DOLPHIN WATCH, the Treasure Coast’s most versatile tour boat. Our 25 foot pontoon allows up to 6 passengers to cruise in total comfort while enjoying an up-close and personal view of the Indian River Lagoon, one of our country’s most unspoiled marine eco-systems.
Sit back, Relax, and Enjoy as Captain Adam Pozniak, a 40 year resident of Saint Lucie County and licensed captain, introduces you to the thousands of species in the Indian River Lagoon and shares his extensive knowledge of local Fort Pierce history.
Along the approximately 12 to 15 mile journey, we may encounter several different species of birds, manatee, sea turtles, fish, and yes, even wild DOLPHIN!
On this 2 hour tour, which departs from Stan Blum Boat Ramp in Saint Lucie County, we begin exploring the Lagoon by heading north under Little Jim Bridge, past Jim Island toward Jack Island State Park to explore the mangrove marshes. From there it’s out to the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) northward towards Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute to check on and around the many spoil islands. Turning southward along the ICW, under the North Causeway Bridge, brings us to the Port of Fort Pierce and the Historic Downtown.
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