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Captain Mike’s Dolphin Adventure

I’ll admit it. I was already partial to Captain Mike’s Dolphin Adventure, out on Tybee Island, because I like anything featuring my own name. Mike & Ike’s? Delicious. Michael Jackson? The greatest ever. Mike the Headless Chicken? Best headless chicken ever. Mikes rule, and so it was no surprise to discover that Captain Mike’s Dolphin Adventure was totally awesome.

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Mike's Dolphin Adventure in Savannah

During our hour-long journey into the ocean, we saw probably over a hundred dolphins. Fine, they might have been the same dolphins over and over again, but we had well over a hundred “sightings.” Jumping dolphins, playful dolphins, sassy dolphins. One dolphin swam right alongside our boat, and I swear he was looking at me, so I named him “Mike”. He was my favorite.

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Our guide was great, too. The whole time, she was sharing fun facts while continuing to direct our attention toward the dolphins. “Did you know that (3 o’clock!) while dolphins sleep, they keep one side of their brain (Jumper, 11 o’clock!) active at a time?” I don’t know how she spotted them so quickly, but her eyes were always well ahead of mine.

This tour is a great deal, both for the dolphin spotting and for the excursion out onto the water. If you even see one dolphin, it’d be hard to walk away dissatisfied, and if our excursion was anything like typical, you should see a lot more than one.

Captain Mike’s Dolphin Adventure is not offering any more tours, alternatively you can book tours with Captain Derek.

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Dolphin FAQs

Savannah Dolphins FAQs

What kind of dolphins can you see near Tybee Island?

The waters around Tybee Island are primarily inhabited by bottlenose dolphins, which are the most prevalent species in the area. Known for their playful characteristics, these dolphins are often observed swimming near boats, leaping from the surface, or hunting for fish.

2. When is the best time to see dolphins near Tybee Island?

While dolphins can be observed at any time of the year, they tend to be more active during the warmer seasons, spanning from spring to fall, when the waters are heated and fish are in greater supply. The best opportunities for sightings often occur during early morning and late afternoon excursions.

How long do dolphin tours last?

Most tours last between 1.5 to 2 hours, but private tours may offer longer trips.


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