The western half of Shell Island is part of the St. Andrews State Park. It’s as natural as Florida gets. Which means that you won’t be stopping at a concession stand or stopping at a picnic table. But you will get a chance to see some of the most beautiful, untouched wild land left on the East Coast. Get a chance to see a variety of endangered species.
The Park is located on miles of sugar-sand coastline and is consistently rated America’s best beach. St. Andrews State Park encompasses 1200 acres. The park offers boating/camping, swimming, watersports, fishing and hiking as well bird/wildlife viewing. Shell Island Cruises are located at 405 Cliftonia Cir. Panama City Beach FL 32408.
North Lagoon will be your destination. After you turn left, you will go past their parking lots and the Lighthouse Marina. On the right side of the road, we will be under the trees/down on a gravel road. We will have signs displaying our company name.
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The dolphins are wild animals in their natural habitat, they are not in tanks or netted areas. It is highly recommended that you wear polarized sunglasses to cut the glare on the water to be able to better see the beautiful wild dolphins. It is pretty rare for us to not see the dolphins.
Renting a pontoon boat on Shell Island is a wonderful way to enjoy a day at the beach. A pontoonboat can be rented for your family, friends, or group. It is safe, stable and spacious and very easy to operate. With your own private pleasure boat you can cruise along the St. Andrew Bay waters or enjoy the sugar-white sands on Shell Island.
Book your shell island trip today. Best excursion in panama city beach Florida. So you have tried the banana boat rides , the parasailing trips, you’ve tried out our jetskis and you’ve rented lounge chairs and relaxed in the sun with the waves crashing on the surf. So you have seen it all, right?
It is usually referred to as a barrier island that separates the waters of St. Andrews Bay from the Gulf of Mexico. But strictly speaking, it is now a peninsula rather than an island. Shell Island was an actual island in the past, right after the St.