EXCURSIONS

Egmont Key is primarily a wildlife refuge. This Key is an amazing place to relax and collect shells along its pristine beaches. Egmont Key has a rich natural and cultural history, including a lighthouse that has stood since 1858. After touring the historic sites and trails, you can enjoy swimming, wildlife viewing, and snorkeling. Snorkeling the ruins just outside Egmont Key is a guest favorite!

Snorkeling Egmont Key is a one of a kind experience. The submerged ruins of the fort provide a haven many different species of sea life. The clear and shallow waters makes this a great tour for all skill levels. We pride ourselves in providing our guests with premium snorkeling equipment to help maximize the underwater experience in Egmont Key.

Jewfish Key is located between Longboat Key and Anna Maria Island. This unique 38 acre private island has less than 10 homes on it and 15 of those acres are devoted conservation area. Jewfish Key Sandbar is a great spot to enjoy the calm clear waters of Anna Maria Island. This Sandbar is great for paddle boarding, exploring marine life, or just setting up some chairs along the waters edge and enjoy a cold drink. Jewfish Key is definitely a guest favorite! 

Beer Can Island, located on the northern tip of Longboat Key, is an amazing spot. This beach serves up a beautiful natural setting. The white powder sand, weathered tree stumps, and crystal clear water make this one of the most photographed beaches in Florida. Escape to Beer Can Island, explore a bit and find your perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun.

Our family fishing charters are great for the little ones. We check out some local fishing spots and keep the kids busy on smaller fish. If they get bored, no problem. We can head over to a sand bar, bring out the nets and have them explore the area. We always find something cool at the sandbars!

Passage Key is located between Anna Maria Island and Egmont Key in the mouth of Tampa Bay. Passage Key is beautiful year round and offers some of the clearest water in the area. The surrounding waters are shallow with a clean, white, sandy bottom. This area is great for snorkeling, paddle boarding, and looking for seashells along the shallow waters off the sandbar. Keep in mind Passage Key is a wildlife sanctuary and walking on the shoreline is not permitted.

One of our most popular tours. You can't visit Anna Maria Island without seeing a proper sunset. Our sunset tours take you along the calm waters around the island and take to the perfect spots to experience a perfect sunset. Bring some wine and hors d'oeuvres and make the best of this awesome escape!

Anna Maria Island's clear, clam waters attract all sorts of marine life. One of the most popular are Dolphins. The surrounding waters of Anna Maria Island, Longboat Key, and Tampa Bay are known to have plenty of dolphins swimming in their waters. It is a common site to see them swimming in the intercostal waterways, sandbars and along the beach. Seeing these beautiful dolphins never gets old.