Three-Hour Shelling Cruise to Shell Key Preserve from John's Pass
by Hubbard's Marina
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$89.90Overview
This three-hour boat cruise departs from Hubbard’s Marina inside John's Pass and includes about one hour to explore Shell Key Preserve, a 195-acre barrier island at the mouth of Tampa Bay. During your time on the island, you can walk along calm, protected back bay waters and search for shells. The trip is aboard the HUB Cat 49, a safe and comfortable vessel with onboard restrooms. On the way to and from the island, the boat travels through protected bay waters to keep the ride smooth. If weather permits, the return trip will include a cruise along the Gulf beaches near St Petersburg. Wildlife sightings such as dolphins, seabirds, and manatees are common throughout the cruise. The tour also passes by John's Pass Village & Boardwalk, a historic area created by a hurricane in 1848 and known for its shops, restaurants, and local tours. The route includes views of Madeira Beach, known locally as “Mad Beach,” where soft white sand lines the shore and dolphins can often be seen.
Highlights
What's included
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Itinerary
Tierra Verde
Spend about one hour exploring Shell Key Preserve, a 195-acre barrier island located at the mouth of Tampa Bay. The area features calm and protected back bay waters. On the trip, guests may see dolphins, seabirds, manatees, and other wildlife.
60 min
John's Pass Village & Boardwalk
The pass was formed by a hurricane on September 27, 1848. It was first navigated by a pirate named John Levique, giving the area its name. Today, John's Pass features over one hundred merchants offering unique shops, various restaurants, and local tour operators.
Madeira Beach
Known locally as “Mad Beach,” this beach has soft, white sand. It is a common place to spot dolphins along the shore.
Meeting point
Located inside beautiful Johns Pass, directly below Hooters on the water, closest to the Johns Pass Bridge.
End point
Located inside beautiful Johns Pass, directly below Hooters on the water, closest to the Johns Pass Bridge.
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Three-Hour Shelling Cruise to Shell Key Preserve from John's Pass
by Hubbard's Marina
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$89.90Overview
This three-hour boat cruise departs from Hubbard’s Marina inside John's Pass and includes about one hour to explore Shell Key Preserve, a 195-acre barrier island at the mouth of Tampa Bay. During your time on the island, you can walk along calm, protected back bay waters and search for shells. The trip is aboard the HUB Cat 49, a safe and comfortable vessel with onboard restrooms. On the way to and from the island, the boat travels through protected bay waters to keep the ride smooth. If weather permits, the return trip will include a cruise along the Gulf beaches near St Petersburg. Wildlife sightings such as dolphins, seabirds, and manatees are common throughout the cruise. The tour also passes by John's Pass Village & Boardwalk, a historic area created by a hurricane in 1848 and known for its shops, restaurants, and local tours. The route includes views of Madeira Beach, known locally as “Mad Beach,” where soft white sand lines the shore and dolphins can often be seen.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Tierra Verde
Spend about one hour exploring Shell Key Preserve, a 195-acre barrier island located at the mouth of Tampa Bay. The area features calm and protected back bay waters. On the trip, guests may see dolphins, seabirds, manatees, and other wildlife.
60 min
John's Pass Village & Boardwalk
The pass was formed by a hurricane on September 27, 1848. It was first navigated by a pirate named John Levique, giving the area its name. Today, John's Pass features over one hundred merchants offering unique shops, various restaurants, and local tour operators.
Madeira Beach
Known locally as “Mad Beach,” this beach has soft, white sand. It is a common place to spot dolphins along the shore.
Meeting point
Located inside beautiful Johns Pass, directly below Hooters on the water, closest to the Johns Pass Bridge.
End point
Located inside beautiful Johns Pass, directly below Hooters on the water, closest to the Johns Pass Bridge.
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.