
easy
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking involved on mostly flat island terrain, plus brief swims if desired.
Cruise the pristine waters north of Clearwater Beach aboard a private Four Winns Funship, with dolphin encounters, island stops, and shelling adventures on secluded beaches. This half-day trip offers immersive wildlife viewing and swimming, ideal for small groups eager to explore Florida’s Gulf Coast.
The salty breeze slides across your skin as the privy 27-foot Four Winns Funship unfurls its sleek double-decker silhouette against Clearwater Beach’s shimmering horizon. The engine hums low, a steady pulse beneath a canopy of sunshine, urging the boat from the marina into the open waterways where wild dolphins play tag with the wake. This is no ordinary boat day. It’s a private, curated escape for up to 10 passengers, designed to dive deep into the coastal charm and natural wonders north of Clearwater Beach.

Private tours are limited to small groups and fill up quickly, especially for sunset trips; reserve in advance to secure your desired departure.
Florida sun can be strong on open water—wear sunscreen, a hat, and UV-protective clothing to avoid sunburn during your boat day.
Decks can get wet; choose footwear with good grip to maintain stability while boarding, disembarking, and walking on sandy islands.
Although bottled water is provided, bring your own refillable bottle to stay hydrated during active stops like swimming and shelling.
The barrier islands off Clearwater were shaped over millennia, with Caladesi Island preserving one of the last undeveloped Gulf Coast shorelines.
Local efforts focus on protecting delicate coastal habitats by managing visitor impact and supporting native wildlife sustainability.
High SPF sunscreen protects against intense Florida sun during open-water travel.
summer specific
Protects feet when swimming or walking on rocky or sandy island shores.
summer specific
Light clothes offer comfort on warm days while guarding against wind on the water.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is critical for a safe and enjoyable boat day.