Island Florida
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St. Andrew Bay is home to one of the world’s largest resident populations of bottlenose dolphins. These are the iconic gray dolphins that most people are familiar with from television, movies, and marine parks. Shell Island Pontoons has dolphin tours that offer you the chance to watch wild bottlenose dolphins in their natural setting. It’s a unique opportunity that is sure to create unforgettable Panama City Beach vacation memories. Join us on one of our Panama City Beach Dolphin Tours for a dolphin encounter that will be the highlight of your Panama City Beach visit.
Looking for things to do in Panama City Beach? Take our Boat over to Shell Island, rent a pontoon boat, or even take a dolphin tour.
We are known for our professional, yet friendly approach that has made us a great success. We are proud of the loyalty we have earned from our repeat customers. We invite you to come and see why.
You can explore Shell Island with your friends and family with one of our well-maintained Shell Island Pontoon Boat Rentals.
Amazing way for the entire family to see dolphins, visit Shell Island and swim in the Emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico!
The Shell Island Boats is the easiest, safest, and fastest way to get to Shell Island. Book now and save time on the day!
The Shell Island Dolphin Tours will be one of your most memorable experiences while on Panama City Beach.
This island is not as secluded as you see on the pictures and we couldn't find any of the cool shells either. (I understand that it's nature and can't be controlled).
Shell Island has a fascinating amount of local wildlife including dolphins, loggerhead turtles, green sea turtles, ghost crabs, beach mice, nine-banded armadillos, alligators that live in the lake on the island, marsh rabbits, racoons and more.
Shell Island is a nature preserve with no restrooms or any other visitor facilities such as trash receptacles, picnic tables, or shade pavilions. There is no trash removal service. Island visitors are asked to be responsible and take everything they bring to the Island with them when they leave.
Every year, visitors flock to the white sands of Panama City Beach, and each year they are joined by some 200 different species of shark. Both are drawn to the area's crystal clear waters and abundant sea life. The double sandbar system at Panama City Beach creates a deep water channel close to shore