The following tours go by St Andrews Bay:
5/20/2024 - 4/30/2025
Watching a stunning sunset with the graceful dolphins playing around you is a once in a lifetime experience that you can have in Panama City Beach, Florida on this dolphin tour.
5/20/2024 - 2/28/2025
Imagine the Mediterranean-blue waters of Panama City Beach stretch out before you, the wind in your hair, the sun shining down, and a pod of dolphins playfully leaping alongside your boat.
5/20/2024 - 11/30/2024
The 2-Hour Dolphin Tour in Panama City Beach is an incredible adventure that offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and marine life.
St. Andrews Bay, an esteemed natural attraction, is tucked away on the Emerald Coast near Destin, Florida. Renowned for its scenic beauty and marvelous biodiversity, this stunning oasis is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. With an area covering over 69,000 acres of breathtaking landscape, overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, it offers awe-inspiring views at every turn, truly making it a worthy detour for any seasoned traveler.
Imbibed with rich history, St. Andrews Bay’s story spans centuries, taking several geological evolutions to shape its scenic splendor. The bay was formed roughly 13,000 years ago during the Holocene Marine Transgression, an epoch of significantly high sea levels. The saltwater bay is not only acknowledged for its size but also for its depth, reaching up to 10 meters in some areas. The maritime and Spartina marshes found along the area add to its ecological significance.
Most remarkable about St. Andrews Bay, however, are its diverse biological habitats. Drawing substantial attention are the area's salt-tolerant sea grass and mangroves, creating a nurturing environment for a wide variety of marine life. From a vast array of crustaceans and mollusks to the fascinating collection of water birds and fish species like red drum, black drum, and spotted seatrout, nature-bound visitors are in for an enriching experience.
Additionally, if you're lucky, you may spot one of the bay's resident pods of bottlenose dolphins, or even an elusive manatee. For travelers seeking more active pursuits, the clear turquoise waters of the bay are perfect for a range of activities including kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing, while the picturesque sandy shorelines invite you to relax and immerse in the spectacular coastal vistas.
In summary, St. Andrews Bay is much more than just a beautiful landscape near Destin; it's a vibrant and thriving ecosystem, rich in biodiversity. Its serene ambiance, stunning views, and diverse species make it a haven for those seeking solace in nature's lap. Whether you’re a casual beachcomber, an avid birdwatcher, an aquatic adventure enthusiast, or a history buff with an interest in geological evolution, a trip to St. Andrews Bay offers an enriching experience that caters to all interests and age groups.
Imbibed with rich history, St. Andrews Bay’s story spans centuries, taking several geological evolutions to shape its scenic splendor. The bay was formed roughly 13,000 years ago during the Holocene Marine Transgression, an epoch of significantly high sea levels. The saltwater bay is not only acknowledged for its size but also for its depth, reaching up to 10 meters in some areas. The maritime and Spartina marshes found along the area add to its ecological significance.
Most remarkable about St. Andrews Bay, however, are its diverse biological habitats. Drawing substantial attention are the area's salt-tolerant sea grass and mangroves, creating a nurturing environment for a wide variety of marine life. From a vast array of crustaceans and mollusks to the fascinating collection of water birds and fish species like red drum, black drum, and spotted seatrout, nature-bound visitors are in for an enriching experience.
Additionally, if you're lucky, you may spot one of the bay's resident pods of bottlenose dolphins, or even an elusive manatee. For travelers seeking more active pursuits, the clear turquoise waters of the bay are perfect for a range of activities including kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing, while the picturesque sandy shorelines invite you to relax and immerse in the spectacular coastal vistas.
In summary, St. Andrews Bay is much more than just a beautiful landscape near Destin; it's a vibrant and thriving ecosystem, rich in biodiversity. Its serene ambiance, stunning views, and diverse species make it a haven for those seeking solace in nature's lap. Whether you’re a casual beachcomber, an avid birdwatcher, an aquatic adventure enthusiast, or a history buff with an interest in geological evolution, a trip to St. Andrews Bay offers an enriching experience that caters to all interests and age groups.
