How to Swim with Dolphins with a Baby in Egypt! Cutest Moment!

I think Betty ate something her body just couldn’t handle, but since we had already booked our dolphin adventure, we couldn’t back out.

In Egypt, specifically in the Sharm El-Sheikh region, there’s only one place where you can swim with dolphins. If you ever come here, always—always—book through the official agency you traveled with. There are tons of cheaper options out there, but many of them are scams that can ruin your vacation.

Before swimming with dolphins, you’re required to watch an instruction video on how to interact with them properly. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to capture the experience with my own camera for a couple of reasons. First, they have their own camera, and if you want the footage, you have to pay for it. And second—which I actually respect—they don’t allow personal cameras because they can scare the dolphins.

So, after going through the rules, I thought everything was set. But then—another issue. The trainer was worried that maybe Robert couldn’t swim and told me to do it without him.

What trick? The same one Mommy did—you swim to the other side of the pool, the dolphin comes to you, and you grab its fin to glide back. Easy, right? But he wasn’t convinced.

I tried to reassure him that Robert can swim, but he still refused. So, to prove it, I showed him. After that, he finally said, ‘Okay, you can go!’

We eventually got out of the water because I was worried it might be too cold for Robert, so all the giggles and fun were left for Mommy.

Final verdict? This is definitely a must-try experience. If you ever get the chance—do it!