Hi Ongzy, As RobynandBrett2 said, you do not have to be a good swimmer, just be sure to let us know your swimming capability when you book on a tour. Our instructors are very experienced in taking those who have little to no swimming experience. Again, the wet suits are 5mm thick so you'll be bobbing on top of the water. As for the dolphins, it does come down to luck on the day. There are about 100 - 120 resident dolphins in the Port Phillip Bay, so it's just a matter of finding them on the day i.e. going to their hotpots. But because they are wild animals and move around on their own accord, we can't guarantee finding them. We can guarantee swimming with the seals and doing other fun activities on the day, regardless if we see dolphins or not. Thanks Jo

Hello Saiwan Dolphin sightings are about the same throughout the season. We can never guarantee them from one day to the next but so far this season the sightings have great. February midweek are probably the best time to come with small groups and warm calm weather. March is starting to get cooler but its still a very good time to go out. Seals are always there on a permanent structure so we rarely miss out on swimming with them. My recommendation is book 1 week ahead for your selected date and have a small amount of flexibility in case the tour gets cancelled due to weather Regards Hank.

Hi There is no real difference in dolphin sightings in morning or afternoon. The main differences in the tour are that it might start off a bit cooler but its generally calmer. The sun might be out for the afternoon tour but so is the sea breeze which keeps things cool anyway. The main consideration is if you can make it here by 8.30. If so the morning cruise is a great adventure. Hank.