Swim with dolphins

on this website want to do this, certainly is a good reason why, dolphins are one of the only other animals who have fun and they are a wonderful creature.

I did this with a tour out of Adelaide – Glenelg and we all got into wetsuits in the boat and then went into the water where we had to hold onto a rope and watch the dolphins, I personally wouldn’t really call it swimming with them, but the dictionary definition I just checked up on swim is “travel through water” whcih we did do. The dolphins were amazing though and really close underwater to us, didn’t get to touch them like you do if they are captive, but we did get to see them in their element swimming and having fun.

so I probably will get this done very soon, there are lots of places to swim with dolphins in Australia, one place here in Adelaide charges $100 which is just over 40 quid old money so not too bad although on my current earnings (sod all) it is rather a lot (4-5 days rent). However an opportunityy should not be missed so I’m going to phone the place up and find out how far in advance I need to book then make sure its going to be a nice day.

is on the way to Perth so I might go here. I did meet some Irish girls who said it was rubbish, but then they apparently had a dolphin they saw all the time in Ireland that they swum with so they’re just lucky and probably didn’t appreciate it.

I’ve spoken to a few people about this and there seems to be a big difference between swimming with wild dolphins in the sea who come to the same place because they are fed and swimming with captive dolphns so I’ll try for the sea option, probably somehwere like the caribbean.