Reach boat-only beaches for swimming, fishing, and relaxing
Shell the shores of a boat-only barrier island
Swimming pigs, water sports, and beach club time with snacks and drinks included
Tide-timed shelling with Master Naturalist guidance
Explore Rincón Bay with a lobster lunch and safari-truck transport
Relax on the beach with scenic island views and comfortable transportation
Spend extended beach time shelling on boat-only Cayo Costa Island
Explore Basseterre, Romney Manor, scenic coastal views, and Friars Bay
Explore Basseterre’s history, panoramic peninsula views, and a Caribbean beach stop
Enjoy flexible beach time with round-trip transportation to Rainbow Beach
Explore Puerto Rico’s northeast coast with relaxed beach time and scenic shoreline views
Reach a low-tide sandbar to search for shells and whole sand dollars
Discover St. John’s history and Trunk Bay on a private escape
Relax by the water with a private cabana and ocean-entry sundeck
See St. John’s scenic overlooks and unwind at Trunk Bay Beach
Pair rainforest exploration with beach downtime in Puerto Rico
Explore Catalina Island with beach access, water activities, meals, and shuttle service included
Beach-hop across St. Thomas with rum punch and a local driver
Beach time at Magens Bay with safari transport and included entry
Private beach time in Southwest Florida with Capt. J.
Explore secluded, boat-access-only beaches for a personalized shelling day
The boat-only islands hold the freshest shell lines; the drive-up parks hold the restrooms. Either way, timing beats location: low tide after a winter front.
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.