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Dolphin Sanctuary Self Guided Kayak Tour
From $25.00
Activity Code: ADSK106
Multiple regions, South Australia
The Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary is an area of incredible beauty and ecological importance. The sheltered, tree lined creeks of this area are an ideal environment for a kayaking adventure. Travelling by kayak is a unique way to see the dolphins or view the ship wrecks in the Maritime Heritage Trail.
Dolphin Watch from Glenelg
From $48.00
Activity Code: TMTS101
Adelaide, South Australia
Dolphins are one of the Earth's most fascinating and curious creatures. We offer you this once in a lifetime encounter in which you will be touched forever.
Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary Guided Tours by Kayak
From $30.00
Activity Code: ADSK100
Adelaide, South Australia
Join us for one of Adelaide's best eco-adventures. The sheltered, tree lined creeks of the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary are an ideal environment for a kayaking adventure. Travelling by kayak is a unique way to see the dolphins or view the ship wrecks in the Maritime Heritage Trail.
Family Kayak Tour - Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary
From $25.00
Activity Code: ADSK102
Adelaide, South Australia
The Port River Dolphin Sanctuary Kayak is an ideal location for novices and children to experience the fun and adventure of kayaking. You can explore protected mangrove creeks, see some ship wrecks or search for dolphins. All the family can have fun and be active together!
Swim and Cruise with Dolphins
From $88.00
Activity Code: TMTS100
Adelaide, South Australia
Swim with wild common and bottlenose dolphins off our boat, Temptation - the first vessel in South Australia to be given a licence to swim with these magnificent mammals.