Southern Star Dolphin Cruise

Alan63
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Southern Star Dolphin Cruse

  • February 17, 2006
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Ratlie from Springdale, Arkansas
If you want to take a quick and relaxing cruise along the waters of Destin, then this is the cruise for you. My husband and I did the morning dolphin excursion. If you are prone to get seasick I suggest taking some medicine beforehand. Otherwise, kick-back, enjoy the music and the crisp morning air as you cruise around in search of Dolphins. You are guaranteed a sighting and the captains are so eager to give you one, that if your 2 hour cruise time is up they will often continue cruising around with permission of guests to find a dolphin or two. We also did the sunset dolphin cruise, which was by far the best. Upon boarding the cruise ship, they take your picture at the top of the boat, that you can pick up after the cruise for a nice momento. Great music is playing overhead as you cruise around and you will definitely see dolphins. But on this cruise what may be better than the dolphins, is definitely the sunset. It is just a spectacular view and is sure to be a romantic experience for you and a loved one. For those of you with children, the children are asked to come up to meet the captain and get the chance to "steer" the boat for a minute while wearing the captain's hat. Make sure to have your camera as you will get several photo opportunities on this cruise.

From journal Honeymoon in Destin

Southern Star Dolphin Cruse

  • July 8, 2003
  • Rated 3 of 5 by Alan63 from Minford, Ohio
Southern Star Dolphin Cruse

Southern Star is a large boat that has three levels. The top level has bench seats arranged church-style for a good view on both sides of the boat. The middle level has a bench seat that goes all the way around the outer edge of the boat and a concession stand in the middle section of the boat where you can buy hot dogs, soda, chips, and candy bars. The lower level of the boat has glass panels in it so you can see what is under the boat.

On the day we went out, the water was rough in the Gulf so the captain stayed in the sound. We did not have a very good first time trip. The water was dark and all we got to see were a few fins come out of the water. You really had to be looking in the right place at the right time to see them.

From journal A Wonderful Week In Destin

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