Yesterday was nice as the winds had finally calmed, but the dolphins certainly tested our patience. We saw a group of 3 adults just before sunset. They had some mild interest in the boat, but seemed to be traveling slowly south. We were able to watch them for nearly 30 minutes and the passengers got a quick glimpse underwater. Now things slow down a bit in terms of boat time, so I’ll be spending time going through video, sorting photos, etc. I’ll let you know what I find!
Until then,
Kel
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