Parasail over Panama City Beach with smooth, dry takeoffs
Snorkel Shell Island and cruise the Gulf to look for wild dolphins
Snorkel Shell Island and look for dolphins on a 3-hour catamaran sail
Set your own course to Shell Island and the waters of Panama City Beach
Choose a kayak or paddle board rental at St. Andrews State Park
Cruise to Shell Island aboard a tiki boat for an all-ages outing
Customize a private cruise for snorkeling, wildlife viewing, and Shell Island exploration
Explore the coast on a smaller boat with room to shape your outing
Dolphin watching, snorkeling, and Shell Island exploring on a 4-hour private tour
Shape a private coastal outing around Shell Island and wildlife viewing
Take extra time to snorkel and explore Shell Island
Private 40’ yacht cruise from Sandestin Marina with captain and crew
Set your own course to Shell Island aboard a 60-hp pontoon
Target snapper and trigger fish on a private bottom-fishing charter
Enjoy a private outing on the blue waters of St. Andrews Bay
Private 10-hour offshore bottom fishing for up to 6 guests
Learn to glide above the water with coaching tailored to your pace
Explore Shell Island with snorkeling time and dolphin watching from the water
Snorkel clear seagrass waters and explore secluded beaches by private boat
Explore at your own pace on a private boat tour tailored to your interests
Cruise, snorkel St Andrews Bay, and explore Shell Island on a private boat for up to 6
Cruise, snorkel, and search for shells around Shell Island
Pair a private coastal cruise with opportunities for snorkeling and a Shell Island visit
Private bay cruising and sunset views from a 40-foot yacht
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.