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A private four-hour boat charter from Gulfport takes you to Johns Pass, Shell Key and Egmont Key — beaches, sandbars and a historic lighthouse in one flexible trip. Expect dolphin sightings, shell-strewn shores and a sunset run to Pass-a-Grille.
A private four-hour boat charter from Gulfport takes you to Johns Pass, Shell Key and Egmont Key — beaches, sandbars and a historic lighthouse in one flexible trip. Expect dolphin sightings, shell-strewn shores and a sunset run to Pass-a-Grille.
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Operated by Lagoon pontoons of Saint Pete beach LLC · Gulfport, Florida
When the engine hum drops to an easy purr and the marina slips behind you, the Gulf of Mexico opens like a page of movement: whitecaps that dare your camera to keep up, a band of pelicans winging low, and the salt-sweet air pushing at your hair. A private charter from Gulfport Municipal Marina turns those elements into a four-hour loop of beaches, sandbars and historic ruins — a nearshore odyssey that can end with the sun melting behind Pass-a-Grille.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility for boarding and occasional shallow landings.
Yes — guests may bring their own beverages; glass is discouraged and the captain can advise local open-container rules.
Landings are typically allowed but can be limited by park rules and tides; confirm with the operator ahead of time and bring any park fees in cash if required.
Some vessels have a marine head while others do not; ask the supplier when booking if a head is required for your party.
Service animals are permitted and the operator may allow small pets — confirm in advance so the crew can prepare boarding arrangements.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for unsafe weather conditions.
Dolphins and manatees are commonly seen in these waters, but wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed — the captain will take routes that maximize chances while prioritizing safety.
Egmont Key hosted a military fort and a lighthouse first lit in 1858; the island later functioned as a quarantine site and now preserves coastal military and natural history.
These barrier islands rely on seagrass beds and shell ridges; practice leave-no-trace, avoid collecting live shells or disturbing nesting birds, and observe posted manatee zones.
Lagoon pontoons of Saint Pete beach LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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