This is a great way to plan your next trip. Whether you are planning for one or for the whole…read morefamily, this travel planner will be able to make most anything happen. Kim did a great job planning our trips within our budget and included as many activities that we asked about as possible. We will definitely be using this company again.

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Had a great day with my family. The captain was amazing and I caught tones of fish. Thanks for the…read moregreat day guys

From the owner: Charter Boating Trips, what do you want to do? Adjustable activity for example, Crab Island, Blue…read moreAngels Shows Pensacola

Me and My husband are on our honeymoon and had such a great time we ended up doing a sunset cruise…read moreand then a daytime cruise later. Daniel and Cory deserve a raise they are very attentive and funny. The music,vibes, and the view are perfect. I highly recommend the Sunset Cruise.

My wife and I were very excited to see some dolphins and we saw a TON of dolphins!…read more We sat on the 2nd level and could see so much. My wife was through the roof happy as this was her first time ever seeing a dolphin in real life! Such an amazing experience. The captain of the boat was fantastic and provided a A+ ride with great commentary to help make the trip even more enjoyable. This is a nice experience that is very family friendly and smooth. Plus it was my wife's baby moon so pregnant momma approved!

This is a wonderful place for kids. The staff are always helpful and will answer any questions…read more Great place to spend the day. We have been multiple times and are never disappointed. My grandson absolutely loves the cotton top tamarin, and my granddaughter is the same about the Black and white lemurs. We always average being there 4 to 5 hours. Their just never ready to go. They are always acquiring new animals and birds, so the experience is never dull. Always something new to see The only downside is there is nowhere to purchase food. The nearest food is an Arby's in a gas station off of highway 19. So, if you're planning a full day pack a lunch, especially with young ones.

The place wasn't fully done. A few exhibits were closed. The animals were cool though. We went for…read morea field trip, I didn't really learn anything. It was a cool experience!

What a wonderful experience with amazing sightings of dolphins. The sunset made the experience…read moremagical. Our Captain Gene was fantastic and knowledgeable. Spend the money and book it today.

Awesome and so worth it. The unanimous highlight of our PCB trip. Braxton was the 'man' and took us…read moreto some great spots to see dolphins (lots of them) and clear waters to snorkel in. Mornings are best and boat ride was so pleasant. Everyone loved it!

Our swim with wild dolphins tour was fantastic! Captain Glen was great at getting ahead of the…read moredolphins then dropping us into the water at the perfect time. The dolphins swam right up to us and frolicked all around us. Best day of our vacation!

Captain Jean was great. He took us to dolphins. We only got to swim in the water with them about 3…read moretimes, then the lady on the boat wanted to go somewhere else to more protected waters. So the rest of the day we went to shallow waters and I can't even call it snorkeling because we weren't given a snorkel! So we just had a snorkel mask, no snorkel, and spent the rest of the day in either a cove with a ton of other boats or at a shallow estuary. If you get unlucky and someone in the boat doesn't want to swim with dolphins then you will be doing something else the rest of the trip. They said the snorkel gets in the way and too many people fiddle with it while swimming with the dolphins. I get it. But don't call it a snorkel trip and then don't give us a snorkel, and take us to places where we needed a snorkel. We would have been happier with a pair of goggles if that was the case.

This is the most profound museum I have ever been to and I have been telling everyone that they…read morehave to go here. I had a chance to visit this museum twice this year, the first time to experience it myself and do some recon for planning a group trip, & the second time I hosted a group of about 25 people to visit. Truly a powerful experience. The interactive pieces and number of 1st hand accounts made it impactful. A few tips: -Eat right before going in since you don't want hunger to cut your trip early. I highly recommend eating at the restaurant in the museum which is Pannie-Georgie's. It's great southern food and they have small private rms for groups that worked well for us. -Note there's not many places to sit inside. To get a little break from reading yourself and standing, go check out the films that play in the circular small theaters throughout the museum. -All the museum staff standing around are also resources for you and your group if you are struggling with the content. It's also helpful that you can go in and out and take a breather outside. There's a nice park and a coffee/donut shop kiddie-corner to the museum for a break. The first time I was here, I stayed for about 3.5 hrs and couldn't go through it all since I like to read everything. The second time I was able to take in the art museum pieces that I missed my first time. You'll most likely need to visit this museum at least twice to soak it in. This a must-see museum and I suggest going here first before the sculpture garden and memorial to have more knowledge going into those. It helped me just be and experience the other legacy sites more.

Every American should visit The Legacy Museum. Telling the story of slavery to mass incarceration,…read moreit powerfully tells the most whole story about the Black experience in the U.S.A. Here's our experience. 1) Tickets: Traveling in a group of 22, we easily got our tickets from the staff ahead of time. One QR code worked for our entire group. After going through security that's like airport security, we were inside the museum. 2) Museum: First of all, turn off your phones as no photos of videos are allowed. In a sacred space as this, respect the request. Take your time to read everything and watch every room. If the room is small, each wall duplicates the content to help with the flow. This isn't repeated in the larger rooms. Most rooms have a theater area, which is worth popping in. EJI videos are award-winning and worth your time. One of the strengths of the museum is leading with data. They powerfully show data that moves you toward action. As you end the museum, you'll go through an art gallery. On your way out, buy books in the bookstore to learn more. 3) Experience: It's a sobering museum, but one worth your time. Budget to spend 3-4 hours to take everything in. Afterwards, don't skip the nearby Legacy Park to reflect on what you witnessed and grieve the brutal story of America.

BUYER BEWARE We are…read morecurrently on an Alaskan Caravan trip with this company, and want to warn others that we are not getting what was promised when we purchased this caravan trip. If I could give ZERO STARS, I would! Seriously, ZERO STARS! We have had one disappointment after another. We are not getting what we paid for not what was promised. Instead, we are getting free and low-cost museums and visitors centers. Here are some of the itinerary items that we paid for, that we did not get: -Radium Hot Springs (we went but had to pay ourselves if we wanted to go in) -Home of a Thousand Faces (this shouldn't have been a surprise to the caravan company, it burned down in 2021) -Chateau Lake Louise brunch (we were told to pack our own lunch to bring) -Miles Canyon -The Fish Ladder in Whitehorse, Yukon -Diamond Tooth Gertie's show -Dawson City and Chicken were bypassed (instead we took a different route and ended up driving the same route in and out of Alaska) -Top the world Hwy was bypassed -Ferry boat across the Yukon River -Dredge tour / gold-panning -Columbia glacier -Salmon fishing -Musk Ox Farm -Camping on the Spit in Homer, Alaska -Halibut charter fishing -Seldovia art village and boat trip there -Alaska Sea-life Center -Wild Berry Park movie -Portage Glacier -Inland Passage Wildlife cruise in Skagway, Alaska -Skagway whale watching -Eldred Rock lighthouse -White Pass and Yukon Train ride We were promised a tail gunner- to follow behind the group of caravanners and help with any issues, etc. THERE WAS NO TAIL-GUNNER, instead people experiencing any breakdowns or issues have been left behind to deal with it on their own. This has happened several times thus far. Most of the campgrounds are sub-standard. We have had multiple nights of primitive camping with no services at all. At some places the sites were so small that we couldn't even open our slides (not if our neighbors wanted to get out their door). Our so-called professional Wagon Masters are totally unprofessional and left us out in the cold rain at a campground where we did not have a campsite. The Wagon Master has told the group that they could run their generators when the campground said we could not. They refused to purchase a required Conservation Pass (that is required for every vehicle in the Banff area of Canada) telling us not to worry about it because Canada goes by the honor system so they probably won't check anyway! We have been asked to carpool to get to locations/activities. On one occasion we were told that we had to have at least four people in every vehicle because they didn't want to pay for a park pass for everyone. As a former insurance agent, and knowing the liability that exposes a person to, I am firmly against that being asked of us. We have not gotten some of the meals that were promised. And at the restaurants, we were told that we had a $20 limit (including drinks) when there were few options on the menu for $20 or under. Other times we got to the restaurant and found out that we are not allowed to order from the menu, but they give us pizza and salad only. Each day we emailed and texted the owner of the company asking why we were not getting what we paid for...THE OWNER BLOCKED OUR EMAIL ON DAY EIGHT OF THE CARAVAN! We have never received a single reply from him. Several of the people on this trip will be pursuing legal action.

we just got back from a sunset cruise with captain Glen. I advise you request captain Glen. (cool…read moreguy) loved this. Other boats for dolphin tours were loaded down with 30 or 40+ people ...ours was 5 people on a nice boat with comfortable seating for everyone. nice!! not over crowded. captain Glen was super sweet and kept checking if we were cool. I highly recommend this company and this captain for a great experience. and comfortable boat. we saw many dolphins and even got to feed beach deer. BONUS. snorkeling was so fun we found sand dollars and star fish. just super cool experience!!

We booked a private tour with Captain Matt and had an amazing time! We saw a pod of dolphins…read more(including a baby) and other wildlife! I'm in my second trimester and Matt was an excellent navigator to provide us with a smooth ride. I definitely recommend booking the private tour so you can customize your trip, we spent the 2 hours looking/swimming with the dolphins but we also had the option of snorkeling or exploring shell island. We did the 2 hour tour but next time, we would recommend the 3 hour tour. Highly encourage you to schedule you a tour!

1 hour was the perfect amount for our group. The tour guide, Nic loves Pensacola and it shows in…read morethe stories he tells about the area. We were all beginners and he helped give us clear instructions and time to practice before we head out - We were ages 43-78 and had no problems.

Our family had a great time on the 2 hour segway tour. Lots to see and the segways were so much…read morefun. Nick was great and made it so much fun!