Board a traditional Dory boat to cruise along the coastline, and stop right outside the dolphin enclosure to watch the dolphins jump and do their show from a little distance.

Gear on and snorkel on the reef, following colorful fish, and keep an eye open for turtles, rays, eels, and other creatures that may show up.

Spend time on Starfish Alley and go on a search for starfish hiding in the seagrass beds.

Starfish Alley is a shallow (2-4ft/0,5-1m) snorkeling site. There are many cushion stars all over the area between the beach and the end of the line of buoys waiting for you to spot them.

Colors vary widely within this sea star species, from orange to bright red to brown to green.

Starfish are echinoderms, related to creatures like sand dollars, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins, all of which have a five-point body plan like the sea star.

They feed at night and are not too fussy and will eat whatever they can find. They are known to prey on corals and other sedentary animals, as well as decaying organic matter.