Price includes a delightful escape to the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Relax and enjoy your sailing experience on our beautiful catamaran while watching the abundant sea life and native birds of Southwest Florida.

During our day sails, we do stop for approximately 35 minutes at one of the many beautiful beaches of Southwest Florida – Keeywaydin Island, a barrier island in South Naples to swim, explore , and collect shells.

(Please note stopping at the beach is based on weather conditions. If it is too rough/choppy in the Gulf, the Captain may choose not to include a stop at the beach. Also know that to get to shore, you must swim in. We drop anchor in approx. 6 feet of water, approx. 30 yards off shore. Life jackets and floaties provided if needed. You are also welcome to stay on the boat to soak in the sun and scenery during the stop if you do not want to swim.)

• Complementary – soda, water, beer and chardonnay included
• You can also bring aboard additional food/snacks and beverages (no red wine please) on-board. Due to insurance liability, hard liquor is not allowed on our vessels.
• Smoking and Vaping are prohibited.

Sit back and relax while you enjoy a Private 2 ½ hour Pontoon Tour for Up to 6 Guests for our Day Excursions, or a 2 hour Sunset Excursion lead by one of our expert Captains. Our Pontoons are perfect for Island hopping, up close Eco/Nature and Shelling on Keeywaydin Island. A “Must Do” while visiting SW Florida!
(Sunset Charter arrives back to dock approximately 15 minutes after Sunset)

Keewaydin Island is an 8 mile long unabridged barrier island just to the north of Marco. A fantastic sandy beach stretching the length of the island, with great shelling and opportunities to see plenty of wildlife. It serves as a sanctuary for wildlife and a popular recreational destination, especially at weekends. Keewaydin provides a great opportunity to experience Florida’s natural coast and is a vital nesting ground for Least Terns and Loggerhead Sea Turtles.

Located just north of Tigertail Beach you’ll find Sand Dollar Island which abounds with wonderful seashells and is absolutely breathtaking and totally natural. Many of Florida’s beach-nesting shorebirds that face conservation challenges can be regularly spotted on Sand Dollar, including the Snowy Plover, Least Tern, Black Skimmer, American Oyster Catcher, and Wilson’s Plover.