Rockingham Dolphins

<BODY TEXT="#000000" BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF"> <FONT FACE="Arial, Helvetica"> <SPAN CLASS="DescText"> <P><B>Experience the exhilarating, once in a lifetime adventure of swimming with wild bottlenose dolphins, just 30 minutes south of Perth, Western Australia.</B> <P> <B>Dolphin Swim</B> - Terry Howson and the crew of Rockingham Dolphins have been taking people to swim with these beautiful marine animals in their own natural environment since 1989. They are Australia's original dolphin swim company with an amazing 99% success rate and were proud winners in the ecotourism category of the WA tourism awards for 2001, 2002 and 2003. Their excellence as an ecotour operator was also recognized nationally in winning the 2003-04 Australian ecotourism award. <P> <B>Dolphin Watch</B> - A funfilled 2 hour cruise to discover the fascinating world of Rockingham's wild dolphins. You might see them foraging for fish, mums looking after calves or males showing off for the ladies. Socialization is also an important part of a dolphin's day- if you're lucky they might include you in their playful antics! Cruise includes morning tea and a local seafood tasting. <P> <B>Courtesy Buses</B> - depart daily from Perth at the Wellington St tourist coach rank (cnr Wellington and Queen Sts). Dolphin Swim departs 7am. Dolphin Watch departs 7.30am. Bookings are essential. <P> The Western Australian coastline is renowned for its abundance of diverse and fascinating marine wildlife. A variety of charter boat and tourism operators provide excellent services for tourists interested in nature based experiences to enjoy close encounters with many of these unique creatures. You can swim with whalesharks, manta rays, and turtles on the ningaloo reef. See crocodiles up close in the Kimberleys or the majestic whales of the south west. No visit to WA would be complete without experiencing the magic of interacting with wild bottlenose dolphins in their own environment. You can see bottlenose dolphins from the beach at the famous Monkey Mia in Shark Bay or at the Dolphin discovery Centre in Bunbury. For the more adventurous you can actually join swim with wild dolphin tours in Rockingham and Mandurah. <P> </SPAN> This site was built for frames browsers. If you are seeing this now it means that you browser can't read the frames format.<BR> It is reccomended that you update your browser as soon as possible in order to see this site. </BODY>