St. Pete Beach Location Activites

As we hit the sporty waters of the Gulf Of Mexico, we will guide you through unique passages among the sea grass beds that surround the many protected shallow water bays.

Banana Boat rides could be the best ride for your buck while visiting St. Pete Beach and something you don’t want to miss out on. It delivers the thrill of a jet ski with a little more padding. Up to six people can ride at one time.

Spin with your friends with this roulette wheel style tube! Great – Greater – Endless Ride! Wooohoooo and wohooooo again – that`s the ultimate fun for you and especially your friends!

We will embark on the spectacular Shell Key. Go back in time and take a walk along the pristine sands of the island. Here you will indulge in a rare eco-system which some consider the best natural environment in Florida. Keep a look out for a plethora of seashells, dolphins frolicking and unique bird species.

We will embark on the spectacular Shell Key. Go back in time and take a walk along the pristine sands of the island. Here you will indulge in a rare eco-system which some consider the best natural environment in Florida. Keep a look out for a plethora of sea shells, dolphins frolicking and unique bird species.

If you think the view from St. Pete Beach is beautiful from the ground wait until you see it from 800 feet up as you parasail through the warm air. Whether you are a child ready for a new adventure or an adult scared of heights parasailing is a experience you cannot pass up.

Go back in time to 1858. Immerse yourself in rich history when the island served as a camp for captured Seminoles at the end of the Third Seminole War and was later occupied by the Union Navy during the Civil War during the 19th century. In 1898, the Spanish-American War threatened, Fort Dade was built on the island and remained active until 1923.