A day on the water to explore Dauphin Island’s tranquil scenery
6–8 hrs
Up to 10 people
Spend the day on the water around Dauphin Island. Look for dolphins, wading herons, and other wildlife as you take in tranquil island scenery.
Product ID: SN9FSP
A $250 hold will be placed on the card used to reserve the pontoon. It will be released after a damage-free return.
Refill the fuel before returning your pontoon rental.
A credit-card processing fee applies.
Dauphin Island Marina
We did the sunset cruise on the Duke a couple of weeks ago on the last night of our vacation and I’m SO glad we did! It was truly the highlight of our trip. We were able to take our baby and they were able to accommodate our stroller and all the things that come with taking a 5 month old anywhere. The captains were incredibly sweet to not only our child but all of the kiddos on board. We saw so much wildlife, including dolphins pretty close to the boat. If you get the chance to take this cruise I would highly recommend, even if you have littles - you won’t regret it!!
Allison Wireman
August 14, 2026
We did the sunset cruise on the Duke a couple of weeks ago on the last night of our vacation and I’m SO glad we did! It was truly the highlight of our trip. We were able to take our baby and they were able to accommodate our stroller and all the things that come with taking a 5 month old anywhere. The captains were incredibly sweet to not only our child but all of the kiddos on board. We saw so much wildlife, including dolphins pretty close to the boat. If you get the chance to take this cruise I would highly recommend, even if you have littles - you won’t regret it!!
Allison Wireman
August 14, 2026
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