Generally yes – we do our best to make our dolphin swim as easy as possible for our swimmers, but unfortunately this isn’t always the case. We do not put the swimmers into the water until the dolphins have turned to come over to Sometimes this can happen quite fast, therefore we have to get the swimmers into the water as quickly and as safely as possible. When the dolphins get too close, we stop people from going into the water because it can scare the dolphins causing them to move away. Our crew are constantly shouting at the swimmers in the water directing where to look. Unfortunately our crew must shout so that swimmers can hear them through the The first swim can be quite overwhelming as: You are breathing through a snorkel You are hanging onto a floatation line or laying on the front boom net Our crew is shouting direction on where to look You may have your breath taken away when you see your first dolphin underwater If you are not confident to go into the water, we suggest watching the first swim and deciding if it is right for you.