easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical activity involved
Discover the beauty of Marco Island from the water on a private, eco-friendly boat tour. Enjoy shelling, wildlife viewing, and breathtaking vistas during this personalized adventure in Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Embark on a two-hour private boat tour with Treasure Seekers Shell Tours in Marco Island, Florida, for a perfect blend of eco-adventure and shelling. This exclusive experience offers travelers a serene escape into the Gulf of Mexico, where they can enjoy personalized guided explorations through crystal-clear waters. As you cruise along scenic coastlines, a knowledgeable guide points out local wildlife and shares insights about the area's rich ecosystem. The highlight of the trip is the opportunity to gather beautiful shells, discover unique marine life, and soak in stunning sunset views. Whether you're an avid shell collector or simply seeking a peaceful maritime outing, this private tour provides a memorable way to connect with nature. Ideal for families, couples, or small groups, the tour is flexible and tailored to your interests, making it a standout activity for anyone visiting Marco Island. With everything provided, all you need to bring is your sense of adventure and curiosity to create lasting memories on this eco-friendly journey in Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses to stay comfortable during outdoor time on the water.
Stay hydrated and energized by bringing along water bottles and light snacks for the tour.
Wear lightweight, breathable clothing and layers if needed, especially for early morning or late afternoon trips.
Avoid disturbing wildlife and follow your guide's instructions to minimize environmental impact.
Marco Island was originally inhabited by the Calusa people and later became a key location for early Florida settlement and fishing industries.
Treasure Seekers Shell Tours emphasizes eco-friendly practices by minimizing environmental impact and educating guests on marine preservation.
Protect your skin from sun exposure during your time on the water.
summer specific
Keep the sun off your face and neck for added comfort.
Reduce glare on the water for better wildlife viewing and shelling.
Layer up for cooler mornings or breezy conditions along the coast.
winter specific