Join the team at ‘Moonraker Dolphin Swims’ as we take you on a snorkelling experience like no other. Snorkel with resident Bottlenose Dolphins, swim alongside cheeky Australian Fur Seals, explore underwater marine parks filled with colourful fish and join the search for weedy sea dragons.
Tours depart Sorrento Pier just 1.5 hours from Melbourne on the picturesque Mornington Peninsula. Choose between swimming and sightseeing aboard 'Moonraker' or take a 2 hour tour aboard 'Blue Wing' to experience this amazing natural environment on a low impact, eco friendly experience

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Address: Sorrento Pier Esplanade Road, Sorrento VIC 3943

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