WHAT IS THE DOLPHIN LOVE PROJECT?
A vision started and supported by 1 Ministries and its founder, Steven Banks. The Dolphin Love Project supports our special needs(autism, cerebral palsy, downs syndrome, etc) community brothers & sisters of all ages by providing FREE life transforming opportunities to view and interact with the local wild dolphin population of the 10,000 Islands National Wildlife Refuge from the comfort of one of our customized boats. Guests will be celebrated with a special greeting from our founder upon their arrival, complimentary photos will be taken , and all around VIP treatment will given to all of our honored guests during their time (approximately 3 hours) with us. The vision is to provide an unforgettable nature experience full of faith, hope, and love for the amazing people with special needs whom we call our brothers and sisters.
WHEN IS THE DOLPHIN LOVE PROJECT AVAILABLE?
The Dolphin Love Project is available daily, year round by reservation only.
WHERE DOES THE DOLPHIN LOVE PROJECT BOAT TRIP DEPART FROM?
The Goodland Boat Park
750 Palm Point Dr.
Goodland, FL 34140
750 Palm Point Dr.
Goodland, FL 34140
WHO IS INVITED TO TAKE A DOLPHIN LOVE PROJECT BOAT TRIP?
Anyone with special needs of any age, including people with disabilities that may be physical or psychological, and up to 5 of their family and/or friends. This activity is 100% FREE of charge for all of our guests with special needs and their families.
WHAT CAN WE EXPECT TO SEE DURING THE DOLPHIN LOVE PROJECT BOAT TOUR?
Guests will experience the magical healing powers of watching our local dolphin population play, eat, and love one another in the shallow waters of the 10,000 Islands National Wildlife Refuge, as well as, the Gulf of Mexico.
Our guests will also have the opportunity to possibly see manatees and other miscellaneous sea life. We will also observe many birds in their natural habitat. Brown pelicans, white pelicans, osprey, bald eagles, blue herons, snowy egret, and anhinga ducks are just a few of the species that we frequently observe. You will also see the heart of one of the worlds largest mangrove forest, the 10,000 Islands!
Our guests will also have the opportunity to possibly see manatees and other miscellaneous sea life. We will also observe many birds in their natural habitat. Brown pelicans, white pelicans, osprey, bald eagles, blue herons, snowy egret, and anhinga ducks are just a few of the species that we frequently observe. You will also see the heart of one of the worlds largest mangrove forest, the 10,000 Islands!
WHAT IS THE DRESS CODE FOR THE DOLPHIN LOVE PROJECT?
Guests are invited to wear their favorite swimsuit, casual beachwear, or any comfortable clothing that they desire. A light jacket maybe needed during the winter months between November to March.