ended up hanging out by the pool the rest of the day and watching the Sea Lion show. My kids LOVED the sea lions too. Overall, we will definitely be back. read more

First, we got there early to avoid the gathering crowd arriving late morning. This place feels like Disneyland and will pack tourists in to the absolute limit. Second, it's not cheap to enter and have a 'dolphin experience' (varying costs depending on the experience) but the photos are a TOTAL RIP OFF. For each group they have a 'guide/photographer' bringing you to the platform where you'll meet the dolphin trainer and enter the water. Your Mexican guide will hover above you and shoot dozens of pictures that you'll later review when you return to the sales center. And here comes the HUGE surprise: these pictures (unprofessional though they are) will cost you roughly $55 apiece. To me, considering you pay roughly $100 for the experience in the first place, this pricing is GOUGING. Classic caveat emptor: let the buyer beware. SHAMEFUL. I can't understand why others who've rated this park haven't loudly complained about the same practice. EXTORTION. Third, the inclusive buffet wasn't something you'd wish to pay more than $5 in the States. The waiters, hustling drinks to your table, are expecting handsome tips in return--who can help them when you're already dropping money right and left? PITIFUL. Finally, the swimming area was so full of seaweed debris and crowded that only the brave or desperate attempted to go in. FILTHY Over all, this place searches for nearly every opportunity to pry $20 bills from your wallet--and leverages your 'dolphin experience' to similarly collect $50 bills. Way, way, way too expensive and opportunistic to return. I recommend looking for other dolphin encounters and skip this place. read more

Avoid at all costs! This place isn't even worthy of one star. My mother and daughter got injured on this excursion because the waves were too rough, throwing them against the rusty chain link fence. The trainer asked me to hold onto other people in our group in the water because of the rough conditions when I was trying to hold onto my 4 and 5 year old as well. The trainer was unsympathetic as the waves went over my children's heads frightening them. Their main concern was getting their photographs so you could pay $75 per person for your photo instead of helping a scared child out of the water. Extremely disappointed. Bad customer service as well. read more

Amazing experience and the photo package was fantastic we loved the entire experience and the staff were super nice and professional also swam with a manatee which we didn't expect read more

Nice place to spend the day...we signed up for the dolphin encounter. It was an amazing experience! They do not allow you to take your own pictures...well because they take them for you and charge you an arm and a leg for it! (Pictures of one person for $70 or you pay $40 for ONE picture! You get to kiss, handshake, bellyride on the dolphin so how can you possibly just pick ONE picture???) Snorkeling was fun. The guide was VERY helpful after we told him that i couldnt swim and was afraid to. He let me hold on to the rescue buoy the whole time while he practically swam for me. My fiance and his son went scuba diving and they said it waa amazing! (Of course that was another package of pictures to pay for...) once in a lifetime right? When you first arrive they give you a ticket to get a free pendant or earrings aa a souvenir when you leave. Of course they neglected to tell you what time the store closed at the end of the day so we couldnt get ours. So that and the prices for the pictures was the reason it only got three stars from me...everything else was very nice. You also get a free ride back to the hotel! Definitely recommend this place if you dont mind spending some extra...extra...money. read more

This was a great time, and honestly I don't care how much the pictures cost or the ticket costs - this is just a downright great time. Swimming with dolphins and interacting with them is an experience I will never forget, and the pictures taken of me were awesome. I bought them all. read more

We did the Dolphin Push Pull and Swim while on a cruise. The trainer was extremely rude and was hollering at everyone in the group. He was very upset that there were several small children in our group that could not swim and it slowed him down and he had to get a lifeguard to help. I will never do this in Cozumel again nor will I ever recommend this to anyone. Do it in Jamaica instead. read more

Fun and memorable, photos quite expensive but worth getting at least one or two. Lockers available and meal provided with tour, along with transportation. Fun day and kid friendly ! read more