Shell Island Tours Panama City Beach Parasailing

Shell Island is undeveloped. There are no restrooms, concession stands or other man-made amenities. You will need to bring your own food and beverages if you wish to eat or drink on the island. It is important to return all items that you have brought with you, including empty bottles and food wrappers, in order to preserve the natural beauty of this area.

These are memories that will last a lifetime, when you can see our most iconic residents, the Atlantic Bottle Nose Dolphins. Shell Island offers stunning White Sand beaches and Emerald waters that allow you to see dolphins.

It's a great way of enjoying a Shell Island day on the beach by renting a pontoonboat. A pontoonboat is safe, stable and simple to operate. It's the ideal way to visit Shell Island with a group of friends or family. Your private pleasure craft can take you on a cruise through the calm waters of St. Andrew Bay, and then play on the sandy beaches of Shell Island.

The private dolphin tour is for 13 passengers. We reserve the boat for your group or family and the captain for 2 hours. Coast Guard regulations stipulate that 13 passengers are allowed, including children and infants.

Shell Island is an undeveloped barrier islands off Florida's Emerald Coast. It measures approximately 7 miles in length, running east to west. It's made up gracefully of sand dunes and pine hammocks. A protected inland lake is home to deer and shorebirds. Shell Island is home to a wide range of endangered and coastal species, as well as a protected shore.

Shell Island offers a rare chance to enjoy a beach like nature intended. It has sparkling clear water that runs alongside its sugar-white sandy shore. Shell Island, seven miles long and accessible, is a undeveloped paradise between the gulf & St. Andrew Bay. It is home to diverse wildlife and is easily accessible but not developed. Shell Island is a great place to spend a relaxing, active vacation.