Shell Island Boats Orlando
Shell Island Boats is your local connection to great Panama City Beach boat rentals and some of the most popular attractions in Panama City Beach. For more detailed information on things to do in Panama City Beach and plenty of pictures, continue exploring our website. You can also give us a call at (850) 630-1278 or drop by our dock-side kiosk at 5709 North Lagoon Dr in Panama City Beach.
Do you want to find things to do on Panama City Beach? Take the Boat to Shell Island and rent a pontoon or dolphin boat.
Rent a pontoonboat for the best vacation ever. Shell Island Boats can be operated easily, are stable and spacious, and are easy to use. A pontoon can be used by a family, or group of friends who are looking for adventure on water. It is also a great way to visit Shell Island. With your private pleasure craft, you can cruise the waters of St. Andrew Bay as well as play on the sandy beaches of Shell Island.
Sightseeing dolphin tours to Shell Island are some of the more popular tourist attractions in Panama City Beach, Florida. We offer jet ski tours and boat cruises to Shell Island. The vistas are amazing at Shell Island for snorkeling, a great spot for that family photo you’ve been putting off.
Parasailing allows you to see the Emerald Waters and White Sand Beaches on Shell Island.
Due to high demand, we offer many activities. Call or email us to verify times and availability. Before driving to the location.
Rent a pontoonboat and have the most unforgettable vacation. Shell Island Boats are spacious, safe, stable, and easy-to-use. A pontoon boat is ideal for families or groups of friends looking to have fun on the water. This boat is also the best way to visit Shell Island. You can cruise St. Andrew Bay with your personal pleasure craft and enjoy the beautiful Shell Island beaches.
Snorkeling is safe and easy for people of all ages. One of the best things about Shell Island is that the calm shallow water behind the jetty is the perfect place for first-time snorkelers to try the sport.
Though the area boasts an average of 320 days of sunshine per year, late spring, summer and early fall offer some of the warmest air and water temperatures. Plus, by avoiding a visit in March or April, you'll dodge the deluge of college students who descend on the area's ivory sands every year for spring break.
There is still an amazingly pristine, uninhabited island just waiting to be explored. Shell Island is a barrier island, a 7-mile stretch of undeveloped land nestled between the Gulf of Mexico and St. Andrews
This island is not as secluded as you see on the pictures and we couldn't find any of the cool shells either. (I understand that it's nature and can't be controlled).