Things get pretty crazy after Christmas so book early if you want to be to get a spot. This is the trip you don’t want to miss on your visit to Tarpon Springs. We take you on an exciting narrated dolphin cruise down the beautiful […]
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Greek Town, USA. The Sponge Capital of the World. Tarpon Springs is best known for the Sponge Docks. In the late 1800’s, early 1900’s Sponge Divers from Greece started moving to Tarpon Springs to join the budding Sponge Industry. By 1905 over 500 Greek sponge
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This is a great time of year to visit the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. The crowds are gone. the weather is great for going on a boat ride, and dolphins are plentiful. While we see dolphins are most trips, the best time is from 2pm
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It’s baby dolphin season! It’s the best time to take our highly-rated dolphin cruise to see babies in their pods with their mommies. Be sure to bring your cameras to capture some memorable pictures
It’s a great time of year to visit Tarpon Springs. The weather is incredible and is perfect for going on our Dolphin Cruise. We sell out fast for book in advance. Call (727) 943-2164 or you can Book Online.
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This is the time of year when many visitors come to Florida for the warm weather. So what do you do once you’re here? Here are some Family-friendly ideas. The Florida Aquarium The Florida Aquarium is located in downtown Tampa on the waterfront. It boasts
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You’ve arrived in Tarpon Springs, now what? First, a bit of history. In 1887, Tarpon Springs was incorporated. It had a population of 52 residents. John Cheney, a promoter associated with Disston, discovered money could be made by harvesting the sponges growing in the waters
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We love visiting the Dolphins every day. Join Tampa Bay’s Favorite Dolphin Cruise and see for yourself. Dolphins talk: Dolphin-talk that is. Dolphins have an array of vocalizations such as clicks, whistles, and squeals which they use for their well-developed communication skills. Each has its
