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I agree- don’t read the bad reviews. They are mainly from people who are judging the book by its cover rather than actually knowing what’s going on inside.

It was an intimate experience, with care takers that passionately cared for the animals, and have for over 20 years. The dolphins aren’t asked to be theatrical, but instead you are introduced to an individual being. It was amazing. And our 2 year old had a fantastic time.

They are very open about the fact that the dolphin experience boomed as a trending activity and now that is reversed. But just because the popularity went down, the dolphins bred during the boom, the live animals, didn’t go away. They still need to be fed everyday and taken care of. And that requires money. If they weren’t here, they would be at a different facility. By supporting this business, you aren’t going to change the industry. The statement has been made. By supporting this business you are supporting Koa and Heena and their wellbeing.

Bitte schaut Delfine in freier Natur mit entsprechendem Abstand an und nicht im Gefängnis ????

Went past this place today and saw the whole intercontinental resort has been closed down and boarded up for good. Then I saw a dolphin swimming in the caged off pool, with not a single person in sight. Very sad that intercontinental decided to keep this part going.

If you love dolphins and want to see them, don’t support their captivity. Book a tour with a local operator to go and see them swimming happily in the wild with their pods instead.

Ignore the bad reviews, we had a great time here. They have 2 dolphins one is 43 years old (they usually only live to 25) and blind, both were born in captivity. They have a huge area to play and swim in. The staff was great, we got a private tour and got to get up close and personal with the animals. It was great!

Yor are IGNORANT IF YOU GO! ANIMAL ABUSE! Bad that something like this
exists! You teach children that it’s ok to have these animals in a small tank- BAD