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The Deal
• PROMOTION EXPIRES 5/26/2013
- $34 for a hour and half dolphin safari eco tour for two ($68 value)
- Cruises run 10 a.m. to 11:30a.m., Thursday through Sunday
- Subject to weather
Dolphins are amazing creatures, and today’s deal will get you up close and personal with not only them, but also with their sea neighbors, the manatees. Spend just $34 for a hour and a half dolphin safari eco tour for two with Jax Water Tours. The tour of the Intracoastal Waterway lasts a hour and a half and may also include sightings of eagles, plus other sea and air wildlife. Be ready to whip out your camera phone. Beverages and snacks should be brought just in case you get hungry.
Jax Water Tours, located behind the Kingfish Grill in St. Augustine, also runs theme cruises that are BYOB. Owner Captain Brooks Mitchell uses a 35-foot pontoon to explore the waterway with his guests.
The Details
50% off a 90-minute Dolphin Safari cruise for 2 with Jax Water Tours
$34 for a two-hour dolphin safari cruise for two ($68 value)
Purchase limit two per person, may purchase two additional as gifts. Limit one voucher per visit. Reservation required online, subject to weather. 48-hour cancellation policy. Merchant will abide by gift certificate state laws. No cash value. Must be used in one visit. Tax and gratuity not included. Voucher cannot be combined or used in conjunction with any other offer, coupon or promotion. Voucher not transferable to other services. Voucher valid for redemption 24 hours after purchase.
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Jax Water Tours
Jax Water Tours, located behind the Kingfish Grill in St. Augustine, also runs theme cruises that are BYOB. Owner Captain Brooks Mitchell uses a 35-foot pontoon to explore the waterway with his guests.
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