Swimming With Dolphins in Cancun
If you're planning a trip to Cancun, you should consider taking a swim with dolphins. Not only is it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but it's also a fun and exciting way to spend one of your vacation days.
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Research all of the venues that offer dolphin swims in Cancun. Read reviews from other tourists and make sure the companies have good reputations. Choose a company that treats its animals well and is accredited by organizations such as the Alliance of Marine Parks and Aquariums. In addition, select a location fairly close to your hotel.
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Next, decide the level of interaction you would like to have with the dolphins. Most places offer two choices: a shorter, less-expensive option that allows you to wade in shallow water and interact with the animals or a longer program that allows you to actually swim with the dolphins.
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Due to the popularity of dolphins, you should book your swim several months in advance. Be prepared to pay anywhere between $150 and $250 per person.
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Make sure you obtain a confirmation number when your swim is reserved. Keep this and bring it with you in case there are any problems with your reservation.
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Print or write down the company's address. You may even want to map directions from your hotel to the location.
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Tips & Warnings
Reputable companies will provide life jackets, which means that even inexperienced swimmers can participate.
Bring cash or a credit card with you so that you can purchase souvenirs. Most places even sell DVDs or videos of your swim.
Females should wear a one-piece bathing suit during their swim.
Do not wear jewelry during your swim with the dolphins.
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