easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily a leisure boating day with optional swimming and light water activities
Spend four vibrant hours on a private boat charter with Sandbars & Sunsets Charters at Crab Island, Destin’s famous submerged sandbar. Swim, socialize, and soak up the emerald waters in this one-of-a-kind boating hotspot.
All Ages Welcome • 4 Hours • Come Experience Destin's Beautiful Crab Island!
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Crab Island, a unique submerged sandbar in Destin, Florida. Perfect for boaters and beach lovers, this lively destination offers crystal-clear waters and a chance to socialize with locals and tourists alike. Enjoy a day of sun, sand, and unforgettable memories in this popular hotspot!
4 Hours
Crab Island isn’t an actual island – it’s a submerged sandbar next to the Destin Bridge. Because of its festive atmosphere and crystal-clear waters, Crab Island is a popular destination for boaters, tourists, and locals alike.
Crab Island in Destin, Florida is the perfect combination of sun, sand, and sparkling emerald waters! Once just a tiny island on the south side of Choctawhatchee Bay, the sandbar known as “Crab Island” is now one of the most popular things to do in Destin for boaters, tourists, and locals alike! Large enough for hundreds of boats, kayaks, and waverunners to anchor down and hang out, some of the area’s top events take place at the sandbar all spring and summer long!
Whatever you need to enjoy the day! Sunscreen, swimming attire, towels, food/drinks, sunglasses, etc.
Crab Island fills up quickly on weekends and holidays, so book your charter early and plan to arrive early to anchor in prime spots.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat since shade options are limited on the sandbar.
Use dry bags or waterproof containers to protect electronics and valuables during your time on the water.
While some floating vendors may be present in season, it’s best to bring your own refreshments and snacks for uninterrupted enjoyment.
Choctawhatchee Bay has been a critical fishing and transportation area for native populations, shaping the region's maritime culture.
Efforts to maintain water quality and protect marine life are important here; visitors are encouraged to use reef-safe products and minimize waste.
Protects your skin and the local marine ecosystem during long sun exposure.
summer specific
Necessary for enjoying the warm waters and drying off afterward.
summer specific
Keeps personal items safe and dry while on the boat or in the water.
Reduces glare on the water and protects your eyes under bright Florida sun.