Jolly Dolphin Boat Tours

Join Us For a Scenic Jolly Dolphin Boat Tour!

We offer a variety of Jolly Dolphin boat tours, see descriptions of each cruise below:

Jolly Dolphin 1.5-2 Hour Dolphin Cruise/Scenic Bay Tour:

This is a 1.5-2 Hour Dolphin Cruise and Scenic Bay Tour on Pensacola Bay on our 42′ powerboat tritoon passenger vessel, the Jolly Dolphin. We cruise the bay, watching for dolphins, and other marine life. We may pass by iconic Pensacola Beach landmarks, such as Fort Pickens, the Pensacola Naval Air Station, and the Pensacola Lighthouse. Route may vary based on conditions and location of the dolphins. The tour takes place mostly in Pensacola Bay, though we may venture out into the pass, where the bay meets the Gulf of Mexico, on calm days.

Jolly Dolphin 3 Hour Dolphin Cruise/Scenic Bay Tour with Remote Beach Stop:

This is a 3 Hour Dolphin Cruise and Scenic Bay Tour on Pensacola Bay, with a stop at a remote beach for approximately 45 minutes, where passengers may debark and stroll the beach and look for shells. This cruise takes place on our 42′ powerboat tritoon passenger vessel, the Jolly Dolphin. We cover a 20 mile round trip, watching for dolphins, and other marine life, while passing by iconic Pensacola Beach landmarks, such as Fort Pickens, the Pensacola Naval Air Station, and the Pensacola Lighthouse. The tour takes place mostly in Pensacola Bay, though we may venture out into the pass, where the bay meets the Gulf of Mexico, depending on conditions. We have the only multipassenger cruise that stops at a beautiful remote beach that is only reachable by boat.

Jolly Dolphin 3 Hour Blue Angels Practice and Dolphin Cruise/Scenic Bay Tour:

This is a 3 Hour Dolphin Cruise and Scenic Bay Tour on Pensacola Bay on our 42′ powerboat tritoon passenger vessel, the Jolly Dolphin. We cover a 20-mile round trip, watching for dolphins, and other marine life, while passing by iconic Pensacola Beach landmarks, such as Fort Pickens, the Pensacola Naval Air Station, and the Pensacola Lighthouse. We will stop near the Pensacola Naval Air Station and view the U.S. Navy Blue Angels practice their show routine, which lasts approximately 45 minutes. The tour takes place mostly in Pensacola Bay, though we may venture out into the pass, where the bay meets the Gulf of Mexico, depending on conditions. This tour includes a stop at Sand Island or Fort McRee, where passengers can watch the show from the beach, or from atop a 40 foot sand dune for amazing views!