Top St Petersburg Water Transfers

If you want to explore the waters near St. Pete Beach at night, but are too intimidated to journey out on your own because the area is home to a lot of marine life, this tour is a great choice. This St. Pete Beach Glass Bottom Kayak LED Night Tour lets you go out with a guide who knows the area and its ecosystem well and who can easily lead the way even in the dark.

Edgmont Key is a remote island, and the only way to visit is by boat. Book your ferry in advance from De Soto Park to guarantee your spot. Look for dolphins, manatees, and sea turtles on the ferry ride over. Includes 3 hours on the island. Snacks are available for purchase, and snorkeling gear available for rent.

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.

Witness the beauty of dawn on our private Sunrise Dolphin & Island Architecture Tour in Tampa Bay. As the sun rises from the East, enjoy the playful dolphins during their morning feed and the serenade of local tropical birds. Sip on your favorite beverage while cruising around the picturesque islands of the bay, all set to a backdrop of calming music. This exclusive tour promises a serene start to your day surrounded by nature's wonders. - Private tour offering a unique sunrise experience on Tampa Bay - Encounter dolphins in their natural habitat during morning feeding - Cruise around the scenic islands while enjoying refreshing drinks - Relax with music and the sounds of nature as the day begins

Discover St. Petersburg's undeveloped Shell Key Preserve on this exciting kayak excursion. Join a small group and gear up for your adventure through mangrove tunnels and shallow seagrass meadows. While you paddle, observe local wildlife like sea turtles and seabirds and stop at Shell Island to collect seashells or go for a swim.

Spending time on Florida's water provides an opportunity to see sea life in its natural habitat. Take that experience to the next level with this Treasure Island Glass-Bottom Kayak Rental, and cruise on a kayak that you can easily see through the bottom of. You can explore both Eleanor Island and John's Pass Islands, including a mangrove tunnel and the area's diverse wildlife.