FERRY TRIPS
The crossings worth booking.
The 5 most popular florida island ferries. We break down the sailings worth booking - the crossing time, the fare, who runs the boat and what the trip is actually like once you are aboard.
Take a half-day ferry from Fort De Soto to Egmont Key for beach time, wildlife sightings, and island history on a comfortable boat.
Most Popular“Trip canceled due to inclement weather. Require full refund of payment. Hubbard says viator must credit charges to customer. Please advise. John hibma.”
Shell Key ferry from Fort De Soto: quick 20-minute crossing, hours on a shell-filled beach, wildlife sightings, and an easy round trip.
“Viator screwed us over! I realized I had made a mistake in my booking (did ferry+camping but only wanted ferry). When I called to fix the problem I was told that there was nothing they could do because it was less than 24 hours before the excursion. BS! It would take one human ten seconds…”
4 hours by ferry from St. Pete Pier to Egmont Key State Park with snorkeling gear, wildlife spotting, and Sunshine Skyway Bridge views.
“The most friendly and interactive staff. They went above and beyond to make sure we had a good trip and were taken care of. Worth every penny. *Bring bug spray for the island”
A short, $25.63 ferry hop from St. Andrews State Park to Shell Island for sun, shelling rules, and wildlife spotting.
“Finding little shells. Boat captain & crew were fun & knowledgeable st Andrew’s park was huge. The lagoon was fun to snorkel”
Ferry to Shell Island from Panama City for white-sand shelling, nature walks, and panoramic views across St. Andrews Bay in about 1 hour.
“We had an awesome time with family and you all. Very friendly and professional.”
From the Aegean to the Andaman, here is every crossing on the site.
