Moonraker dolphin swims also does swimming with the seals. You meet on the wharf at Sorrento and get fitted up with your wetsuit and gear then they take you out to chinamans hat where you spend about an hour swimming and photographing seals up close . It was incredible as these graceful creatures went zooming past you comming right up and just twirling upside down and playing in the water just below the surface near you. They had no fear of us humans as we all probably must look ridiculous, slow and clumsy to then as they darted wherever they liked between us. The structure called chinamans hat out in the middle of port phillip bay had a dozen or more just sunbaking on it as well. The photos we got were incredible, we had an underwater video but they sold underwater disposable cameras on board as well. After we finnished there we drove around and did some snorkeling near a reef that had lots of cool colourful fish before the doing the Dolphin swim. When we found the dolphins we were told to jump in and the boat had long tow lines attached that you could hang on to as we came up to them we got some more good photos of these as well however they were more elusive than the seals which were very bold fearless and friendly. There were light refreshments available on the boat and toilets and it was well set up. It was my favourite day in Victoria and an awesome experience. The seals really stole the show! HIGHLY recommended!