Top St Petersburg Photography Tours

Whether you’re looking for the best way to commit your St. Petersburg vacation to memory or you’re celebrating a special occasion in your favorite city, this private beach photoshoot is an ideal choice. Let a professional photographer help you capture the sunset over the water on St. Pete Beach—no blurry pics or awkward selfies here.

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

See dolphins in the wild with 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 sightings are guaranteed, or your next trip is free.

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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.

Whether you’re a local looking for a new way to exercise or a visitor who wants to discover Florida’s waterways, this private kayaking adventure in Tierra Verde is customizable to your desires. This experience includes all of the gear you need, including ocean kayaks, paddles, a safety vest, dry bags, and more. They’ll help you put together a unique tour through the local mangrove tunnels where you can spot plenty of aquatic and aviary wildlife.

Whether you have something big to celebrate or want to have something to remember your time in St. Pete Beach, this St. Pete Beach Photography Session is a great idea. It’ll book you time with an award-winning photographer, so you can get those picture-perfect snapshots done at sunset on the beach. Plus, this is a unique experience that lets you have up to 15 people in your photos.

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.

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.

Look for dolphins around Boca Ciega Bay in St. Pete Beach on a cruise in the Tampa Bay Area. Continue into the Gulf of Mexico to visit Shell Key island, a wildlife preserve where you can snorkel, swim, or collect shells on the beach. Depending on the season, you might spot dolphins, manatees, rays, and a variety of seabirds. This family-friendly tour offers both a late morning and afternoon departure, making it easy to suit your schedule.

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.

The Tampa Skyline Tour offers an unparalleled aerial view of Tampa's vibrant skyline and surrounding waters. Soar above iconic landmarks like the Florida Aquarium and the historic Tampa Theatre while capturing the beauty of Tampa Bay from the sky. This 35-mile flight provides a unique perspective on the city's dynamic landscape, perfect for photo enthusiasts and urban explorers alike. With a maximum of 3 passengers per flight, enjoy an intimate experience with stunning visuals and expert guidance. The tour departs from Albert Whitted Airport, ensuring easy access and free parking. Don't miss the chance to see Tampa like never before. - 35 miles of breathtaking aerial views of downtown Tampa - Visit 7 key points of interest, including the Gandy Bridge and St. Pete Pier - Maximum of 3 passengers per flight for a personalized experience - Departures from Albert Whitted Airport with free parking available

St. Petersburg, Florida has been reinventing itself since a Russian immigrant named its streets after his homeland in 1889. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll trace the city's transformation from a quiet railroad town into a cultural destination. The tour starts at the St. Pete Pier, a 26-acre waterfront park that replaced the beloved Inverted Pyramid structure in 2020 after nearly two decades of public debate. From there, you'll follow the bay south past Benoist Centennial Plaza, where pilot Tony Jannus took off on January 1st, 1914 – carrying St. Petersburg's mayor on the world's first scheduled commercial airline flight. The route continues south along Beach Drive, past the Museum of Fine Arts and the St. Petersburg Yacht Club, before ending at the Salvador Dalí Museum, whose hurricane-engineered glass structure houses the largest collection of Dalí's work outside Spain.