
Can You Kayak In The Port River?
Yes, you can kayak the Port River, on guided tours through the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary from Garden Island. Here is what the three kayak tours cost, where they meet and what you might see.
Nine questions answered, from what the tour is like to which one suits you best.

Yes, you can kayak the Port River, on guided tours through the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary from Garden Island. Here is what the three kayak tours cost, where they meet and what you might see.

Yes, dolphins are seen off Glenelg on paid dolphin cruises. Here is what the trips cost, what the operators guarantee, and how Glenelg compares with Port Adelaide and Kangaroo Island.

Yes, one Kangaroo Island trip sells a dolphin swim: a two-hour swim and snorkel safari from Penneshaw. What it costs, what the rules allow, and how it compares with watching trips.

Which Adelaide dolphin cruises and boat tours have a toilet on board, which ones do not, and what that means for families, first-time cruisers and kayak paddlers.

A plain answer to whether you get wet on a dolphin cruise in Adelaide, Glenelg, Port Adelaide, Kangaroo Island and Victor Harbor, tour by tour.

A plain safety guide to swimming with dolphins around Adelaide: the rules, the licensed swim tours, approach distances, kids, health cautions and the safest ways to watch instead.

How to visit the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary: boat cruises from Port Adelaide, kayak tours from Garden Island, the boardwalk, prices, meeting points and what you can see.

Two trips near Adelaide sell a dolphin swim: the Temptation Sailing cruise from Glenelg and the Kangaroo Island Ocean Safari snorkel trip. Here is where each departs, what it costs and what the rules allow.

Dolphin swimming near Adelaide has not been banned. The 2025 South Australian marine mammal rules set approach distances, and paid swims run only with licensed operators. Here is what changed and what you can still book.