Top Pensacola Wildlife Encounters

Bunnychick Haven isn't a traditional petting zoo — it's an award-winning nonprofit small-animal sanctuary where every animal has a story. Your visit is private and personal, giving you time to connect with rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, our friendly goat and other small creatures without the crowds of a typical attraction. Meet the animals up close, learn their individual stories and personalities, ask questions, take photos and discover what daily sanctuary life is really like. What began with a focus on rabbits has grown into a special place centered on rescue, education, compassion and second chances. Bunnychick Haven has been recognized through community awards and local and national media for its work and impact. Just minutes from Navarre Beach, each visit can be tailored to your group's interests, making it memorable for families, couples, animal lovers and special occasions. Small Creatures | Big Impact | Divine Purpose

Get your sea legs on and learn to surf during your time in Pensacola Beach. Join a small group and enjoy a surfing lesson right that begins right on the beach. Learn about water safety, techniques, and ocean etiquette from your instructor. Then, it's time to take to the waves to put your newfound skills to the test while your instructor guides you from the water.

You will have a mer-mazing time on this 4 hour dolphin tour. Cruise through the waters around Pensacola Beach searching for dolphins and other marine and wildlife. MAKE SURE TO VIEW DETAILS ON YOUR TICKET - every passenger 1 day - 100 years old require a ticket. Your local Captain will entertain you on your excursion offering interesting facts, historical sites and information.

Whether you’re paddling alone or with a partner, this nighttime paddling session includes a kayak that can accommodate two people. It’s a clear, transparent vessel that’s illuminated with LED solar lights to give you a glimpse into the waters below. Choose your favorite color, slide on a life jacket, and paddle across the Pensacola Beach Sabine while looking for fish, stingrays, and dolphins.