Overnight Sail Adventure Along Florida's Gulf Coast: Explore Egmont Key & More
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days / 2 nights
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required; participants should be comfortable with basic sailing and walking on sandy, uneven shorelines.
Overview
Step aboard for a two-night sailing escape from Treasure Island, Florida, exploring Egmont Key, Shell Key, and Anna Maria Island. Enjoy snorkeling, fishing, and serene coastal vistas away from the crowds.
Overnight Sail - 2 Nights
3 Days/2 Nights Private Charter
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About This Adventure
Embark on a serene two-night getaway from Treasure Island, exploring the stunning Gulf coastline. Visit Egmont Key, Shell Key, and Anna Maria Island, with opportunities for fishing, snorkeling, and shell hunting. Experience the sailor's life while creating unforgettable memories in charming coastal towns. Perfect for a small group adventure!
Get ready for a relaxing two-night adventure from Treasure Island making stops at Egmont Key, Shell Key, and Anna Maria Island. This excursion gives you time to soak up the sun, experience the sailor's life, and unwind along the Gulf's picturesque coastline. With ample time for fishing, snorkeling, shell hunting, and exploring charming coastal towns, this trip promises to curate memories that will last a lifetime. Max: 6 Guests
Adventure Tips
Bring sun protection
Florida’s Gulf Coast sun can be intense even on cloudy days, so pack sunscreen, hats, and UV-protective clothing to stay comfortable during your sail.
Pack light, waterproof gear
Space is limited on the boat—bring lightweight, water-resistant bags and clothing for convenience and safety.
Stay hydrated
Salt air and sun increase dehydration risk; carry plenty of water and electrolyte replacements onboard.
Respect wildlife areas
Eggmont Key is a protected sanctuary; stay on designated paths and avoid disturbing nesting birds and turtles.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Loggerhead sea turtles
- Brown pelicans
History
Egmont Key served as a military fort and quarantine station in the late 1800s, adding rich historical context to your visit.
Conservation
The area is a designated wildlife refuge with active programs to protect native species and marine habitats, so visitor impact is carefully managed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from intense coastal sun during daytime activities.
summer specific
Quick-dry clothing
Keeps you comfortable by drying quickly after snorkeling or light rain.
summer specific
Water shoes or sandals
Protects feet when exploring rocky or shell-strewn shorelines.
summer specific
Light windbreaker jacket
Useful for cooler evenings and breezy wake on the water.
spring specific