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Мала група ВИП понтонска турнеја Манатее у Цристал Ривер

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Одаћемо вам тајну! Можете добити врхунско искуство, уз приступачну цену! Наш нови луксузни понтон са грејањем (током зиме) има за циљ да појача посматрање морских крава и пружи личнији догађај! Посматрајте угрожене западноиндијске морске краве у идиличном уточишту за дивље животиње Кингс Баи у Кристал Риверу. Капетани и водичи са лиценцом америчке обалске страже одвешће вас у воде уточишта на 600 јутара храњених изворима ради посматрања и роњења са овим дивљим дивовима који се споро крећу. Сва опрема, накнаде, грицкалице и пића су укључени.
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Употреба опреме (маска, опрема за роњење и мокро одело)
Уводни/наставни видео на енглеском, француском, немачком, јапанском или шпанском
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Крените на своје путовање са сертификованим главним капетаном обалске страже који ће бити ваш пратилац у води, едукатор и фотограф. Ваша тура ће трајати четири сата од почетка до краја и све што вам треба је укључено у цену. Почећете у нашем објекту за обилазак са пуном услугом, где ћете се образовати о животињама у амбијенту типа учионице и добијати савете за обилазак роњења како бисте максимално искористили свој дан. Бићете научени о „пасивној интеракцији“ и „пасивној интеракцији“ јер то осигурава да животиње уживају у искуству исто колико и ми! Затим ћете бити обучени и превезени до дока, где ће вас чекати покривени понтон са сертификатом обалске страже. Ово богато ушће ће задивити….. птица, риба и дивљих животиња у изобиљу! Уроните у свет морских крава! Завршите своју авантуру тако што ћете погледати фотографије свог капетана у нашем објекту и обавезно посетите нашу јединствену продавницу поклона! Наше добро обавештено особље ће вас упутити на друге локалне атракције, ресторане и одговорити на ваша питања пре него што кренете.
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annabelle_c
Feb 2022
We had an amazing time. Wade and Trish were so fun to spend a few hours with. We learned so much and we also had a great experience with the manatees . We cannot wait to do it again.
831annabellec
Feb 2022
We had an amazing time with Trish and Wade. Not only did we learn so much but we got to experience the manatees in their natural habit with two people that care so much about them. Our guides where fun, funny, and very passionate. We had an amazing small almost private tour and it did not disappoint. We interacted with multiple manatees but one in particulate hung out with us for an hour. It was a pretty unbelievable experience. We will recommend them to anyone who is looking to swim with manatees. Thank you Trish and Wade so much again, until next time.
dougd414
Feb 2022
We took a semi-private, Crystal River Manatee Tour with River Ventures on January 30th, which happened to be the coldest day of the year! Manatees come in from the ocean to warm themselves in the 72°F (nominal) spring water in King's Bay, so the colder the air temperature, the more manatees there will be. We wanted to beat the crowds, so we had booked their first boat of the morning which left at 6:30 am. Although it was expensive, I had booked a "heated" boat, and I'm very that glad I did because it was only 28°F that morning! The "heat" consisted of a small propane-bottle fueled heater on the floor of our pontoon boat, but it made a huge difference. I can't imagine how cold it must have been for people in the other (unheated) boats, especially after getting out of the water after an hour or two of snorkelling! Our manatee snorkelling guide was Kelly. She played a U.S. Fish & Wildlife video for us, and explained the regulations for the protected manatee species. Basically, you can't chase, block or harrass a manatee, but if they approach you (as some of them did!) then you can touch them. After the video, Kelly showed us a rack of wetsuits and where we could change into them. Their SEAC wetsuits are good quality, perfect for snorkelling with silicone rubber seals around the neck, wrists and ankles. Unfortunately, they don't provide wetsuit hoods, booties or gloves. I can understand why, as these are more likely to be lost. But it was freezing cold when we went, and I really wish I had my own! Our boat captain was Peter. Peter was great--he was very helpful, and took some photos of us with my wife's cellphone. The shock of climbing down the boat ladder into that cold water absolutely took my breath away, but Peter reassured me, and the shock subsided after a minute or so as I slowly began warming up the cold water in my wetsuit. If I hadn't invested so much money into this trip, it would have been too tempting to climb back out and stay on the heated boat. But, I toughed it out for those first few difficult minutes, and I'm glad I did. We hand-paddled over to King Spring, staying outside the roped-off areas that are reserved for manatees. There were plenty of manatees swimming all around us, some rolling over and exposing their stomachs for us to scratch. Others were just sleeping or resting on the bottom or in the water column. We paddled around them there for some time, passively observing and taking photos and video of these fascinating gentle giants. Peter had explained that sometimes a manatee might come up from behind you and hug you to share in your body warmth, and may even pull you down slightly. He said if that happened, "don't freak out" and to just "let the manatee do his thing." This actually happened to me--one came up behind me and started hugging my right leg. Because I realized what was going on, I wasn't worried about it and didn't even bother submerging my head to look behind to see him (it was that cold!), although my wife did. I could feel his body warmth through my leg, and he was a lot warmer than I was! After two or three minutes he let go, and I resumed my hand-paddling around, taking more underwater photos and videos. Later, another one surfaced between my legs, exhaled and submerged again. I told Kelly, and she commented that "there are no private areas." Maybe you can imagine how cold it was to be hand-paddling around with your bare hands (no flippers) in fairly cold water, with nothing on your bare head or feet, in 28°F air temperature! After a while I got too cold and paddled back to the ladder at the pontoon boat's transom. I asked Peter if they had a head, and he so no, but that I could go in my wetsuit. I did and finally felt warm for the first time! The others came aboard about 10 minutes after me, and we headed back towards the dock. Peter was very knowledgeable about the sea grass that manatees eat. Apparently, the salinity in Kings Bay had increased in the past and the original sea grass was dying off, threatening the manatee's food supply. So they transplanted a strain of sea grass that had been genetically modified to tolerate the increased salinity, and it worked. The genetically modified sea grass in Crystal River flourished and spread, and the manatees were saved from starvation. They're having a different problem with the sea grass on the Atlantic coast, but that's a different issue. Swimming with the manatees was a very special experience for us, and we're both so glad that we did it! Of course, no one can guarantee that you'll even see a single manatee, epecially if you go later in the spring or summer when it's warmer, or later in the day if it gets too crowded or the water is too murky. But we were lucky and were able to see dozens of them, and even touch a few. I can't recommend the experience highly enough.

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