Shell Island Cruises Unit 16b
Shell Island is a local hot spot for snorkeling in Panama City Beach, Florida. Begin your adventure with Shell Island Cruises.
3 hours of sun-soaked fun! Enjoy snorkeling and exploring the marine life on Shell Island. Enjoy the music and a Rum Punch... Get on the Paddleboards! And keep an eye for Friendly Dolphins.
St. Andrews State Park's waters are great for experienced and beginning kayakers. There is plenty to see and do, including great snorkeling and swimming spots. Paddlers who are experienced may wish to make the crossing from Shell Island. It is best to rent a boat and kayaks to explore Shell Island.
Amazing 3 hour tour! Captain made sure that we saw dolphins, and even took us up to a shipwreck. It was great fun for the kids to snorkel on Shell Island. It is highly recommended for all ages.
The Park is situated on miles of sugar-sand coastline. It is regularly rated America’s top beach. St. Andrews State Park has 1200 acres of boating, camping, swimming, and other watersports. There are also bird/wildlife observation and hiking. Shell Island Cruises, located at 405 Cliftonia Cir. Panama City Beach FL 32408.
Since 1999, Shell Island Snorkeling has been a Panama City Beach tradition. TripAdvisor rated us among the top Things to Do for Shell Island State Park Tours and Shell Island Trips.
St. Andrews State Park has waters that are suitable for both beginners and experts. There are many beautiful beaches that you can explore. You also have great swimming and snorkeling areas. Paddlers with experience may choose to cross to Shell Island. Or, they can even try sea kayaking out of the pass. You can kayak on Shell Island in safety and comfort by renting a rental package. It includes a ride on a Shell Island Cruise as well as kayaks.
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.