Relaxing and cool - The captain and first mate were great. My leg is injured and they both offered a hand helping me on board. Zach was the captain, I don’t remember first mate name.. sorry. I loved the little bits of information they gave about some of the homes and it was super cute that the captain knew one of the dolphins by name. Saw quite a few dolphins, would have been nice to see a couple more but we obviously can’t control nature!

Wonderful time on the water - We saw dolphins, baby dolphins, pelicans, and a frigate! Lovely day on the water, and the captain and first mate were outstanding.

Fun time with family - Excellent experience. Very friendly crew, weather and dolphins both cooperated. Many dolphins came around

Great time on the water - Wonderful trip to shell island. Even got to see some dolphins on the way back. Capt was top notch and informative. The crew mate made shell necklaces for our two young children

Dolphin cruise - Always visit Hubbards for our dolphin cruise. The team Is always great. And you’re sure to see the dolphins. We would go Out of our way to go here.

Good time watching dolphins! - We had a great time on this dolphin watch cruise. The operator was very knowledgeable and informative. We saw lots of dolphins.

Dolphin? - It’s 90 minutes dolphin tour however almost 60 minutes spent for shore houses. I have seen some dolphins. If you’re looking for to see dolphins you should find better options but for the boat tour it was nice.

Disappointing after experiencing others - I know dolphin tours are hit and miss but I was very disappointed. The atmosphere and speed of the boat made it very boring. We did see two dolphins, but it was very minimal. If you want a great dolphin experience go on the little toot in Clearwater. They knew exactly where to find them, how to make them jump out the water etc That’s what we expected from this tour but it fell very short I’m afraid. Maybe just a bad day in the office but we wouldn’t use them again.

Sardines in a can - If you're up for smelling the person next to you, squeezing 62 people on a boat that's made for about 30 comfortably this is your cruise. Look a dolphin! Oh wait you can't see it because it's on the other side of the boat and the 61 other people are standing up in front of you. My advice rent a pootoon boat for 4 hours and take your family to actually enjoy seeing the dolphins. Or just walk along John's pass and see them.

Low-cost Entertainment - This tour is advertised as a "Dolphin Watching Cruise and Nature Eco Tour", but it was mostly just looking at homes and boats. There was a bird nesting area. We saw a couple of dolphins resting near the end of the boat ride, but we could only see their backs as they slowly surfaced. They weren't active, so while dolphins usually follow a boat (or so I've seen in videos), with this tour, the boat followed the dolphins for a few minutes. It was a nice boat ride for $30/each. There are snacks and drinks available for purchase.