Shell Island Tour Panama City Beach

We will take you and your group to Shell Island for wildlife viewing, stunning scenery, and breathtaking views. There will be opportunities for you to collect shells, relax on a private beach or simply enjoy the natural beauty of a place where humans have not yet developed it. The Shell Island Beach Tour guides will show you where to find what you are looking for when you visit Shell Island. All of them are locals to Panama City Beach and know the best places to visit, as well the less-known areas that are almost exclusive.

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.

Our Shell Island Beach Tour will take you to a variety of habitats. These include sandy bottoms, shallow grass flats and the rock faces of the jetties. There will be tropical fish, crabs, and rays. You might even see a sea turtle, or some of the bottle nose dolphins. Rent snorkel equipment at the Jetty Store. Or get it as part a complete package with Shuttle tickets on a Shell Island Beach Tour.

The St. Andrews State Park covers the western portion of Shell Island. It's as Florida is. So you won't need to stop at a restaurant or picnic table. But you'll have the opportunity to see some of East Coast's most beautiful wildlands. This tour will allow you to see many endangered species.

When you book a Shell Island Beach Tour to Shell Island with us. We will take you to the secret coastline areas that most tourists don’t get to see. Also you can bring a lunch or beverages. Make sure to pack up anything that you take, to avoid damaging this natural habitat for future visitors. And of course, seeing Shell Island is only part of the tour! As we cross out to the island. Keep a sharp eye out for dolphins, because we often see wild schools of dolphins in the area. You could also make a Shell Island rest stop part of a charter fishing trip.

St. Andrews State Park's waters are great for experienced and beginning kayakers. There are many beautiful beaches that you can explore. You also have great swimming and snorkeling areas. Paddlers with experience may wish to make the crossing from Shell Island. It is best to rent a package that includes a ride, kayaks and other equipment on Shell Island.