Grand Mere Sunset Cruise
$0.00 – $19.95
OPEN FOR RESERVATION STARTS ON MARCH 13, 2024
Enjoy a relaxing 1.5-hour sunset cruise on our air-conditioned double-decker boat through St. Andrews Bay, home to one of the world’s largest resident populations of bottlenose dolphins.
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Description
Enjoy a relaxing 1.5-hour sunset cruise on our air-conditioned double-decker boat through St. Andrews Bay, home to one of the world’s largest resident populations of bottlenose dolphins. Take in the beautiful scenery as we sail past Shell Island, an undeveloped 7-mile barrier island abundant with coastal creatures such as shorebirds, ghost crabs, deer, and a serene coastal lake that is a haven for hundreds of species of plants and wildlife.
About the Boat
- Air-conditioned Cabin
- Restrooms
- Full-Service Bar
- Concessions for sale
Additional information
Ticket Type | Sunset Dolphin Cruise – Adult (Ages 13+), Sunset Dolphin Cruise – Child (Ages 3-12), Sunset Dolphin Cruise – Child (Ages 2 & Under), Free |
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We offer a Shell Island Dolphin Watch Cruise and a Sunset Cruise.
Each trip is family-friendly and perfect for guests or all ages.
We are located at Papa Joe’s Bayside.
4601 US-98, Panama City, FL 32405
The Cruise in total is 3.5 hours with 1 hour on the Island.
Towels and Chairs for the Island
Sun Protectors: Sunscreen, Sunglasses, hats, and more
Snorkel Gear
Waterproof bag to hold your personal belongings such as: camera, phone, and wallet coolers are prohibited.
The Grand-Mére has restrooms for guests to use. Shell Island is a beautiful undeveloped paradise. There are no restrooms, or trash cans available on the island. To ensure the beauty of the island remains we ask all guests “Leave No Trace.”
While it is very likely that we will spot our favorite locals while visiting them in their natural habitat, the dolphins and other sea life are all wild, so there is no way to guarantee that we will encounter them.Â
Absolutely! We do everything from holiday parties to bridal parties and more.
Shell Island is seven miles of undeveloped scenery between the Gulf and St. Andrew Bay. Once inhabited by Native Americans, Spanish Settlers, and even pirates. Wildlife like bottlenose dolphins, deer, sea turtles, ghost crabs, and around the Island, shorebirds will nest.