Posted 1 year ago by adonis in response to 
blackjack's question:
blackjack's question: I want to swim side by side with the dolphins in Fernando de Noronha, but I need an instructor. How can I make it happen?(give a different answer) .
I'm afraid diving with the dolphins is no longer allowed, but you can have a boat excursion to the Dolphin Bay and see their jumping and playing tricks. Spinner dolphins, with white bellies, they inhabit the area. The local Atlantis Divers, with the office at Hotel Genipabu, organizes the cruises, plus scuba diving and snorkeling. The water is so clear, that you can see at 300 feet deep, not to mention pollution is unfamiliar for the 21 islands.
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