Shell Island Cruises Quakertown Pa
We’re known for our famous “Rum Punch”, but we also have a stocked bar with beer and wine, and all of our snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are just $2.00. Restrooms are available onboard. Join our experienced captain and crew for your Island Time sailing adventure in paradise.
The Park is located along miles and miles of sugar-sand coastline which has been consistently rated America's most beautiful beach. St. Andrews State Park spans 1200 acres. It offers boating, camping and swimming as well as watersports and fishing. Shell Island Cruises is located in Panama City Beach at 405 Cliftonia Cir. FL 32408.
After about an hour on Shell Island will be over, we'll sail leisurely out to see if wild dolphins are there. (Please see the below dolphin disclaimer). We hope the conditions are perfect and dolphin sightings are very common. But, we do not control the weather. The cruise back to Panama City Beach is a great sailing party with upbeat music, games, and dancing.
Shell Island is a 7-mile-long barrier beach and barrier island that lies in the southern end of St. Andrews State Park. You can reach the island by either private boat or official Shell Island Cruise. This is the perfect spot for those who desire a beautiful beach experience. It is a great place to snorkel and swim. The island's inland hiking trails offer the chance to view rare Florida bird and plant species in their natural environment.
We love our dolphins. We want them to flourish so that future generations can enjoy their beauty. We hope that they will be as excited about seeing us as are we! Unfortunately, that would mean they were being fed by people from boats. This is illegal and dangerous for the dolphins.
A Panama City Beach vacation doesn't end when you visit Shell Island. We can help you make your vacation unforgettable. Contact us today!
We are well-known for our Rum Punch. However, we also have beer and wine on hand. All our snacks are under $2.00. The ship has a bathroom. Your Island Time sailing adventure will be a memorable one with our experienced crew.
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.