Shell Island Tours Panama City Beach Near

The St. Andrews State Park is home to the Shell Island's western half. It's as Florida as it gets. This means you won't stop at a concession stand, or even at a picnic bench. However, you will be able to see some the most beautiful and untouched wildlands on the East Coast. Enjoy the chance to view endangered species.

You are looking for things to do in Panama City Beach Florida. Shell Island and St. Andrews State Park should be on your list. Rent water sports equipment and pontoon boats on our Shuttle from Shell Island to meet bottlenose dolphins during a Dolphin Tour.

One standout among the many things you can do in Panama City Beach Florida is Shell Island. Shell Island, which lies across from St. Andrews State Park, is the most southerly of the many condominiums and resort hotels that line Panama City Beach's white sandy beaches. It offers a beautiful slice of Florida coast for outdoor enthusiasts and beach lovers.

The waters around St. Andrews State Park are nice for both beginning and experienced kayakers. There is plenty of interesting shoreline to explore as well as good swimming and snorkeling spots. Experienced paddlers may want to make the crossing to Shell Island or even paddle out the pass for some sea kayaking. The easiest and safest way to try kayaking on Shell Island is to arrange a rental package that includes a ride and kayaks available on Shell Island.

Native Americans, Spanish settlers, pirates, and even pirates all have inhabited Shell Island. Shell Island is now home to Florida wildlife like ghost crabs, deer and sea turtles. Birdwatchers especially will enjoy the shorebirds nesting on the dunes and in the coastal scrub forest. There are also pods of bottlenose dolphins that live around the island. Shell Island Beach Tours are another way to experience the island. Shell Island Beach Tours provide personalized tours by boat and jet ski, in search for the friendly aquatic animals that inhabit Shell Island.

Shell Island in Panama City Bay is one of the best examples of the gorgeous world that exists in Florida outside of the theme parks. It’s the Florida that has drawn visitors here for generations. Beautiful, wild and pristine.An undeveloped barrier island off the coast of Panama City Beach, Shell Island is around 7 miles long from east to west. It is known for its sand dunes and its scrub forests, pine hammocks, and its lovely inland lake. The variety of ecosystems on the island supports many different types of wildlife including deer, nesting shorebirds, ghost crabs, and a variety of endangered species, like green and loggerhead turtles.