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Boat Tour Destinations Near St. Petersburg, Florida
The Islands and Sandbars We Visit
Every trip pulls from the same lineup of islands and sandbars. Where you actually go depends on how much time you book and what sounds good that day. Here's what's in the rotation.
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Shell Key Preserve
A quiet, undeveloped island known for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and shoreline that still feels untouched.
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John's Pass Sandbar
A lively sandbar just off the John's Pass boardwalk, easy swimming and floating in shallow, clear water.
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Three Rooker Island
A secluded barrier island with turquoise water, good for shelling, snorkeling, and sunbathing away from the crowds.
Egmont Key
A historic island at the mouth of Tampa Bay, home to an old lighthouse and fort ruins you can swim right up to.
North Anclote Island
Clear water and a regular spot for dolphin, manatee, and ray sightings while paddleboarding or snorkeling.
Fort De Soto
One of our most requested stops, known for its 1898 era fort and long stretches of natural beach.
