The southern stingray is fairly common, however, near the mouth of the bay.
Rays move by undulating their giant winglike fins, a kind of underwater slow-motion flight.
They are armed with a poisonous spine near the end of their whiplike tails. We practice the philosophy of bonding with one another and our enviroment in a manner in which all of us return enriched by this waterborne experience. Family owned and operated. Open year round. Large Groups Welcome.