The cruise was very interesting, loaded with information about many aspects of the sound. The guide found two different kinds of dolphins for us, and we got to see them up close. We also saw marine life in an underwater observatory, and were served a very generous lunch.

The whole experience is run very smoothly and I'd definitely recommend it. We had a mixture of rain and sunshine while we were there which was great because it meant we saw more waterfalls and some great misty views. We also saw a pod of bottlenose dolphins and some seals. They provide quite a lot of food in the lunch pack, as well as tea, coffee, water and you can buy other drinks on board. Beware if you stand at the front of the boat that they take you almost completely underneath a waterfall so you will get very wet, but it was great fun. It's definitely worth doing.

This boat ride exceeded all expectations. It had poured down rain for two days, right up until our 1:30 departure. Then the clouds parted enough to see previously hidden mountains and HUNDREDS of waterfalls. We got so close to them, we needed raincoats for our raincoats! It was an amazing, wet, gale-force experience at the bow of the boat, one that had us laughing in absolute awe. Lunch was delicious. While I couldn't eat the gluten sandwich bread, the contents made a lovely salad and the fruit, chips, and chocolate snacks hit the spot. We were visited by several pods of playful bottlenose dolphins who rode the bow wave for quite some time. The underwater Discovery Center was a terrific stop. I could have stayed there much longer with all the placards to read and so many fish and coral to learn about meters below the surface.