Captain Croix was a marvellous man. He was extremely knowledgeable. We were able to decide what was most important, and dolphin sightings were the preferred option for most of our time."
It's not necessary to take snorkeling equipment with you when there are many rental options.
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Dive into the heart of the Gulf Coast's underwater paradise with Panama City Beach Snorkeling Tours This is your gateway to exploring the shimmering, clear waters that are a playground for a dazzling array of marine life, including vibrant coral reefs, friendly dolphins, and schools of colorful fish. Whether you're a novice or an experienced snorkeler, these tours offer a seamless experience with expert guides, quality equipment, and personalized attention to ensure your adventure is both safe and memorable. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Panama City Beach. Book your snorkeling tour today and prepare to be amazed by the wonders beneath the waves..The Gulf of Chiriqui National Marine Park, located on Panama's Pacific Coast, is a great spot for snorkelers. It boasts vibrant coral reefs and is an ideal destination for those who love to snorkel. Guide Isla Secas offers the best visibility and clearest waters, while Isla Parida or Isla Ladrones offer great snorkeling conditions.
The unspoiled Shell Island is home to a wide variety of wildlife including sea turtles and bottlenose dolphins. Clear, calm waters are available around the rock jetties, making it a great spot for beginners and advanced snorkelers. After your snorkeling trip, you can head to the beach of sugary-white sandy sand.
Customers may cancel within 48 hours of their arrival time and receive a complete refund. Customers who cancel after the 48-hour cancellation period will not receive a full refund. If the weather is bad, the tour can be rescheduled to a later date/time or a full reimbursement will be given. Customers can make any changes to the reservation at no cost, provided it is within the 48 hour cancellation period. No-shows may not be reimbursed.
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"This was the highlight of our Florida trip. We felt safe and enjoyed our time. Captain Lorraine was knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating.
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Snorkeling has many benefits for people of all ages. Shell Island's most appealing feature is the shallow, calm waters behind the jetty that make it easy for beginners to explore the sport.
A guided boat tour will take you to the best snorkeling spots and learn more about local marine life.
The 52-foot, U.S. Coast Guard Certified Catamaran "Privateer" can carry up to 78 people.
Shell Island has a lot to offer, with a variety marine life including turtles and bottlenose dolphins. It also boasts calm, clear waters which are ideal for snorkelers of all levels. After your snorkeling expedition, go to the sugary-white beach.
You can book a private tour and reserve the whole boat for you.
Customers may cancel at least 48 hours prior to their arrival date and time to receive a full refund minus a $5 service fee. Customers that cancel after the 48 hour period will not be eligible for a refund. If the weather is unfavorable, the tour may be rescheduled for a later time/date or a full refund will be issued. Customers may make changes to the reservation without any fees as long as it’s outside the 48 hour cancellation period. No-shows will not be refunded.
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The “Footloose” Catamaran, is a 40 foot, U.S. Coast Guard Certified Catamaran that carries up to 38 passengers. The Footloose Catamaran has seating for over 50 guests throughout the boat. In the front of the boat, you will find a large sunning net and deck seating. One clean restroom on board, along with two steps off the back of the boat for our snorkel trips.
Another popular spot for snorkeling is the rockjetty and artificial reef located on the Gulf shores, St. Andrews State Park. It has direct access to St. Andrews Bay. The park's rock jetties provide a wildlife habitat where snorkelers can view rays or dolphins. They also allow for the observation of a variety coral and sponges. Experienced and newbie snorkelers alike are welcome. You can either rent or bring your equipment to the park concession. St. Andrews also offers snorkeling and other water sports like surfing, paddling, diving, and much more.
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Participation determines when cruises depart each day. Dolphins Due to low demand in the Winter and Fall, Sundays and Mondays are usually closed. However, the booking calendar will show all days that have been closed. The departure times of flights change according to the seasons, so make sure you check the calendar regularly for any changes.
You should not take dead coral from the beach to make souvenirs.
This is one of Panama City Beach Beach's most popular spots. You can find fish and other marine life in shallow pools. The Gulf's clear waters are perfect for family outings. You can either rent or bring your snorkeling gear from a local tour operator.
Ginnie Springs, HIgh Springs. John D. MacArthur Beach State Park, North Palm Beach. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, Key Largo. Phil Foster Park, Riviera Beach. Silver Glen, Ocala Forest.
Sand crabs are the answer! Sand crabs can be seen only at night, and are often only visible with flashlights.
Avoid touching corals, fish, or turtles. You can only touch sand, rock, and water safely (and your fins). Learn how to take a break in water by reading our snorkeling etiquette pages. Use sunscreen that isn't harmful.