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Full-Day Luxury Catamaran Charter in Tampa Bay: Egmont Key, Fort De Soto & St. Pete Beaches - St. Petersburg, FL

Full-Day Luxury Catamaran Charter in Tampa Bay: Egmont Key, Fort De Soto & St. Pete Beaches

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

7 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; expect brief swims, light paddling, and some standing on deck

Overview

Spend seven hours aboard an all-private luxury catamaran exploring Tampa Bay’s best offshore playgrounds—from the ruins and snorkeling of Egmont Key to the sandbars of Fort De Soto. This full-day charter blends comfort, water toys, and local knowledge for a tailored marine escape.

Full-Day Luxury Catamaran Charter in Tampa Bay: Egmont Key, Fort De Soto & St. Pete Beaches

Other
City Tour
Boat Tour
Sailing
Sightseeing Tour

The catamaran slips away from Demens Landing Park with a soft, steady thrum; the city’s skyline shrinks into a watercolor of steel and sun as gulls torque and wheel above. Onboard, a charcuterie board and chilled glasses set the tone—this is not a ferry but a floating salon, designed to slow the pace and widen the view. The bay opens into big water here, and currents nudge the hull while mangrove islands and low sandbars reveal themselves like chapters in a coastal atlas.

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Adventure Tips

Arrive early for boarding

Plan to meet at Demens Landing Park at least 20 minutes before departure to handle parking and check-in smoothly.

Bring reef-safe sunscreen

Sunscreen is required to protect marine life and your skin; reapply after swimming to stay protected during the long day.

Motion-sickness precautions

If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication or use acupressure bands before boarding—open water can become choppy midbay.

Protect electronics

Carry a dry bag for phones, cameras, and keys—spray and splashes are inevitable when anchoring and swimming.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Southern stingray
  • Brown pelican

History

Egmont Key hosts the ruins of Fort Dade and a long maritime history as a lighthouse and coastal defense site; the islands trace military and shipping chapters of Tampa Bay.

Conservation

These islands are sensitive habitats—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid trampling seagrass, and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance to nesting birds and delicate shorelines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Reef-safe sunscreen

Essential

Protects skin and local marine ecosystems while spending hours in tropical sun.

summer specific

Water shoes

Useful for rocky or shelly island bottoms and makes wading easier.

summer specific

Light wind jacket

Essential

Provides warmth and blocks spray on open-water passages, especially morning and evening.

spring specific

Dry bag (small)

Essential

Keeps phone, keys, and camera safe from splashes during swims and paddle sessions.