moderate
4 days
Moderate physical fitness required for walking, shelling, and light hiking
Discover the wild beauty of Florida’s Ten Thousand Islands with a 4-day glamping adventure at Shell Camp. From shelling and fishing to stargazing in a mangrove paradise, this trip offers an immersive wilderness experience.
Up to 8 People! • Age 18 & up • 4 days, 3 nights • Explore a barrier island!
Embark on a unique 4-day glamping adventure on a pristine Barrier Island in Florida's Ten Thousand Islands. Experience the thrill of shelling, fishing, and bird watching in a stunning mangrove setting. As night falls, explore the beach under the stars, encountering ghost crabs and the wonders of nature in comfort.
4 days, 3 nights
We are an Eco Friendly tour offering an all-inclusive Glamping trip on a Barrier Island in the Ten Thousand Islands off the SW Florida coast!
The Camp, located on a White Powder Sand Beach, in a Mangrove Setting, has hundreds of Seashells Species, Coastal Birds & Marine Life. There are opportunities for Shelling, Shore Fishing, Bird Watching, Star Gazing & Nature Photography.
After the sun sets, see a whole new side of the Island! Explore the island by the light of a headlamp as Ghost Crabs scuttle the Beach & Bright Stars shine overhead.
Glamping is a fusion of Glamour & Camping without having to sacrifice the comforts and luxuries of home. On this tour, you cannot only witness nature, but immerse yourself in this exclusive “One of a kind experience.”
The Boat Shuttle departs Goodland Boating Park & whisks you to Shell Camp. Spend 4 day/3 night: Exploring the Beaches, Mangrove Forests, Splashing in the Gulf, Finding rare colorful Shells & Experiencing a rich ecosystem with abundant Wildlife.
Sturdy shoes help when walking along the rocky shoreline or through dense mangroves.
Use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to guard against Florida’s strong sun during daytime activities.
Capture wildlife and scenic views from a distance with a good zoom lens.
A flashlight helps navigate the beach and camp area safely after sunset.
The Ten Thousand Islands have been an important habitat for native tribes and early explorers, with marine life sustaining local fishing communities for centuries.
Shell Camp emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including reef-safe sunscreen and responsible wildlife viewing to protect this fragile environment.
Protect against Florida’s intense sun during all outdoor activities.
summer specific
Comfortable shoes for walking along beaches, mangroves, and uneven terrain.
Capture wildlife and scenic views from afar.
Navigate camp and beaches safely after dark.