Dolphin cruises and tours Fort Myers Beach Florida

published on December 3, 2011

December has brought us some wonderful cooler temperatures with lows in the 50s at night and highs in the mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. The manatees have been moving into warmer waters so we are not seeing them as much as we do in the summer months but we are still spotting them feeding around the grass flats. The birds and the dolphins however are abundant as always. We are even still spotting sea turtles in the bay although they too are moving back out for warmer water. Here are a couple photos from some recent tours. You can see more photos on our facebook page.

At Good Time Charters, our tours are led by certified Master Naturalist guides, ensuring you get an expert-led, immersive experience unlike any other—because when it comes to exploring nature, knowledge makes all the difference.

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