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Dolphin Discovery is thrilled to announce our newest program, the Manatee Encounter in Cozumel. This is a one of a kind adventure, the only swim with manatees program in the Caribbean. Manatees are beautiful and enormous, once thought by sailors to be mermaids, these gentle giants can grow as long as 13ft/4m and weigh up to 1300 lbs/600 kgs! Bring the family to live the experience of swimming with manatees in the paradise of Chankanaab National Park, surrounded by beautiful flora and fauna with vistas of the turquoise sea. Submerse yourself in the underwater world of the manatee, share a kiss and a hug and even feed these magnificent creatures while swimming with them in their home in the sea. You and your family will create memories for a lifetime and share a magical time with our manatees.
Dolphin Discovery location at Chankanaab Park is open at 9:00 am.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Schedules:
10:00 AM, 02:00 PM, 03:30 PM
Duration of program: 45 minutes (including orientation)
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- Entrance fee to Chankanaab National Park
- Snorkel in Chankanaab National Park (Equipment not included)
- Facilities: pool, lockers, showers, restrooms
- Manatee Encounter includes an up-close experience with manatee, hugs, kisses, and feeding.
- The experience will include interaction with two manatees from a special platform in the water.
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Food, beverages, photos or any other extra cost service provided at the location |
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- Chankanaab admission rate for companions or without manatee program is $21 USD adults and $14 USD kids (from 3-11 y.o.).
- It is important to be ahead of time for your program. 30 minutes before would be enough.
- Bring towels and extra cash money for taxis, shopping, lunch, etc.
- Due to their security, pregnant women do not participate in any of our water programs.
- If you have any physical or mental limitation, please contact us before booking
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- Children 8 to 11 years old must come with a paying adult (per child) as a companion
- If children are 12 y.o. and over, they may swim on their own
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