Shell Island Water Taxi Phone Number
Do you want to find things to do on Panama City Beach? Take our Shuttle to Shell Island, rent or charter a pontoon boat, and even take a dolphin-watching tour.
The Shell Island Water Taxi, which is the fastest and most efficient way to reach Shell Island, is the best. The Shuttle also connects you with snorkel gear rentals and Shell Island Snorkel Tours.
We pick up and deliver approximately 2.2 miles to the State Park docks*. We don't drop off in the Jetty area*. This is a nature-preserved island, so we do not have any facilities for toilets or shade. It will take around 15 minutes to reach the dock at the island.
Shell Island is only accessible by boat. The Shell Island Ferry makes it easy, safest and fastest to get there. The official Shell Island Ferry service for St. Andrews State Park has been operating for many years.
With one of our well-maintained Shell Island Pontoon Boat Rentals, you can explore Shell Island on your own or with your loved ones.
Shell Island is one big eco tour, accessible to all that have a boat, or have friends with a boat (Shell Island Water Taxi is your friend with a boat). Hop off the boat at Shell Island, bring your camera and explore the unspoiled island on your own time. Shell Island Water Taxi will drop you off, and then pick you up. You enjoy the hassle free eco tour on your own terms.
We require reservations for our Panama City boat tour, which means we therefore, please reserve yours today. Our Panama City boat tours are available five times daily. If you'd like to book an appointment, please contact us for availability. We look forward to seeing you soon!"
Shell Island is a nature preserve with no restrooms or any other visitor facilities such as trash receptacles, picnic tables, or shade pavilions. There is no trash removal service. Island visitors are asked to be responsible and take everything they bring to the Island with them when they leave.
Shell Island is an undeveloped barrier island between St. Andrew Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The area stretching out for 7 miles with no hotels, no restaurants, no food stalls, no trash cans, no picnic tables, no buildings. It's natural beauty for as far as you can see.
Agree with above, go around 11 a.m., to get the best of daytime sun, because April has some fairly cool days. over a year ago. I'd plan for late morning/early afternoon. There's no shade so if it is really warm you don't want to be there at the absolute hottest part of the day.