Egmont Key Boat Cruise
Anna Maria, Florida
Trip Type: Day Cruises
Duration: 4 hours
Our Egmont Key Excursion is one of our most popular trips for swimming, shelling, beachcombing, and exploring!
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Our Egmont Key Excursion is one of our most popular trips for swimming, shelling, beachcombing, and exploring!
Egmont Key is a Florida state park which is a barrier island separating Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The island is largely uninhabited except for some park rangers and the Tampa Bay ship's pilots. While you are on the island you can explore the ruins of Fort Dade. There is also an active lighthouse (still in use today) that was built in the 1850. The south end of the island is a bird sanctuary, but the north end is open to beachcombing, shelling, and swimming.
What to bring? Sunscreen, a towel, and water shoes. Small coolers for lunch and drinks are allowed.
Egmont Key is a Florida state park which is a barrier island separating Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The island is largely uninhabited except for some park rangers and the Tampa Bay ship's pilots. While you are on the island you can explore the ruins of Fort Dade. There is also an active lighthouse (still in use today) that was built in the 1850. The south end of the island is a bird sanctuary, but the north end is open to beachcombing, shelling, and swimming.
What to bring? Sunscreen, a towel, and water shoes. Small coolers for lunch and drinks are allowed.
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