Top St Petersburg Attractions & Museums

If you’re looking for a Florida adventure on the water, but don’t want to plan a daring activity yourself, leave it up to this Madeira Beach Parasail Flight. You’ll go out on the water aboard a boat with a group, then take to the skies on a parasail. Picture packages are available for an additional fee to capture your memories.

Get out on the water and see Tampa Bay from a new perspective with this kayaking tour. Ride in a clear kayak—which has the advantage of greater visibility of the underwater world. Along the way look out for coastal birds, marine life, and the beautiful mangroves. No need to worry about missing out on photo opportunities—the trip includes photo stops and a break at Shell Key to enjoy its beach and sandbars.

Every Tuesday from 5-8 PM, Imagine Museum offers an engaging experience for just $10. Enjoy a dynamic evening that combines after-hours comedy, inspiring art lectures, and vibrant music, all aimed at celebrating contemporary glass art. This unique blend of entertainment and culture invites you to unwind and explore creativity in a lively atmosphere, making it the perfect midweek getaway in St. Petersburg.

We are an indoor, explorable world of playful immersive exhibits, featuring works by over 70 acclaimed artists from Florida and around the globe! Open 5 days a week, located just 5 minutes from Downtown St. Pete and Tropicana Field, in the heart of the Warehouse Arts district, along the Pinellas Bike Trail. Fairgrounds St. Pete is a great place to bring friends and family. We even offer field trips and group visits!

Step aboard an evening cruise for dinner and drinks while you take in views of St. Pete Beach. Watch over the landmarks of St. Pete and munch on food from the tropical-themed buffet. Open bar means you won't go thirsty while jamming to island music from the onboard DJ and other entertainment.

Get out on the water and look for dolphins and other wildlife with this nature boat cruise. Make your way to Madeira Beach to board “The Big Blue Boat,” the largest and most stable dolphin watching boat in the Tampa Bay area, then cruise out in search of dolphins, manatees, sea birds, and more, with full narration along the way.

Sail past beaches, skylines, and wildlife on this Dolphin Racer Adventure from St. Pete. Take in the views and keep an eye out for bottlenose dolphins that are known to reside in the area. Listen to informative commentary from your guide throughout the ride and enjoy the scenery as you cruise. Note: dolphin surfing is guaranteed, or your next trip is free.

Discover the vibrant world of contemporary glass art at Imagine Museum for just $5 every Thursday from 5 PM to 8 PM. This special evening admission allows you to explore over 500 stunning glass masterpieces in a spacious 34,000 square foot museum. As you journey through the exhibits, enjoy live music performances on select Thursdays, enhancing your visit with enchanting sounds. Perfectly positioned in St. Petersburg's arts district, Imagine Museum offers a unique cultural experience to start or end your evening.

Part-bar, part-boat, all-around fun: this unique boat cruise takes you on a floating tiki bar around the St. Pete Pier. Hop aboard and let a Coast Guard licensed captain sail you through the water while you sip on alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. Bring your own food, drinks, and up to five others for a few hours of fun. You can also use the boat’s Bluetooth speaker to play your own music.

Go snorkeling around Egmont Key and look for dolphins and other wildlife on this half-day boat tour from Madeira Beach with a small group. Learn about the history of Egmont Key and look for wildlife such as dolphins, manatees, and turtles on the boat ride, then go snorkeling with the provided gear. Options include the ruins for more advanced snorkelers and the grass flats for beginner.

The state of Florida has a history of human habitation stretching back at least 14000 years. Take a guided tour of the Jungle Prada Site in St. Petersburg to uncover Native American history as you walk through an archaeological site of the Tocobaga tribe. Learn about the ancient peoples and the Spanish conquistadors that landed in the area in 1528 and enjoy time roaming around the lush property.