Customize a 6-hour private cruise of Marco Island and the Ten Thousand Islands
6 hours
Up to 17 people
Shell bags, water, cooler w/ ice
Explore Marco Island and the Ten Thousand Islands on a 6-hour private boat tour you can tailor to your group. Cruise, stop at islands for shelling and swimming, and choose optional lunch stops along the way.
Infants must weigh more than 17 lbs to ride. Gratuity for your captain and guide is not included. If you do not have a Collier County Beach Sticker, you must purchase a $10 parking pass at the park.
Full refund if you cancel 48 hours before your booking date and time. Within 48 hours, you are charged in full. No-shows are charged in full. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
No. The public boat marina you meet us for the tour has a public restroom that you can use before and after your tour. Once on the boat, Mother Nature becomes your restroom.
Bathing suits are ideal, but outdoor comfortable wear is perfect! Guests are welcome to swim at the island beach. Just ensure you have comfortable shoes that can get wet to walk along the beaches. If a lot of shells, it can be uncomfortable to walk on.
No. Our boats are not permitted for fishing, and we are not equipped for water sports activities on our vessels. Swimming can be done at any of the island beaches and you are welcome to bring floats and such to use.
Goodland Boat Park, 750 Palm Point Dr., Goodland, FL 34140
The guides here absolutely make the experience, and it shows in every review. Whether you're out with Captain Colleen, Captain Elliot, Mike, Jessica, Dylan, or Marco, you're getting someone who genuinely loves what they do and knows the Marco Island area inside and out. People rave about how knowledgeable these captains are, sharing fascinating details about the 10,000 Islands ecosystem, marine life, and local history. But beyond the educational aspect, reviewers constantly mention how friendly, warm, and fun these guides are. They've got that rare combination of expertise and personality that turns a good boat tour into something families are calling "the highlight of our trip" and "a memory we'll treasure forever." The shelling tours to Kice Island seem to be the most popular activity, though jet ski adventures and wildlife sightseeing trips get equal love. Dolphins are practically guaranteed, with multiple groups describing pods jumping alongside their boats and swimming around them. Manatees, sea turtles, and various bird species make regular appearances too. The tours work beautifully for multi-generational families, with several reviewers specifically praising how well the captains engage both kids and adults. Repeat customers are common here, with some people making these tours an annual tradition. One enthusiastic visitor has already been three times and is planning a fourth. The booking and administrative staff also get mentioned positively, suggesting the whole operation runs smoothly from start to finish.
What an amazing adventure. Captain Elliot was so fun, interesting and educational. The tour was exciting and he showed us all sorts of local wildlife. The best part was he knew exactly where we would find dolphins, which absolutely thrilled us. I highly recommend this tour and Captain Elliot. You will love it.
luis valentin
May 24, 2026
What an amazing adventure. Captain Elliot was so fun, interesting and educational. The tour was exciting and he showed us all sorts of local wildlife. The best part was he knew exactly where we would find dolphins, which absolutely thrilled us. I highly recommend this tour and Captain Elliot. You will love it.
luis valentin
May 24, 2026